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Revision as of 03:32, 29 October 2006

Strategy and Tactics are best described as "Concepts on how to achieve victory". Strategy is a chosen global method of action, while tactics are short-term actions to attain specific goals.

Common Strategies

Rushing - Speed Slaughter

Porcing - If I Hold Out Long Enough, I'll Be The Last Man Standing

Map Control - Everywhere At Once

Uberweapon - Nukes, LRPCS & Superunits

Expansion - The Eradication Of Base Mentality

Planned Delaying - Just Need To Slow Them Down...

The Secret Front - Victory Through Misinformation

A Good Offense is the Best Defense - Speed, No Defense

Common Tactics

Commander bombing

Commander kidnapping

Raiding

Swarming

Nuclear Defeat

Chokepoint

Teching

Defensive Lines

Transports and setting up supply Lines

Dedicated Spamming

Classic Pincer

Air Domination

Squad Tactics

Artillery Creep

Ace In The Hole

Specific Supplements

Base Construction

Spring for RTS Players

Spring Replays

Tactics For Individual Mods

Resources

Theory On Strategy

Aggressive Vs. Passive Strategy

One Vs. One Tactics & Strategy

Delaying Inevitable Defeat: Development Time

Multiplayer Strategy

Discussions On Strategy

2005 Discussion

Tactics And Hills

Airdrop Efficency

Forum Discussion January 06

Forum Discussion July 06

Other

Spring Guide!

Individual Playing Styles

Subjects In Relation To Strategy


External Resources

IGN: The State of the RTS

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