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[3rdCondor]

or they can both make an allied and axis account, then they can 1v1 each other, and they can always find a game.

also the best advice is don't give up or get discouraged, it takes a really long time to get a hold of the game, and depending on how good you were with vcoh depends a lot as well. many of us started off with 40 losses 3 wins on our first accounts and itll be especially difficult since pretty much everyone here has a few accounts maxed out, and some even have accounts with reinforcements.

he's right
just have fun dude 

[EIRRMod]

While its true most companies will have a great advantage over you - use the time (and losses haha) to learn the game.

Try to find people who will give you an 'easy' game - as in purposely play a bit kinder.  There are quite a few people who will do that - as long as you ask.

Then, in a small while after the reset - you will be on even ground again (well, for a small while!) - this is usually the best time to really start playing.

[WriterX]

All I can add to this is "Good Luck!". My first CW account was a disaster, mainly, because I used the seemingly worst Doctrine ever (that being Royal Engineers). Just remember, each Doctrine requiers a slightly different style of play, with slightly different unit choices, and of course later bonuses and abilities. Play around with them and find the one you enjoy playing the most. In general, you will find that the Axis have "better" everything. Range, damage, tanks and occasionaly infantry. The Allies can surprise however, and I myself have felt the wrath of Airborne, Commando and Stag blobs all too often.

And as mentioned earlier, read some of the topics on the forums to learn more. See you on the battlefield.