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Go for Armor Damage Reduction before structural damage reduction. Gotta get through the armor before structure gets hit!

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We all know how this mission ends.. 🫡

Glad to see they kept the tradition lol

0:50 I am not against arctic cheetah, as it can have 7 energy slots, but ERLL is literally the worst weapon in the game. Not only it does low damage( very long cooldown 6 second, i think its the highest in the game) it is also extremely hot. Best weapon in the game is ER Small Laser for short range, and ERPPC for long range. Missiles have too few shots and they spread alot so i wouldnt use them on anyone other than Naomi. Ballistic is too heavy until assault mechs. Best early game mechs are Nova > Viper > Arctic Cheetah. They have maximum energy slots of 14 > 9 > 7. These mechs will have the highest dps, thanks for ERSL Boating. But if you want range, just get 2xERPPC and as many double heat sinks as possible.15+ is kinda needed for decent heat management.

Glad it's working out for you. Been the best strategy I've come up with yet. When you get that Nova, make sure you put a solid ton of armor in CT. If you evenly spread armor throughout the Nova, it can be just as tanky as the heavies, and about as powerful as the Assaults. If you think 5x Arctic Cheetahs with 6x ER-SLs hit hard, wait till you run 5x Novas with 14x ER-SLs.

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Made it to the third Tip and had to stop, I can not recommend hard enough not to follow any of the first 3 tips in this video, they will actively harm your playthrough. Honor should in large part be spent on Upprading Salvage first, by the end of the game you will be fine on any research points but getting those salvage parts is your blocker. 600 is the max you can get. Buy your newly unlocked mechs first then straight to Salvage. Top Speed and Accel/Decel by far the most important mech chassis upgrades.

Step one: play a better game ,steps 2-4 repeat step one.

Okay, best thing you can do in 3 simple steps: 1st: Ignore technicians. You will penalize yourself in late game if you don't max salvage ASAP, given that it is a finite resource, and you want to amass it as soon as possible. Spend ALL your Merit on Salvage until it gets maxed out, 4 missions into Santander. 2nd: Sell all your starter mechs, except for the 2 Arctic Cheetahs. Buy 3 more Arctic Cheetahs. Outfit them with 2x ER-LLs and ECM for the 1st Mission. You get 400 EXP per mech per mission, and with 5 Arctic Cheetahs, you'll get 2K EXP for the Chassis on the first mission. 2K EXP is enough to unlock all of the omnipods. I recommend outfitting all 5 with ECM, 6x ER-SLs, armor, and a heatsink or two. They'll have stunning DPS, damage, range, heat management, and be completely ammo independent. Not only that, but ECM heavily impacts enemy accuracy, dramatically increasing the arctic Cheetah's survival. These 5 Arctic Cheetahs are all you'll need until you unlock the Nova. 3rd: Buy 5 Novas ASAP. Convert them to 14x ER-SLs, 1 AMS, and a hefty boost of armor. Each ER-SL hits for 5 damage, so 14 of them give you monstrous alpha strike that will one shot most mechs. From here on out, the mechs to get are the Mad Dog (SRM Boat/Tank; you can cram 6x SRM-6 and 5 ER-SLs into with an obscene amount of armor pods), Timberwolf (Excellent Laser Platform, put 3 ER-LLs in the Omni-A RT Pod for high mounts and tight convergence), Warhawk (Extremely Versatile, favors BFG builds over a ton of tiny guns), and Direwolf (Need I say more?). Mist Lynx and Kit Fox are hot garbage. Viper is passable, but quickly replaced by the Shadowcat. Adder and Shadow cat are passable. Hellbringer is hot garbage. Summoner is passable, but extremely niche. We're talking 5x SRM-6 and 2x AMS + all the armor pods levels of niche. Gargoyle's most unique setup is a tank. You can cram a couple of tiny guns and a metric ton of armor into it. Otherwise, Gargoyle is a worse Timberwolf. Executioner is BAE, but you gotta play it right. 11x ER-SLs and 2x ER-PPCs makes for an impressive loadout, but the Executioner's Armor, or lack there of, means that it is quite squishy. Abuse the MASC and Jump Jets for hit and run tactics. It is the ultimate poptart unit, so get accustomed to shooting on the wing.

