NOTA OTA differences guide - Revision history

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	You need to keep in mind that NOTA emphasizes the use of mobile units ("mobility focused warfare", remember?) so static defenses should be considered support units. You should rely primarily on mobile units and only turn to static defenses in specific situations where they will be ~~clearly~~ more effective than mobile units (this almost always boils down to terrain related situations where mobility is impaired, e.g., bottlenecks, cliffs and so on).		You need to keep in mind that NOTA emphasizes the use of mobile units ("mobility focused warfare", remember?) so static defenses should be considered support units. You should rely primarily on mobile units and only turn to static defenses in specific situations where they will clearly be more effective than mobile units (this almost always boils down to terrain related situations where mobility is impaired, e.g., bottlenecks, cliffs and so on).
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	Yep, for now at least. Remember that this is just an introductory guide meant to explain the differences between NOTA and OTA/AA descendants. I didn't go and wasn't planning to go into any in-depth tactics, strategies or unit analysis for NOTA (maybe later, in another document). There's another ~~guide made by 123v and HeavyLancer~~ [[NOTA players guide\|~~here~~]] which does offer some pointers about how to play NOTA effectively; it's a good read and you might consider going over that one as well.		Yep, for now at least. Remember that this is just an introductory guide meant to explain the differences between NOTA and OTA/AA descendants. I didn't go and wasn't planning to go into any in-depth tactics, strategies or unit analysis for NOTA (maybe later, in another document). There's another [[NOTA players guide\|guide]] made by 123v and HeavyLancer which does offer some pointers about how to play NOTA effectively; it's a good read and you might consider going over that one as well.

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	Yep, for now at least. Remember that this is just an introductory guide meant to explain the differences between NOTA and OTA/AA descendants. I didn't go and wasn't planning to go into any in-depth tactics, strategies or unit analysis for NOTA (maybe later, in another document). There's another guide made by 123v which does offer some pointers about how to play NOTA effectively; it's a good read and you might consider going over that one as well.		Yep, for now at least. Remember that this is just an introductory guide meant to explain the differences between NOTA and OTA/AA descendants. I didn't go and wasn't planning to go into any in-depth tactics, strategies or unit analysis for NOTA (maybe later, in another document). There's another guide made by 123v and HeavyLancer [[NOTA players guide\|here]] which does offer some pointers about how to play NOTA effectively; it's a good read and you might consider going over that one as well.

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	==I assume then that buildings are comparatively stronger than in OTA? How much stronger?==		==I assume then that buildings are comparatively stronger than in OTA? How much stronger?==
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			"Buildings" is quite a general term. I already mentioned that NOTA factories build units faster so in that sense they're "stronger". Also remember that NOTA radars cover a much wider area compared to OTA radars so, again, they're "stronger". I'm assuming this question is directed more towards static defenses than anything else.
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			You need to keep in mind that NOTA emphasizes the use of mobile units ("mobility focused warfare", remember?) so static defenses should be considered support units. You should rely primarily on mobile units and only turn to static defenses in specific situations where they will be clearly more effective than mobile units (this almost always boils down to terrain related situations where mobility is impaired, e.g., bottlenecks, cliffs and so on).
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			The CORE can be a little more liberal with the use of static defenses due to the Necros, if a static defense is destroyed the Necros can bring it back online as long as the wreckage remains. Just be sure that the position where the wreckage is located doesn't become overrun by the enemy.
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	== So, you wanna give NOTA a try, huh? ==		== So, you wanna give NOTA a try, huh? ==
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2012-12-25T13:10:49Z

So, you wanna give NOTA a try, huh?

2012-12-25T13:09:35Z

So, you wanna give NOTA a try, huh?

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2012-12-25T13:07:47Z

So, you wanna give NOTA a try, huh?

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2012-04-17T05:53:37Z

Yeah, I guess you did. Anything else I should know?: Another question

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	<sup>1</sup> Look at it this way, in most other mods your factory isn't really ''"ready"'' until you have around six construction units guarding and assisting it; NOTA completely eliminates this second step (and if you really, really, ''really'' need to spam then you can always build more factories).		<sup>1</sup> Look at it this way, in most other mods your factory isn't really ''"ready"'' until you have around six construction units guarding and assisting it; NOTA completely eliminates this second step (and if you really, really, ''really'' need to spam then you can always build more factories).
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			==I assume then that buildings are comparatively stronger than in OTA? How much stronger?==

	== Is that all? ==		== Is that all? ==