They quickly became my favorite company, able to quickly deploy a lot of versatile firepower anywhere on the map, and capture multiple control points before the enemy could react. Bill Edwards is a third-generation soldier with equal doses of optimism and idealism, leading the extremely mobile and aggressive Mechanized Infantry. Making smart use of assault engineers and fixed emplacements, Derby’s boys were my go-to workhorses for any mission where I just needed to hold the damn line. Kurt Derby of the Support Company is a veteran of the first World War who continuously laments the plight of the “kids” under his command. Each has its own interesting units and abilities, and a voiced commander with context-sensitive dialogue and a unique personality and backstory that helps make them feel like real people I didn’t want to get killed. My left, right, and… other left hands in this endeavour are three persistent companies that can move, engage enemies, take casualties, and be upgraded independently. Taking a cue from some of Relic’s best single-player experiences in the Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War franchise, this stand-alone expansion features an open-ended campaign map on which I was charged with pushing the Third Reich out of the greater Belgium area.
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