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To deploy riots without being encumbered by them being too slow at defense, use them for offense. If your enemy did not obtain their own riots, the offensive riot typecounters most if not all of his army.
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To deploy riots without being encumbered by them being too slow at defense, use them for offense. If your enemy did not obtain their own riots, the offensive riot typecounters most if not all of his army.
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2 |
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3 |
Note that your description of enemy winning with riots is not "they perfectly prevent my raiding" but "they push against my raider army and win".
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Note that your description of enemy winning with riots is not "they perfectly prevent my raiding" but "they push against my raider army and win".
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5 |
This is doable even 3 minutes into the game: an offensive riot during raider phase is a one eyed man in the land of the blind.
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This is doable even 3 minutes into the game: an offensive riot during raider phase is a one eyed man in the land of the blind.
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7 |
Keep
in
mind
that
if
you
do
that,
the
riot
isn't
your
army.
You're
still
doing
the
raider
spiel.
It's
just
that
you
tilt
it
by
having
a
piece
that
says
"no
you
can't
defend
this
expansion
with
your
raiders
against
my
raiders
because
i
have
something
that
beats
raiders".
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7 |
Keep
in
mind
that
if
you
do
that,
the
riot
isn't
end-all
be-all
of
your
army.
You're
still
doing
the
raider
spiel.
It's
just
that
you
tilt
it
by
having
a
piece
that
says
"no
you
can't
defend
this
expansion
with
your
raiders
against
my
raiders
because
i
have
something
that
beats
raiders".
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9 |
At some point the enemy takes notice and makes skirms, and now you're officially midgame.
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9 |
At some point the enemy takes notice and makes skirms, and now you're officially midgame.
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