This will likely lose you the secondary objective, but makes getting the medal easier. Thus, holding off on capturing any bridges until you are ready allows you more time to clear the map and farm german convoys. Since their base is on the opposite side of the river from yours, if no bridge points are captured it is impossible for the territory to be linked and the objective to be completed prematurely. When necessary, force fire on Canadian Allies to delay their advance! Bombing their base turns out to be really effective.Īdditionally, while the Canadian allies like to capture territory, their AI seems reluctant to capture the actual bridge control points.Bottleneck the withdraw route to at least middle section (Which means you need to capture north and south bridge roads to seal off their retreat, allowing you to focus on one kill zone.).Establish a kill zone to maximize the damage and increase the efficiency.Explore the entire map to kill stationed enemies scattered across the map.Use more kill-with-high-certainty units like Snipers and AT guns.Intentionally slow down the advance and intercept as many convoys as possible.Once all primary points are captured, the timer will stop prematurely and the number of remaining enemies will be finite. Another deterring factor that will disrupt the pace is the AI-controlled Canadian forces will automatically capture vital control points. Put it in another way, the more efficient the player advances, the more likely the medal will be missed. In order to get this medal the player must inflict specified number of Axis casualties, which is an awkward requirement. Then, get the fighting squad (one M4 Sherman, One M10 Tank Destroyer and two Riflemen) to capture the first two bridges and clear the enemies from the area.
This will slow the axis convey from escaping. Conti to close it and stop the German Opel Blitz Trucks carrying supplies.įirst, have the engineer to build tank traps, mines and machine gun emplacements on the road to the first two bridges. The American Forces led by General Patton, British and Canadian Forces led by General Montgomery and the Free Polish Forces in the West were circling the German 7th Army stationed in the Falaise Pocket.
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