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Strategy and tactics are best described as "concepts on how to win". Strategy is a chosen global way of action, while tactics are short-term actions to attain specific goals (i. e. takeover of a choke point, destruction of frontline defense, crippling economy etc.) |
Common StrategiesRushing - (early rush) |
Common TacticsCommander bombing |
Tips and OtherSpring guide! |
