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[quote] When attacking porc, you always outnumber porc. You have the power of initiation because you have movement and porc doesn't. So the situation where you're comparing equal metal's worth should never ever happen in a real game. [/quote]
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[quote] When attacking porc, you always outnumber porc. You have the power of initiation because you have movement and porc doesn't. So the situation where you're comparing equal metal's worth should never ever happen in a real game. [/quote]
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This sounds logical and feels intuitive. But empirically, it is wrong. The porc can move. Or, rather, in certain situations, it can pop up when needed and where needed; And it can creep from there, forcing its own engagement. If this condition is achieved, then its innate cost-efficiency means that the only solutions remain either more porc of your own, or some direly asymmetric approaches.
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This sounds logical and feels intuitive. But empirically, it is wrong. The porc can move. Or, rather, in certain situations, it can pop up when needed and where needed; And it can creep from there, forcing its own engagement. If this condition is achieved, then its innate cost-efficiency means that the only solutions remain either more porc of your own, or some direly asymmetric approaches.
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I know the mantra about go around and pwn their eco; i live by it. Or the "make Impaler" thing i tried to drill into myself. These only work when the Stinger is not about to step on your throat, though.
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I know the mantra about go around and pwn their eco; i live by it. Or the "make Impaler" thing i tried to drill into myself. These only work when the Stinger is not about to step on your throat, though.
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Raider/Assault Power vs Light Porc