Post by Rogue Meatpipe on Jun 7, 2018 4:26:22 GMT -5
Hi,
Started Dec. '17 on Lenovo Tab 10, then FB. I played a lot of Assault Cube before War Robots and recognized carryover tactics.
For example, I recognize War Robots maps and game types dictate how you should deploy mechs, i.e., the sequence.
Lunar Base provides a great example: I use a 10/10 Leo to hold the center under the bridge, eliminate as many bots (3:1), then shift to a Stalker to finish off whatever smoked my Leo; then I might deploy a 10/10 Natasha with Zenits/Noricum to add support and chaos for teammates I can't reach in time and hold my spawn position until eliminated; then I deploy a 8/8 Griffin with Orkan/Aphids to eliminate bots at spawn point that destroyed my Natasha.
As I see it, maps and game modes dictate tactics, but another factor is pay to play: this shapes early play until you've reached 12/12 line up of 5 bots.
Started Dec. '17 on Lenovo Tab 10, then FB. I played a lot of Assault Cube before War Robots and recognized carryover tactics.
For example, I recognize War Robots maps and game types dictate how you should deploy mechs, i.e., the sequence.
Lunar Base provides a great example: I use a 10/10 Leo to hold the center under the bridge, eliminate as many bots (3:1), then shift to a Stalker to finish off whatever smoked my Leo; then I might deploy a 10/10 Natasha with Zenits/Noricum to add support and chaos for teammates I can't reach in time and hold my spawn position until eliminated; then I deploy a 8/8 Griffin with Orkan/Aphids to eliminate bots at spawn point that destroyed my Natasha.
As I see it, maps and game modes dictate tactics, but another factor is pay to play: this shapes early play until you've reached 12/12 line up of 5 bots.
