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Front crashing is usually pretty good. I wished more people used it to their advantage.
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Front crashing is usually pretty good. I wished more people used it to their advantage.
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I
think
south's
main
issue
was
that
west
went
virtually
unopposed
to
the
north
team.
Having
half
your
players
in
one
spot
means
being
vulnerable
in
other
areas.
I
recall
one
of
the
randoms
(
I
think
it
was
@Pony?)
basically
running
up
and
just
mexing
it
unopposed.
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@mc's
main
weakness
is
that
it
tries
to
do
everything
and
cover
everything.
@ADVENT's
power
comes
from
focusing
down
specific
objectives
against
the
generalist
mumble.
This
is
an
example
of
[tooltip=Defeat
in
detail
is
the
tactic
of
exploiting
failures
of
an
enemy
force
to
co-ordinate
and
support
the
various
smaller
units
that
make
up
the
force.
An
overwhelming
attack
on
one
defending
subunit
minimizes
casualties
on
the
attacking
side
and
can
be
repeated
a
number
of
times
against
the
defending
subunits
until
all
are
eliminated.
][color=orange]defeat
in
detail[/color][/tooltip].
I
think
this
is
the
main
strength
of
the
@ADVENT
stacks.
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I think south's main issue was that west went virtually unopposed to the north team. Having half your players in one spot means being vulnerable in other areas. I recall one of the randoms (I think it was @Pony?) basically running up and just mexing it unopposed. I think we may have became too big of a threat for anyone to notice west just being gobbled up by one player.
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