Yes, I recently lost one war in a multi-player game just because I didn't have an RPG model in time. I tried to field AT guns, but they are too costly to produce for the entire front, their mobility and readiness loss for movement without APC/trucks is an issue too.. Later when I managed to get my RPG infantry, things started to look better for me and worse for enemy tanks. It was too late anyway to turn the war, but that's a different story.
Had a similar experience with them in a couple of other games too.
AT guns are still great when you can afford them en-masse, that's true.
PS: I Also haven't tried yet how Micro-Nuke RPG look now after the nerf, but they used to be an ulimate weapon of destruction, extremely powerful agains infantry and tanks alike.
). zgrssd is as well. My standard is to use the stock MG brigades (800 inf + 200 MG/unit) and then to add 200-300 RPGs per unit when enemy tanks appear, upgrading the RPGs aggressively over time. This works great over time for occupying and holding territory. These troops even have limited offensive use against enemy infantry. I add in light and medium independent tank units when I can afford them for offensive punch. I boost each of them with 20-30 Mech artillery via custom OOB when possible. The artillery makes a difference. Later, when I'm rich in metals and fuel I field armor formations. Infantry holds ground (when properly equipped), armor takes ground and artillery kills stuff (or perhaps, it makes infantry and tanks real killers). Artillery really helps out with fortifications and terrain obstacles, especially if you can mount repeated attacks in a turn.