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BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! That was so ridiculously satisfying, I don't know what else to say! Thank you so much for sharing. 👍👍👍 Btw, where did you find the codes?

You played very fast and effectively. 31:12 I have never seen the mission played for under an hour. Personally, I use the 30 minute timer from the beginning to the end before I start the transporter. This is for maximum energy. I broke my energy record and started this mission with over 300000 energy. In this mission I build a lot of artillery and anti-aircraft for defense and park 50 to 60 ,,Hyper Velocity Python Tracks'' below the landing zone. My attacks are versatile.

Almost forgot. I just recently downloaded the WZ2100 from the open site, but I need help with something. How can I install new maps?

Aaahhh, the memories. I used to have the original CD game and absolutely enjoyed it. Thank you so much for bringing back those sweet memories. 🎮🤩👌👍

Loved this game way back when. Used to just leave my units in place to harvest kills to upgrade. Made losing them a real pain. Where can I get it again?

My personal preference. I only research NEXUS bodies because of the new alloys. I don't use the NEXUS bodies. I don't research any NEXUS weapons, starting with the Flashlight Laser. Reason 1. I like it better when different factions don't have the same things. Reason 2. The good weapons from NEXUS come very late anyway. The maximum damage power and rate of fire in the last mission. Reason 3. It's just not worth it because after the third campaign there is no fourth one where you can use the weapons extensively.

For me, Gamma 8 is the easiest mission of all three campaigns. NEXUS has absolutely no chance against the defense that you can build up for Gamma 8 in Gamma 7. 18:00 -- 260 enemy units are unfortunately ridiculous. If NEXUS were worried about its laser satellites, there would have to be between 500 and 1000 enemy units here.

A nice and very easy mission. In the first five minutes of the mission time I destroy all enemy factories with VTOL. This means that I only have 30 enemy units in this mission. I destroy the rest quietly and peacefully with sensor units and artillery.

This mission is a bit difficult. But it's good that the artillery that was built in previous missions can help a bit here. Because I love order, I dismantled everything in the top two thirds of the map before completing the mission. Of course not the Oil Derricks.

0:27 It's not that hard with some informations about the level. If you stay in the valley after you repelled the first cyborg attacks you have the time to wait for your last transport and to build a base. The only attacks will come from VTOLs 3:28 With the decision to leave the valley to the west you activated the factories in the SW Nexus base. If you don't want to do it you should build a sensor tower near this exit/entrance and your artillery will destroy these annoying hover units. Btw, if you leave the valley north you activate the two factories in the northern bases. To avoid bypassing one of these two trigger we added a trigger in the middle of the map you will activate accidentaly a bit later 8:00 I suppose somewhen here around you activated the middle trigger I mentioned 11:54 Unlucky position of your repair facility. The repaired units get blocked by the damaged units and vice versa 20:11 Yes, you're good. For a different strategy in a level still to come (not too much far away) I recommend to build a lot more artillery defenses. I'll come back to this when the level I mean is online

Gamma 5. Earlier, you only had to research one artifact in this mission. The mission was over quickly even though you had a time limit of 60 minutes. I think it's good that since some versions you have to research 4 artifacts in order for the 60 minutes to be used. 16:27 That is nice. A factory is absorbed by NEXUS and immediately a NEXUS unit comes out with no production time.😄

Gamma 4. In the first 30 to 35 minutes I build a lot of defenses for Gamma 5 on the base map. I don't want to spend much time on the transporter map. Quickly get the Alpha team units and leave again.

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For Gamma 3 I produce a lot of VTOL in the second part of Gamma 2. I'm using them to remove the two annoying LZ from NEXUS as quickly as possible. Otherwise it is also a very nice mission.

Gamma 2 is one of only three transporter missions and the only one that is very enjoyable. But there is a problem. You have to wait until the end of the first mission time of 75 minutes to get the maximum energy. 11:20 You ended the mission 56 minutes too early and thus missed out on about 26000 energy.

