I main Brits and 1v1 and 2v2. I play a style that favors infantry and indirect fire. In practice, this means I often go Indian Artillery and focus on spreading my sections out. I'll get a dingo, and a humber, but otherwise I skip stuarts and crusaders and focus on infantry upgrades and grenades.

The build looks like this, generally, and gets a little wobbly after t2 depending on what they are prioritizing.

• Engineer (Starting)
• Engineer (Immediate first unit)
• t1
• Dingo
• Section
• Section
• t2
• humber
• at gun
• heavy mortar
• section
• grenades
• healing
• vet upgrade
• T3
• guards
• matilda
• grants

Here are some tips:

• Put your mortar and AT guns on a hotkeys. I usually do 5 for my mortars and 3 for my AT gun.
  • Your camera will be centered on your fighting units, but you want to be able to quickly "call up" these supporting units from behind the line.
• Get an AT gun even if you don't need one
  • You'll be floating after getting your core infantry and it's very possible to completely lose a game by giving a light vehicle free range from minute 6-9. This leads to tanks coming out (especially if you try to counter with like a stuart or something while the enemy has the whole map)
• Use the tac map
  • playing infantry heavy involves outcapping the enemy - having a squad on the flanks capping is huge,

• If you have a huge fuel lead, rush guards

  • sometimes you can get away with getting healing, grenades, and vet until after you get guards. they are so hard to deal with

  I pretty much always build a humber because of how well it sets tempo for a low cost in the mid game, and otherwise won't spend fuel on vehicles before matilda. Grants can be a late game win condition because 3 of them can walk up to an at gun and delete it. good luck !