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Question, was the description of this video Ai generated? Also mass recruiting snipers is not a 'unique tactic'. It's a common one. Few tips: Select a unit that you want to upgrade, and press U to upgrade them. You don't have to click upgrade. You can also press Control+U to upgrade all units of that type that are able to be upgraded. You took a Farseer but then didn't do anything with it. Farseers are a buff unit, they don't do much on their own, but their upgrades buff nearby units. You even later considered buying more despite not intending to buy their upgrades. Saying 'I don't want to use this yet, I don't know how it works'. How are you going to find out if you don't use it? You keep putting 'tanks' up against Steel Balls, which are Tank Killers. They do more damage the longer they attack one target, so large single units are their best target. You want more chaff, AKA cannon fodder units like Crawlers or Fangs to counter Steel Balls. You need to pay attention to what your enemy is building, not just keep building the same units that keep doing nothing. Steel Balls are smaller versions of Melting Points. Vulcans are also not tanks, they are pretty low hp units. You also aren't putting much thought into your card choices. On the last round you picked armor to increase a single unit's hp by 80%. You then put it on a level 1 Fortress, when you had another Fortress you could have leveled up to level 2 and put it on that. You really should have picked Photon Emissions instead, to give most of your army a 30% damage reduction, instead of increasing the hp of a single unit by 80% when it was just going to get melted by Steel Balls anyway. Not sure if you are aware, every level on a unit increases its damage and hp by 100%. So if a unit has 100 hp, they have 200 hp at level 2, then 300 hp at level 3, so on and so forth. Same goes for their damage. So you should be prioritizing building new units, then upgrading existing ones. Probably shouldn't have spent all that money on missiles on the final round when you could have upgraded Fortresses.
Every level on a unit increases its damage and hp by 100% ( Did not know that) i think this was my Third or Fourth gamei played. haha the description is not AI generated anymore thanks for all the tips might get good when i have 1k games
Question, was the description of this video Ai generated? Also mass recruiting snipers is not a 'unique tactic'. It's a common one.
Few tips:
Select a unit that you want to upgrade, and press U to upgrade them. You don't have to click upgrade. You can also press Control+U to upgrade all units of that type that are able to be upgraded.
You took a Farseer but then didn't do anything with it. Farseers are a buff unit, they don't do much on their own, but their upgrades buff nearby units. You even later considered buying more despite not intending to buy their upgrades.
Saying 'I don't want to use this yet, I don't know how it works'. How are you going to find out if you don't use it?
You keep putting 'tanks' up against Steel Balls, which are Tank Killers. They do more damage the longer they attack one target, so large single units are their best target. You want more chaff, AKA cannon fodder units like Crawlers or Fangs to counter Steel Balls. You need to pay attention to what your enemy is building, not just keep building the same units that keep doing nothing.
Steel Balls are smaller versions of Melting Points.
Vulcans are also not tanks, they are pretty low hp units.
You also aren't putting much thought into your card choices. On the last round you picked armor to increase a single unit's hp by 80%. You then put it on a level 1 Fortress, when you had another Fortress you could have leveled up to level 2 and put it on that. You really should have picked Photon Emissions instead, to give most of your army a 30% damage reduction, instead of increasing the hp of a single unit by 80% when it was just going to get melted by Steel Balls anyway.
Not sure if you are aware, every level on a unit increases its damage and hp by 100%. So if a unit has 100 hp, they have 200 hp at level 2, then 300 hp at level 3, so on and so forth. Same goes for their damage. So you should be prioritizing building new units, then upgrading existing ones. Probably shouldn't have spent all that money on missiles on the final round when you could have upgraded Fortresses.
Every level on a unit increases its damage and hp by 100% ( Did not know that)
i think this was my Third or Fourth gamei played.
haha the description is not AI generated anymore
thanks for all the tips might get good when i have 1k games