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German mechs are generally the highest quality in terms of stats and performance, but these advantages come with a significant price. They are the most expensive, and can be difficult to repair or replace. Given the diversity of German mechs, specific parts or units can be hard to come by. They are the divas of the battlefield.

German mechs are masters of combat. They have great sighting, and excel at both ranged and melee warfare. Deadly at all ranges. Their biggest mechanical disadvantage has to do with limited movement range and questionable reliability. They overburden rather easily. Breakdown potential is high and proportionate to threat level. Indeed, some very imposing German formations will sometimes falter under their own weight. Forcing these groups into excessive movement is a sound strategy.

Repair kits and actions have the least effectiveness on German vehicles. German engineering tends towards high complexity, making repair and recovery more difficult. German mechs also tend to be weak in compatibility with foreign parts.

German mech weapons, like their mechs, are excellent and diverse. For any mech weapon type, ranged, artillery, what have you... the Germans have lethal and well crafted option available.

Meaning in German, "Armor on foot", or "Walking armor", the term Pzf actually predates the Western Allied AAFV designation, as Axis Germany was the original source of the technology. When the 3rd Reich began stomping across European countries at brisk pace, the task was suddenly thrust upon the allies to either catch up with German Pzf Technology, or perish under its heels.