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plindboe's avatar
8 years ago

In which order do you generally target troops?

I realize the specific order will in part depend on my own units and strategy, but in general, in which order do you target these units?

AT-ST Driver
Imperial Probe Droid
Imperial Probe Droid (elite)
Snowtrooper
Snowtrooper (elite)
Snowtrooper Ops
Snowtrooper Ops (elite)
Snowtrooper Commander
Snowtrooper Commander (elite)
Stormtrooper
Stormtrooper Commander
Tie Fighter Pilot
  • First of all elites. After that troopers, ops, probes, tfp, commander. The driver and the stormtroopers are the least threatening.

    Of course, you can bypass the list by just stunning the high level priorities. Remember to stun or daze the elite trooper as he will counter and get a lot of assists
  • Generally speaking I stun (if possible) the highest health targets and take out the lowest health targets first. I have been getting 6/6 in every battle every time.
    I’ve always taken this approach in pve, not just in tb...it’s the quickest way to swing the battle in my favor
  • From another thread:

    "EventineElessedil;c-1287673" wrote:

    Hit Snowtrooper Ops first, Probe Droids second. Daze Elite Snowtroopers if you can to disable counters.


    There was another thread where attack order was discussed, but I can't find it at the moment.
    (If I recall people there talked about doing in TFP and Snowtrooper's first.)

    My own order has been:
    Stun elites (especially Elite Snowtroopers).
    But, caution not to get below full health with snowtrooper commander (to avoid buf/taunt).
    If no elites - stun Stormtrooper (just to avoid them taunting) or Probe droid.


    Kill unstunned elites (except for Snowtrooper, snow commander).
    Kill TFP, Snow troopers (cut down on TM gain).
    Kill Ops.

    Leave AT-ST, Snowtrooper commander for last.

    I make no claim to this being optimal. I have not tried many other orders, and my team usually manages pretty well, so I haven't been forced to optimize strategy. Be curious about other's reasons for attack order.