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'''Porcing''' is a strategy in which player focuses on expanding his defenses to a point where they are nearly impossible to penetrate. After this, player builds up a large attack force (often an [[uberweapon]]) while fending off incoming attacks using his defensive structures. When appropriately big force is accumulated, player tries to overwhelm and destroy enemy base in a single run.
'''Porcing''' is a strategy in which player focuses on expanding his defenses to a point where they are nearly impossible to penetrate. After this, player builds up a large attack force (often an [[uberweapon]]) while fending off incoming attacks using his defensive structures. When appropriately big force is accumulated, player tries to overwhelm and destroy enemy base in a single run. Sometimes the enemy is taken care of using a [[nuke strike|nuke]] or long range artillery i. e. [[Long range plasma cannon|LRPC]].


Porcing has good chances of success when:
Porcing has good chances of success when:

Revision as of 16:03, 25 March 2006

Porcing is a strategy in which player focuses on expanding his defenses to a point where they are nearly impossible to penetrate. After this, player builds up a large attack force (often an uberweapon) while fending off incoming attacks using his defensive structures. When appropriately big force is accumulated, player tries to overwhelm and destroy enemy base in a single run. Sometimes the enemy is taken care of using a nuke or long range artillery i. e. LRPC.

Porcing has good chances of success when:

Porcing will fail when:

  • Mass destruction weapons are readily available or enemy uses commbombing
  • Enemy is raiding frequently
  • There are efficient artillery units to take out defenses from distance
  • Enemy is swarming. Particularly dangerous when defenses comprise mostly of laser or other hit-or-miss weapons

If porcing is very effective, the game is considered off-balance and becomes boring, as each player prepares his attack for a very long time.