Basic tactics.
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Postato da Fgw_wolf, 30.01.2011 - 10:38
lets start off with your basic tank rush; start near someone, and just mass tanks in all your cities and blitz them as hard and fast as you can hoping they have minimal offensive capabilities.
Next we have, continuing in the same vain: Tank drops. Load up your tanks into an air transport, or regular transports for that matter, and drop them behind enemy lines or on enemy reinforcements, or enemy anything really, to cause total devastation.
The faint:Sending a good amount of empty transports with a few full ones to confuse enemies. Works especially well if you send the empty ones to people's capital's because they get jumpy and defensive are are less likely to notice the full ones dropping units at key points.
Bottling:this is pretty handy and I feel like a lot of you should know this just off common sense but still. Sending units to make a defensive line around a narrow or key point. Like 300. Block an army from getting to key areas while you hurry to send reinforcements before they fly their army over you.
Thats all I can think of right now, I'll edit in more later as I come across/remember them. If anyone has any others, feel free to add them. But keep it to basic things for now, we'll start an advanced tactics thread later.
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MoS Style Consisting of nothing but marines, make sure you have a mediocre budget to afford the units. Stay away from his units, if any cities you want are walled, hit it with 1 marine or a stealth to avoid being compromised After so, make sure you have more than half the size of his defending army, then your marines will take it. (Ex: 3 marines, 8 militia won't take. 4 marines, 8 militia, could take, 5 marines, 8 militia, will take.)
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Here is a style that should work for lower ranked people. (however it won't get you a lot of SP.) On your first turn load 2-3 submarines/or 1-2 airtransports full of stealth units and place them right against an enemy capital. This will prevent them from building a wall and it will also allow you to attack and (hopefully) keep your enemies capital long enough for a win. (This strategy will not work as well if this person has loads of units 1 turn away from his capital so it might be wise to wait two turns before attacking his capital with Marines.) Just a thought. I have used this method twice on lower ranked players and it worked great.
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In my opinion the best tactic is to buy uo as many marines as you can but leave yourself some money, then a quarter hits the capital as a distraction then next turn (because he will have redirected some units to his capital) you send in the other three quarters to regions where he has moved troops out and sent them to capital also you can distract him by placing a nuke near his capital. Don't use it though or you will have the whole world on your hands. monty
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The best tactic is walling every capital city while using Relentless Attack, the most underrated strat in the game and the best one.
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So.. what do you do if the enemy actually breaks your walls? Which is especially bad, cause, you know, RA sucks arse at defending? What do you do when the enemy just wallfucks your cities so you can't make walls around them? What do you do if the enemy is PD, and thus can make a 9 defense infantry in a city to counter your 9 attack tank, except for half the cash? (also wow these necros)
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