Cortes

Maybe. It's usually conojes. Huevos is a laughable way to say it, though. So do it!

That means eggs, pal.

Also, what's Peng mean? Yes. I am a noob. All it looks like to me is a nonsense post.

Let us, however, not forget Zhukov's defense of Leningrad- a perfect example that quanity, in defense, may overrun quality. Essentially, Zhukov mobilized civilians, men women children, to dig defenses and help man them. The more lead in the air often can remove those pesky expert squads of infantry. Maybe I should've saved that bit for CMBB.

Fionn, xerxes and redwolf- thanks so much. Fionn expecially, I appreciate the advice and I am eager to try it out. Muchos gracias.

Recently, when it's come to city combat, I've been experimenting with various methods of cleaning out enemy infantry who, no doubt, are hiding in buildings with AT weaponry. So, at first, I just sent in scout squads (or just a sharpshooter) to get a peek at the enemy and then pulled back, but this gets less and less useful, as the enemy always changes positions or kills my scouts. So I just got tired of it, late last night, and called in a full wide target barrage on the city. In doing so, I wasted a lot of artillery I shouldn't have, but also got rid of quite a few pesky MGs and AT weapons. My question is, without a doubt, what's the best way to clear out a city? I've checked the noob (*whine*) guide and found a lot of conflicting views, so maybe if I just ask openly I could get a more personal answer. Thanks.

Dearly appreciated. Saved me and everyone who would be forced to listen to me a lot of trouble. This didn't need bumping, though.

Alright, Silvio was correct. My apologies. *whimper* I'm new here!

Oh, you mean the pyro approach. There's a problem to this. I used the pyro approach a lot- obliterating the buildings my enemies came close to and then flaming them while my fire support (either a light MG42 or a light MG for the allies) just sprayed them- until they called in artillery strikes. This can only be used as a temporary diversionary tactic, because if the enemy has any brains he'll just use something like an artillery strike or a mortar or a distant tank. *shrug* Fun, but costly, in time.