| 1 |
I like pylons because they usually don't get destroyed (they can stay far from stuff and enemy raiders usually won't target them because boom). They also require relatively little time and micro to setup.
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1 |
I like pylons because they usually don't get destroyed (they can stay far from stuff and enemy raiders usually won't target them because boom). They also require relatively little time and micro to setup.
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| 2 |
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2 |
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| 3 |
I use some solar lines early on, but making them long feels like it eats too much micro and creates too many obstacles for your troops trying to move around (enemy raiders can also use them to dance out of the LoS of your units trying to catch them).
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3 |
I use some solar lines early on, but making them long feels like it eats too much micro and creates too many obstacles for your troops trying to move around (enemy raiders can also use them to dance out of the LoS of your units trying to catch them).
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| 4 |
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4 |
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| 5 |
Windmill
lines
are
better,
cheaper,
and
easier
to
setup,
but
I'm
afraid
of
them
getting
cut
and
me
failing
to
notice.
Still
use
them
sometimes
where
it
will
probably
be
safe.
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5 |
Windmill
lines
are
cheaper
and
easier
to
setup,
but
I'm
afraid
of
them
getting
cut
and
me
failing
to
notice.
Still
use
them
sometimes
where
it
will
probably
be
safe.
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Economic strategy