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I
might
have
more
to
say
later,
but.
.
.
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I
might
well
have
more
to
say
about
Magpie
later,
but.
.
.
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| 2 |
[quote]Phoenix is pretty awful. The damage listed above is purely theorical because it assumes all firebombs hit the target[/quote]
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[quote]Phoenix is pretty awful. The damage listed above is purely theorical because it assumes all firebombs hit the target[/quote]
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| 3 |
...the [b]entire point[/b] of Phoenix is to hit [b]many[/b] targets.
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...the [b]entire point[/b] of Phoenix is to hit [b]many[/b] targets.
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| 5 |
This
is
also
an
important
part
of
Likho's
role.
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5 |
Hitting
multiple
units
is
also
an
important
feature
of
Likho,
though
Likho
can
still
be
worthwhile
against
single
targets
if
you
find
the
right
ones.
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Magpie can technically hit multiple targets, but this is most relevant when you assign Magpies to kill a Jack or a Scythe standing right next to your precious structures and the Magpie does a bunch of teamkill damage. (Yes, I have lost a nuke silo to this which would have been fine if the Magpie player had left well enough alone. Yes I am bitter.)
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Magpie can technically hit multiple targets, but this is most relevant when you assign Magpies to kill a Jack or a Scythe standing right next to your precious structures and the Magpie does a bunch of teamkill damage. (Yes, I have lost a nuke silo to this which would have been fine if the Magpie player had left well enough alone. Yes I am bitter.)
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