Heavy Tanks, Light Tanks and Meat Shields - Wargame Red Dragon Strategies and Tactics Episode 6

Описание: In the current meta of the game meat shields are essential for success. While a newer player will prefer to sit back and wait for his enemy to make mistakes, a stronger player will try and create opportunities with micro pushes and pokes. To do this an old European Escalation tactic that lightly poked into ALB is now the main format for Red Dragon.

This video will explain exactly how you should pick your units, how you use them and how you beat this exact build.

When you look back at videos like this:
   • Wargame Cup Finals: Fiva55 (N) vs. Delta (...  

You'll see there's a good reason for why they used the units they did.

Words defined:

Meat Shield: Any unit who is so worthless to you that you choose to sacrifice them rather than keep them alive.

Shock troopers: Second highest skill level infantry, able to survive more damage and deal more damage because of their training. Generally mid level cost and come in very expensive vehicles.

Light tank: Any scout tank. These are small and cheap tanks intended to be deployed at all flanks to provide moderate amounts of vision at a very low cost.

Tank Destroyer: Specialized post World War 2 weaponry designed to combat all of the light tanks coming out of the WW2 era. Against a conventional tank they are inefficient, but against light tanks they are deadly.

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