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[TheQwertiest]

(10-28-2012 07:39 PM)Alvendor Wrote:  

(10-28-2012 12:50 PM)TheQwertiest Wrote:  

(10-28-2012 07:44 AM)Alvendor Wrote:  

(10-27-2012 03:17 PM)TheQwertiest Wrote:  replay

Attack worked this time but against a better defense you need a larger force before moving in.

this is exactly my problem. If i make a larger force, the enemy in turn can make better defense and also if i try to push with a larger force i would need more wits to attack efficiently. Which brings me to the questions how many units would be enough, how much wits should i save up, when would be the correct time to attack, should i pump more defense cause the enemy may attack first, and will my larger force be enough for their better defense.

If there was an exact formula this game would be easy =)

But you don't necessarily need to think about it as "how much do I need to kill him" rather "how much do I need to make sure he looses more than me on the next attack". For instance, on turn 12 if you hadn't moved the medic but just killed sniper the attack would have ended for now but you would have come out ahead (his sniper cost 6 wits to replace or 7 if you count that he would have to move his medic as well). Then you would be in a good position for your next attack.

This map is stacked against the defender in the sense that the attacker can create a runner on the mid spawn that can reach the defenders wit tile in two moves. The defender needs to move a runner three times from the further spawn point to reach the wit tile. You can abuse this quite badly if you keep up the pressure on his wit tile.

haha. sorry, i got carried away. i wanted take advantage of the situation and threw every question i was itching to ask. its just that ive been wanting to create a thread about this for a while now. a thread where i interview top players on their views and guidelines for their games. youre right, if there was an exact formula this game would be easy.
and again, thanks for the feedback and it was really interesting to know how you see the game.