Squad Tactics - Revision history

Neddiedrow at 02:08, 13 November 2006

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	This article is of particular interest to Gundam RTS, E&E, Star Wars Spring and AA players.		This article is of particular interest to Gundam RTS, E&E, Star Wars Spring and AA players.


			''' [[Strategy_and_Tactics\|<- Back to Strategy and Tactics page]]'''

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LunarAvenger at 17:00, 10 November 2006

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	'''Flanking''': Several fast units in your group may move around to attack the enemy from behind, this is moderately hard to do in flat terrain, but easier in forest or mountain terrain. This draws enemy fire in two directions, splitting his damage.		'''Flanking''': Several fast units in your group may move around to attack the enemy from behind, this is moderately hard to do in flat terrain, but easier in forest or mountain terrain. This draws enemy fire in two directions, splitting his damage.

	'''Drawing Enemy Attention''': This tactic is most used for speedy raiding groups to keep the enemy guessing. When doing this, attacking economy, then the front lines could make him pull all his forces to the area you attacked, thinking that you may be mounting an extremely large offensive, when it was a small group of 5-10 units, just causing some hell and mayhem.		'''Drawing Enemy Attention''': This tactic is most used for speedy raiding groups to keep the enemy guessing. When doing this, attacking economy, then the front lines could make him pull all his forces to the area you attacked, thinking that you may be mounting an extremely large offensive, when it was a small group of 5-10 units, just causing some hell and mayhem. Some times good to have an arty to give a "lasting" impression.

	'''Defensive Breaker''': This squad has artillery and units good at breaking defensive lines. Afterwards your main force can rush through the gap. These squads can be fast, slow, or long range. It doesn't make any difference in the long run under a good commander.		'''Defensive Breaker''': This squad has artillery and units good at breaking defensive lines. Afterwards your main force can rush through the gap. These squads can be fast, slow, or long range. It doesn't make any difference in the long run under a good commander.

Neddiedrow at 23:44, 18 October 2006

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	-Snipawolf		-Snipawolf

			This article is of particular interest to Gundam RTS, E&E, Star Wars Spring and AA players.

Esteroth12: Who cares if the squad dies if the target does too?

2006-10-18T02:44:21Z

Who cares if the squad dies if the target does too?

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	'''Flash''': Flash, as in, gone in an instant. This squad is based around ultra speedy units, or even planes. These squads can be used for reconnaisance, raids, bomb runs, or assassination. These squads are good at most of the other things, but get slaughtered easily.		'''Flash''': Flash, as in, gone in an instant. This squad is based around ultra speedy units, or even planes. These squads can be used for reconnaisance, raids, bomb runs, or assassination. These squads are good at most of the other things, but get slaughtered easily.

	'''Assassination''': Cold-Hearted Murder, just for all of you people that send hundreds of robots to the scrap heap everyday. Assassination squads can be planes, or speedy assault units. These guys rush past the line and attack the commander, normally a failed mission is ~~losing~~ the ~~squad~~.		'''Assassination''': Cold-Hearted Murder, just for all of you people that send hundreds of robots to the scrap heap everyday. Assassination squads can be planes, or speedy assault units. These guys rush past the line and attack the commander, normally a failed mission is the target not being destroyed.

	'''Construction Squad:''' Used in tasks such as building walls, defences or mexes in enemy territory, this is the hardest, but most devastating. It's annoying to have an artillery attacking you from your own base, somewhere. Building mines in an enemies territory is also in this squad. Mines are destructive mean things to use, but only when they work. Mines can take a whole convoy from a commander who is not paying attention..		'''Construction Squad:''' Used in tasks such as building walls, defences or mexes in enemy territory, this is the hardest, but most devastating. It's annoying to have an artillery attacking you from your own base, somewhere. Building mines in an enemies territory is also in this squad. Mines are destructive mean things to use, but only when they work. Mines can take a whole convoy from a commander who is not paying attention..

	-Snipawolf		-Snipawolf

Snipawolf at 01:44, 18 October 2006

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	'''Defensive Breaker''': This squad has artillery and units good at breaking defensive lines. Afterwards your main force can rush through the gap. These squads can be fast, slow, or long range. It doesn't make any difference in the long run under a good commander.		'''Defensive Breaker''': This squad has artillery and units good at breaking defensive lines. Afterwards your main force can rush through the gap. These squads can be fast, slow, or long range. It doesn't make any difference in the long run under a good commander.

	'''Flash''': Flash, as in, gone in an instant. This squad is based around ultra speedy units, or even planes. These squads can be used for reconnaisance, raids, bomb runs, or assassination.		'''Flash''': Flash, as in, gone in an instant. This squad is based around ultra speedy units, or even planes. These squads can be used for reconnaisance, raids, bomb runs, or assassination. These squads are good at most of the other things, but get slaughtered easily.

