Infantry firepower: the strongest in the United States (all kinds of automatic weapons, .30 machine guns, M 1, etc. ), Soviet Union (Bossa, anti-tank guns), Germany (MG42, SG44, MP40), Britain (Stern) and Japan. ...

Tanks: German, Soviet, American, British and Japanese tanks can be ignored, a pile of waste.

Heavy equipment: Soviet Katyusha and IS2, German Panther and Sturm Teague, American air ducts and giant tanks, British fireflies and Churchill, Japanese heavy artillery. . .

Anti-tank guns: American M 1, German pak38, British Soviet Union, Japan.

Hero units: German elite tiger, Soviet 203 mortar, American paratroopers grabbing 88 guns is very easy to use, British allied death squads, Japanese small steel guns.

Supporting unit: British carpet shelling is the most enjoyable, complete set. The P5 1 of the United States is very accurate, the Soviet Union is fighting for the motherland (chaos), Japan's suicide troops, and Germany's waste remote control tanks.

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Comprehensive strength: the United States, Germany, the Soviet Union, Britain and Japan.

It is recommended to fight Germans, tanks are very powerful, tigers, leopards, cheetahs, sturmtiger and so on. Armored grenadiers are very powerful. German flour is a must. .

American infantry is well equipped and has fierce firepower. M4 tank is relatively cheap, but it is easy to break down. M 1 anti-tank gun is very easy to use.

The Soviet Union is also good at tanks. T34-T34-85 has large caliber but thin armor.

Tank protection is ok in Britain, but the firepower is poor, but the two missions are fun in Africa.

Japan is the least recommended, unless you are a masochist and I have been bullied. As for whether you believe it or not, I believe it anyway