2013-12-23, 18:38:40
(This post was last modified: 2013-12-23, 18:39:13 by guangzhou265.)
(2013-12-23, 13:50:09)Max Wrote: I don't know who's that good player. He must be a fucking troll. If you watch actually good players playing you won't see any of them play long range. Almost never. By good i mean Lagg, Bennie.FM, Prog, LioiL, Galadion etc.
Long range aren't good to play : if you play in your range you can't share your hp with mates ; it has long cd : less creeping ; after 30 min it sucks etc... Can be good to start maybe if you play it very good but still it's not really good to support team, as much as air ship in mid. Try basic : 900-1000 range, when you are 50% hp or less go healing, try to share hp etc.
Start tank + weapon, then weapon then hp or tank (if you can hold you tank w/o hp w/o feeding save tank, if you feed, even a little bit get a little hull or steel). Then get a tank and then DON'T SAVE A FUCKING GOLD HULL with only 2 weapons (I saw you doing that sometimes). When you get your 2nd tank get first another weapon before upgrading hulls.
After that all depend of the game you play, sometimes you will need hp, sometimes weaps.
Don't forget sth : after 50 min you should have almost a tp and/or up speed, around 10k hp + some weapons and saving for a tank. And ofc focus creeps, not tanks. A tank value is the same as 10-15 creeps (at start).
ok! I will try it , thanks a lot!
(2013-12-23, 14:03:55)eSVau Wrote: AFAIK long range requires far more skill than extreme short range. Keeping range in order to hit only your wished target is challenging, having poison magic and porting right onto your enemy requires almost no skill to hit your target ;-)
But long range will almost always fall behind since you will "waste" damage often due hitting dead target (long travel time of a projectile) or kinda over damaging a target. Also the thingy about hitting buildings make them a weak weapon.
I highly suggest Basic Magic, Electro Cannon and Swarm Rockets as early game weapon with some range for beginners.
In single player you can use the "-showrange x" command (x=1: avg. range, 2: max range, 3: min range, 0: disable) to have a visual of those ranges.
ok! I will try your method to play ! see have any players shout me or not!