Blorf wrote:I'll get started. What's your favorite game tactic?
Blorf wrote:For me, it's a highly mobile close range force (such as swarmers) packed together and backed up by a pair of delegators. I love the scare tactic of advancing several close range frames in formation onto a brightly spotted target. You can usually plan on cutting a path of destruction in whatever direction you choose as long as you stick to the plan, and activating the delegators early can also let you avoid too much incoming spot chaining. I don't always run it, but it's a great time when I do.
And just to keep the discussion more than just a list of favorites... How would you counter this tactic with your own favorite force?
CmdrRook wrote:2. As attacker (any): I deploy one of my stations within capture range of a defender frame who is already defending a station. This is a risky leap-frog effect to allow late game maneuvers to swing points more aggressively, hopefully in my favor during the final moments.
Blorf wrote:This was a great companion post.
Blorf wrote:I know there's luck involved, but you can almost see how the strength of the strategies going in really determined the outcome of the game.
darksyntax wrote:
My favorite single frame loadout
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VitorFaria wrote:I have observed that they almost always tend to have manystarting out, but as they are too unexperienced to move effectively, they end up wasting those on mostly immobile frames. Then they evolve to that phase that thinks that
are useless and start avoiding them completely, which inevitably means they suffer on positioning and station capture even worse.
Only after a healthy dose of experience they discover the true value of greens, and movement in general, and start throwing them at the right frames.
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