@PremierVenoth wrote:
Best advice I can give is find 10-15 minutes of time - watch the C&C tv - see what and how the best players are doing. Check out their decks. Especially watch the guys who have disparate levels - looks for someone winning that might match your own play style.
You can also try an outlier strategy. Go Air first delayed harvy - harry their harvester, take all pads with Drones - and get buggies/dogs ready to take down the inevitable missiles/laser retaliation. No one really goes air first and if they push through to try and kill your non-existent harvester you can kill the unit(s) - end up with pads and more units.
Go in hard and gamble every game - build a Pred/Scorp first thing and go kill a harvy. If it's not there - you're effed (build anti-infantry and 'run') - if it is - kill it and get your tank out of there fast.
Do a good ol' Bike/pitbull rush - it's been so trounced no one does it any more - you'll get wins from people not even believing it's happening - LOL.
This is one of the things I hate most about the game. No deck layout is good for EVERY situation you could encounter. And with a 6 unit cap, you could very well find yourself in a matchup that you just can’t compete well with due to the units you came in with. Of course you try to balance the best you can, but it’s impossible to be ready for ANYTHING. It’s just not possible. You have to have your air counter, your infantry counter, your base rush counter, your Harvester rush counter, your pad protectors, your pad takers, your ranged attack counters, etc etc etc. You get my point. Even when you find your well rounded and balanced deck... every so often you’re going to come across a matchup that you just weren’t prepared for. And sometimes it might not be your deck, you could’ve just misplayed the opening. And next thing you know you’re surrounded by attack bikes and looking stupid all because you started with a chem buggy. Lol
