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==Tactics and Strategy== | ==Tactics and Strategy== | ||
| − | Be careful not to waste the Artemis's missiles on cheaper, more expendable air units like [[Swift|Swifts]], [[Pigeon|Pigeons]], [[Blastwing|Blastwings]], [[Gnat|Gnats]], and even drones from a drone carrier (such as a [[Reef]]). 20 seconds is a painfully-long time to stockpile missiles, meaning that it's surprisingly easy for an enemy to deplete an Artemis's stockpile of missiles without having to sacrifice much in terms of metal cost (if any). Against such smaller easy-to-overkill targets, cheaper, more consistent anti-air weapons platforms (such as the [[Chainsaw]], or even a screen of various mobile anti-air units like the [[Vandal]]) are recommended. | + | Be careful not to waste the Artemis's missiles on cheaper, more expendable air units like [[Swift|Swifts]], [[Pigeon|Pigeons]], [[Blastwing|Blastwings]], [[Gnat|Gnats]], and even drones from a drone carrier (such as a [[Reef]]). 20 seconds is a painfully-long time to stockpile missiles, meaning that it's surprisingly easy for an enemy to deplete an Artemis's stockpile of missiles without having to sacrifice much in terms of metal cost (if any). Against such smaller easy-to-overkill targets, cheaper, more consistent anti-air weapons platforms (such as the [[Chainsaw]], or even a screen of various mobile anti-air units like the [[Vandal]]) are recommended. |
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