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With less jokes though
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With less jokes though
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- You managed to lock your enemy into a stranglehold! This was pretty much victory assured. However, then:
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- You managed to lock your enemy into a stranglehold! This was pretty much victory assured. However, then:
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- You managed to get completely surprised by the existence of Knights, in the sense of trying several attacks on them, all of which resulted in brutal massacres with almost no Knights dying. Some phantoms died in the last great rover/gunship wave attack, but Knights lived.
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- You managed to get completely surprised by the existence of Knights, in the sense of trying several attacks on them, all of which resulted in brutal massacres with almost no Knights dying. Some phantoms died in the last great rover/gunship wave attack, but Knights lived.
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What to do instead: Badger spam (since you can afford that), or Darts. Lots of darts and a few scorchers.
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What to do instead: Badger spam (since you can afford that), or Darts. Lots of darts and a few scorchers.
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- The Locust wave went for the absolutely most defended position on the map - the Knight army - rather than for the actual high-value targets, like the totality of enemy eco.
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- The Locust wave went for the absolutely most defended position on the map - the Knight army - rather than for the actual high-value targets, like the totality of enemy eco.
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- You spent 9k on Gausses and Stingers. This is exactly how much @EcoNoob spent on his trio of striders in the end. Then the striders just walked around the porc.
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- You spent 9k on Gausses and Stingers. This is exactly how much @EcoNoob spent on his trio of striders in the end. Then the striders just walked around the porc.
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- Cherry on the cake, EcoNoob only could afford to match your 9k investment by reclaiming the wreckages of your Locusts and his Phantoms right outside of your porc spam - something the porc could also not prevent in any way, being static.
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- Cherry on the cake, EcoNoob only could afford to match your 9k investment by reclaiming the wreckages of your Locusts and his Phantoms right outside of your porc spam - something the porc could also not prevent in any way, being static.
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- You did not build missile silo while having the spare income and the territory to place it in a way to cook literally every enemy units. Building 5-6 gauss less and one missile silo with two infernos instead would have probably sealed the game.
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- You did not build missile silo while having the spare income and the territory to place it in a way to cook literally every enemy units. Building 5-6 gauss less and one missile silo with two infernos instead would have probably sealed the game.
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The
finale
with
you
losing
your
scorpion
to
a
stray
phantom's
decloak
and
then
losing
the
Krow
to
the
dynamic
trio
of
striders
was
hilarious
but
not
really
that
huge
compared
to
above.
That
said,
having
the
intel
on
the
existence
of
those
striders
gave
you
some
time
to
prepare
some
actual
antiheavies,
like
facswitch
to
Widow.
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The
finale
with
you
losing
your
scorpion
to
a
stray
phantom's
decloak
and
then
losing
the
Krow
to
the
dynamic
trio
of
striders
was
hilarious
but
not
really
that
huge
compared
to
above.
That
said,
having
the
intel
on
the
existence
of
those
striders
gave
you
some
time
to
prepare
some
actual
antiheavies,
like
facswitch
to
Widow
or
a
bunch
of
Ultimata
(
that
Krow
could
have
bought
you
two
Ultis,
a
spiderfac,
and
a
spy
all
by
itself!)
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