The Panzer Elite force is comprised primarily of light, fast units that deliver as strong a punch to the enemy as possible before retreating to lick their own grievous wounds. They waste no time on defenses, instead counting on a strong offensive to keep the enemy off balance and out of their territory. When the enemy attempt to invade, he will quickly be met by a slew of mobile units capable of driving him off, whether through sheer attrition or superior firepower.
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| - The Panzer Elite force is comprised primarily of light, fast units that deliver as strong a punch to the enemy as possible before retreating to lick their own grievous wounds. They waste no time on defenses, instead counting on a strong offensive to keep the enemy off balance and out of their territory. When the enemy attempt to invade, he will quickly be met by a slew of mobile units capable of driving him off, whether through sheer attrition or superior firepower.
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| - Allows calling in one Jagdpanther: one of the most powerful units in the game. It is extremely well-armored, and its cannon can pierce any armor the Allies can field.
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| - Grants an additional Panzerschreck to Tank Buster Heavy Infantry and upgraded Panzer Grenadier squads, and allows them to throw two Anti-Tank Grenades for the same price.
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| - Grants a +30% Penetration bonus to the Light AT Halftrack, Marder III Tank Hunter, Hetzer, Panther and Jagdpanther.
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| - Allows calling in a Hetzer Tank Destroyer - essentially a medium tank with a strong anti-tank cannon, which can use camouflage to perform ambush against enemy units and flank entire enemy armored forces.
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| - Grants Panzer Grenadiers, Assault Grenadier Heavy Infantry and Tank Buster Heavy Infantry the ability to plant Teller Mines, which will explode with great force whenever vehicles pass over them.
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| - All Panzer Grenadier squads and their variants now reveal enemy vehicles up to 90 meters from their position, on both the mini-map and tactical map .
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| - Jagdpanther Tank Destroyer
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| - The Panzer Elite force is comprised primarily of light, fast units that deliver as strong a punch to the enemy as possible before retreating to lick their own grievous wounds. They waste no time on defenses, instead counting on a strong offensive to keep the enemy off balance and out of their territory. When the enemy attempt to invade, he will quickly be met by a slew of mobile units capable of driving him off, whether through sheer attrition or superior firepower. The entire Tank Destroyer Tactics Command Tree is geared on increasing the advantages of this sort of strategy - augmenting the firepower of its units, especially in destroying the most powerful enemy units: tanks and other armored vehicles. It does so in several ways, primarily directed at enhancing the abilities of existing Panzer Elite tank-destroyer units, and by adding two extra units that can make short work of enemy armored units. This Command Tree starts by improving your Panzer Grenadiers. It grants them the ability to plant powerful anti-tank Teller Mines that cannot be triggered by infantry but by tanks, and will most likely destroy or incapacitate any vehicle unlucky enough to trigger them. It also allows your Panzer Grenadiers to detect enemy tanks well beyond their regular sight-range, thereby enabling them to patrol in defense against enemy vehicles and prepare better for assaults on heavily-guarded enemy positions. Next up, the Tank Destroyer Tactics tree focuses on increasing the overall anti-tank prowess of the Panzer Elite armored force. Fielding the Hetzer medium tank destroyer gives the Panzer Elite a more survivable anti-tank component to add to their armored assaults. With the APCR Rounds Command Upgrade, all tank-destroyers in the Panzer Elite fleet receive a large bonus to their Penetration, making them much more capable at piercing the front armor of enemy vehicles. Finally, Tank Destroyer Tactics veers off in two separate directions. On one hand, it improves the anti-armor capabilities of Panzer Grenadiers and Tank Buster Heavy Infantry, by doubling the number of Panzershreck and Anti-Tank Grenades they can use, making them twice as dangerous as flanking troops. On the other hand, it enables fielding the most powerful Panzer Elite vehicle: a Jagdpanther Tank Destroyer, which is both extremely dangerous and extremely tough, and can lead the entire Panzer Elite assault directly into the enemy's strongest positions to eradicate them. With this Command Tree, the Panzer Elite force becomes nigh unstoppable by any army that relies on armor as its primary weapon - they will surely be outdone by the sheer firepower the Tank Destroyer Tactics company can bring to bear. If the enemy is not quick enough to destroy the Panzer Elite before they acquire all Command Upgrades from this tree, he may have already lost the battle.
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