What's your favourite units in RTS?
Dragoons from sc1 and macemen from Stronghold is mine.
What's your favourite units in RTS?
Adam Ortiz
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Jordan Myers
Mammoth Tanks in Red Alert.
Jacob Rivera
Are those tumors?
Isaiah Reyes
I really love just running a pure STR build with Faith sometimes. This is now a souls thread btw
Tyler King
baste
came to post this
Brody Gray
Brood War carriers.
Owen Clark
Artillery in pretty much all of them.
Especialy company of heroes againts AI.
Nothing beats spamming like 5-8 artillery strikes ontop of a few squads and seeing them get torn to bits where as if you roll in with a tank it takes like 2 minutes of shooting to almost kill one squad and see it retreat.
Jeremiah Cook
Kommandos ere...doing ur killing, quiet like....
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William Howard
what are bazza and bubba talking about?
Sebastian Bennett
Siege tank literally no weakness in mass except air.
Isaac Taylor
IT'S NOT A TUMOR
Mason Allen
how do these lads get fat with just the gut and no moobs?
Nicholas Myers
Flak tanks and anti-air units in RA2. For some reason they always felt so satisfying
Also teutonic knights and Chu-Ko-Nus are my AoE2 favourites
Lincoln Gray
Beer belly.
Mason Johnson
Beer does stuff to your fat storage.
Jaxon Baker
is this achievable natty?
Jeremiah Mitchell
broodwar marines not only for aesthetic but because of how fun they are to use. i just wish they could be effective in more matchups.
artillery has to be my favorite unit in general since i love the absolute devastation they can bring from long range along with cool explosions.
Levi Bennett
Hydralisks in SC1, Huntress in War3, Infested Terran in SC2 (Fuck Blizzard).
Leo Rivera
>except air
Rush was not prepared for that ASL finals...
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Benjamin Davis
nah its just what happens to your body when you drink 6-12 beers every day and hit age 30+
Grayson Myers
>artillery
Now when i think about it's not much artillery type units in rts (i played) - trebuchet in Stronghold, siege tanks in sc... can't name more. Mobility is very important i guess.