[AFO] has closely been observing recent PRO matches and here are some of the conclusions we've come to:
a. Players are much more aggresive when using units. They push units forward and destroy everything in range, this takes about half a milli second (clicking on undefended wars and power plants with 20 v2s).
b. Engineer management has been much more effective. It's so difficult to run someone over their base when they've locked engineers behind silos or when they are simply scattered.
c. Rushes are much more effective. Rushing is normally a strategy to cripple the opponent permanently. However, recently there have been many PROS rushing to destroy War Factories and retreating. This is a really great tactical move because it allows you to stockpile tanks at a faster rate than your opponent, eventually outproducing him and therefore winning the game.
d. Air attacks are more easily thwarted. Players have noticed that while you're opponent may have a huge fleet of MIGs, it takes time to build. Early detection of an Air Assault is thwarted by players making millions of rocketmen while the other player makes MIGs. By the time you get your MIGs out, the opponent's air defense is solid. Now you have to maneuver MIGs, and that reduces your focus on the frontlines.
e. Early deploys are turning into deadly strategies. Late deploys or even Mid deploys are actually now seen as very passive strategies. This is what the post is about.
Let's continue to the new Super PRO Strategy. Which is a strategy for FRONT players.
We'll divide the strategy into 4 Stages:
1. First stage - Semi Early Deploy
2. Second stage - Riflemen Spam
3. Third Stage - 5 Tank Rush
4. Fourth Stage - 4 CY deploy, Tesla Defense
First Stage - Semi Early Deploy
Start with just enough space to deploy a small power, a barrack, another small power and finally an ore refinery.
Preserve as many units as possible, they will serve as defense in south. This strategy is well combined with a partner who launches Grenadiers. In this way, the opponent's riflemen count is significantly reduced.
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