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Latest revision as of 18:26, 22 September 2006
Dedicated Spamming is an offensive battle tactic which focuses on producing one type of unit to exploit a particular loophole, at the cost of flexibility. It is similar to swarming, but slightly less interesting and much riskier logically in any balanced game.
Dedicated Spamming is particularly effective when:
- Enemy is engaging in the same tactic with a patently inferior unit
- Enemy is relying upon forces with a specific exploitable weakness
- Enemy is relying upon a small force
- Enemy is withdrawing from territory
Dedicated Spamming is likely to fail if:
- Enemy is differentiating his forces
- Enemy's defenses are varied
- Enemy has a significantly more powerful economy
- Enemy is flexible in tactics