0:15 You don't have to sacrifice any unit. You can transport up to 39 combat units (you must have at least one truck in a transport) and recycle all others. Their experience will then be transfered to Gamma campaign 0:58 Nope, the units in the southeast are also ground reinforcements 1:01 The frequency of enemy reinforcements is the same for the entire level 4:31 Another way is to recycle one of them and reproduce it as a commander General hint 1: You can farm experience with the ground units appearing in the southeast corner. Build some bunkers there to distract them. Place a sensor unit on the plateau. Assign a group of Ground Shaker units to the sensor. Use some trucks to rebuild the destroyed bunkers. Recycle the sensor unit and the Ground Shaker shortly before the level end. The experience of these units is transferred to Gamma (see comment above) General hint 2: The level is lost when you have no trucks and no factories on the map.

0:44 You even have the time to approach the cyborgs in the west before they attack you while your trucks are building defenses. 1:46 These artillery defenses are not necessary yet. I would recommend to build a sensor tower and more AA pits first. Also to build the AA pits a few tiles more north and the sensor tower behind the AA pits. 3:40 This early compromise of the LZ is no longer possible in version 4.5.1. The LZ area got decreased so that the enemy units have to enter the south side of the river and not only the land bridge to compromise the LZ. 4:02 It' not really stopping the timer. The timer is still running but you can't see it any more and the transport is unable to land. 15:58 Me too.

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21:40 Unfortunately, one Oil Derrick was still missing before the mission was completed. 22:36 You could have started Gamma 2 with about 27000 energy.

In version 4.4.2. I always destroyed all NEXUS factories very quickly with Bunker Buster VTOL. 21:45 This resulted in me only having about 44 enemy units in this mission. In version 4.4.2. the price for the VTOL Bunker Buster was only 150 energy. But in the current version 4.5.2. the price for the VTOL Bunker Booster was increased to ➡500⬅ energy. This is the highest weapon price in the game. That makes this mission not so fun for me anymore.😄

2:50 Yes, he was there. You didn't check your corners. He was guarding a floor chicken. Mmmmm 8-bit Floor Chicken 🍗🐔.... 😋

Thanks for this share 👍

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Information about higher difficulty: On Hard and Insane you don't have less time in this mission. Instead, the number of enemy units is significantly higher. This makes the mission more interesting. 11:03 In other videos I have seen that you can have over 800 enemy units on Hard and over 1000 on Insane. This is because additional enemy troops are arriving in the west and even enemy transports are landing. I'm very jealous on Normal for that.😕

This is the special mission I was talking about.😀 For this mission, players can build defenses in Beta 3 and Beta 5. I don't do that myself because the Collective's attacks on Normal are not strong enough. I always build the defense immediately at the beginning of this mission.😄

The flock has been driven mad?!

Haunted message? //sips 🍵// I don't know anything about that but I did love the surround sound effects of that haunted...errr halted message.

I sheep that vid.

5:38 To be precise: Pepperpot Pits ;) 9:15 The Assault Cannon - Deals more damage than the Hyper Velocity Cannon but has less hp, shorter range, more weight, and cost more. Costs are irrelevant with the power you have, weight only matters when you don't use hover. 9:35 I recommend usually having repair facilities near to the front line. 9:50 And this destroyed unit shows why I recommend it I was wondering that you still used MRP units. Like the Lancer they are outmatched by the Tank Killer.

The last mission with enemy bases in the Beta campaign. Compact and also a bit difficult. In this mission I start replacing the Heavy Cannon with the Hyper Velocity Cannon for the first time.

Quake with Lobo and Spawn?!?! 👀

Look, im a simple man and usually dont like anime as I've been burned out on it... But I think id would play the hell out of a Sailor Moon Doom game because that sounds interesting and punny.

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9:15 Assault Cannon. An interesting weapon but unfortunately unusable in contrast to the Hyper Velocity Cannon. This weapon is more expensive although the performance is insufficient. The Assault Cannon has more firepower against only a few targets. The Hyper Velocity Cannon has significantly more health, a longer range, and destroys many targets just as quickly. In a duel, a ,,Assault Cannon Python Tracks'' cannot defeat a ,, Hyper Velocity Cannon Phython Tracks''. The Assault Cannon even has less health than the Heavy Cannon.

The next mission of gigantic fun.😀 With lots of targets for the Heavy Cannons. (For me) But unfortunately the beta campaign is coming to an end.😥

That is so cool. I am glad the community repurposed the building and port area. Makes all the hard work pay through when an old industrial area can be made into commercial or green space.