	'''Assassination''': Cold-Hearted Murder, just for all of you people that send hundreds of robots to the scrap heap everyday. Assassination squads can be planes, or speedy assault units. These guys rush past the line and attack the commander, normally a failed mission is losing the squad.		'''Assassination''': Cold-Hearted Murder, just for all of you people that send hundreds of robots to the scrap heap everyday. Assassination squads can be planes, or speedy assault units. These guys rush past the line and attack the commander, normally a failed mission is losing the squad.

Snipawolf at 01:43, 18 October 2006

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	'''Assassination''': Cold-Hearted Murder, just for all of you people that send hundreds of robots to the scrap heap everyday. Assassination squads can be planes, or speedy assault units. These guys rush past the line and attack the commander, normally a failed mission is losing the squad.		'''Assassination''': Cold-Hearted Murder, just for all of you people that send hundreds of robots to the scrap heap everyday. Assassination squads can be planes, or speedy assault units. These guys rush past the line and attack the commander, normally a failed mission is losing the squad.

			'''Construction Squad:''' Used in tasks such as building walls, defences or mexes in enemy territory, this is the hardest, but most devastating. It's annoying to have an artillery attacking you from your own base, somewhere. Building mines in an enemies territory is also in this squad. Mines are destructive mean things to use, but only when they work. Mines can take a whole convoy from a commander who is not paying attention..

	-Snipawolf		-Snipawolf

Snipawolf at 01:12, 18 October 2006

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	'''Squad Tactics: What they are? How to use them?'''		'''Squad Tactics: What they are? How to use them?'''

	A squad is a group of units ~~who go on raids and scouting missions~~.		A squad is a group of units specialized for a specific purpose.

	Squads can cover almost any roll in any mod, provided they are set up correctly.		Squads can cover almost any roll in any mod, provided they are set up correctly.

Snipawolf at 01:03, 18 October 2006

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	'''On to the actual strategies during a fight''':		'''On to the actual strategies during a fight''':

	'''Flanking''': Several fast units in your group may move around to attack the enemy from behind, this is ~~moderatly~~ hard to do in flat terrain, but easier in forest or mountain terrain. This draws enemy fire in two directions, splitting his damage.		'''Flanking''': Several fast units in your group may move around to attack the enemy from behind, this is moderately hard to do in flat terrain, but easier in forest or mountain terrain. This draws enemy fire in two directions, splitting his damage.

	'''Drawing Enemy Attention''': This tactic is most used for speedy raiding groups to keep the enemy guessing. When doing this, attacking economy, then the front lines could make him pull all his forces to the area you attacked, thinking that you may be mounting an extremely large offensive, when it was a small group of 5-10 units, just causing some hell and mayhem.		'''Drawing Enemy Attention''': This tactic is most used for speedy raiding groups to keep the enemy guessing. When doing this, attacking economy, then the front lines could make him pull all his forces to the area you attacked, thinking that you may be mounting an extremely large offensive, when it was a small group of 5-10 units, just causing some hell and mayhem.

Snipawolf at 01:03, 18 October 2006

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	Strategies and tactics are what makes, and breaks, a squad. You wouldn't send a speedy raiding and scout party at a defensive line, just wasted supplies. Squads can be stand alone, which means they are given a standard order (attack the line, try to break through), or commander controlled. Commander controlled squads survive to fight another day quite often, and are normally veterans after a few missions. A mission is an order given to a squad by the commander, you. However, for commander controlled squads, these can be long and harsh, but can deliver unto your enemies a world of pain.		Strategies and tactics are what makes, and breaks, a squad. You wouldn't send a speedy raiding and scout party at a defensive line, just wasted supplies. Squads can be stand alone, which means they are given a standard order (attack the line, try to break through), or commander controlled. Commander controlled squads survive to fight another day quite often, and are normally veterans after a few missions. A mission is an order given to a squad by the commander, you. However, for commander controlled squads, these can be long and harsh, but can deliver unto your enemies a world of pain.

	On to the actual strategies during a fight:		'''On to the actual strategies during a fight''':

	'''Flanking''': Several fast units in your group may move around to attack the enemy from behind, this is moderatly hard to do in flat terrain, but easier in forest or mountain terrain. This draws enemy fire in two directions, splitting his damage.		'''Flanking''': Several fast units in your group may move around to attack the enemy from behind, this is moderatly hard to do in flat terrain, but easier in forest or mountain terrain. This draws enemy fire in two directions, splitting his damage.

Snipawolf at 01:03, 18 October 2006

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