I used to play Broodwar for a few year back when it was released. I spent most of my time playing Used Map Setting games because I sucked at melee, and there were some really boss UMS'. If I were to buy BW, would the custom games be deserted? I imagine practically the only people playing are the people that play melee games.
On April 05 2012 10:28 ArcTimes wrote: lol "nuke the slow noobs" what¿s that?
It's this ums where players have to run from the computer units that constantly nuke a location. So basically you gotta dodge the nukes when they are en route and try to survive and get the other players killed by getting their routes nuked.
Naruto/DBZ arenas, DBZ RPGs, ohhhhh wow the memories... So fun!
Also, EvolveZ, Golemz, Hydra ranchers, Zergling Blood, Zone Wars, Strip ______ (Actually intense teamwork), LotRish, The DotA style (forgot the name...) Arena wars? idk...; Heaven defense, Snipers/Paintball, A Day in School RPG.
Sunken Defence. Wall Ball. Futbol Basketball Asteroid Race Poker Defence WWII Diplomacy Monopoly Bound and Bounds Special Forces (BW has and still has the best ones) Blood Pressure Marathon
A lot of the UMS scene seems dead though..it's really difficult nowadays to host a game and have people join in in a snap
Sunk/Lurker D were my favorites. Although Diplomacy and Special Forces were unreal <3 It's kinda hard to play them these days though, not many people seem to be into em now =(
o man what a good thread i stumbled upon. the memories.
monster ranchers magic the gathering rpg diablo2 rpg protect goku (man i got so good with that mass mind control) DEFEND THE TEMPLE v-tec paintball mystic heroes vs. evil empire zeratul's arena gladiators
I play many Poker def game at KR serwer last weekend , but if you wanna host a game ,you must first DL the korean version of UMS (you gonna find it easy at list , and korean players join only their version when i hgost nova version nobody come , when i change i was having full game after 10 sec of waiting) and then host it. There are many more popular maps on KR , but i dont know names i was only interisted in poker def.
Helms deep. Snipers. ALL OF THOSE EPIC RPGS. And I really liked war of the lost kingdoms. Feels so nostalgic. But I think evos, micro tourney and Sunkens are still popular.
edit: like many of you ive played all of these listed and i miss them There was a UMS for every single franchise.. book, movie game... there was a ums for it.. Weren't all great, but there was everything from Mario to Starship Troopers to Legend of Zelda, Godzilla, the Thing, etc. I loved it
I like to play turret def when I tidy my apartment. Build stuffs and upgrade. Tidy for 45 seconds. Repeat. I am certainly not very efficient, but I don't feel like working at all. Actually, watching AI-controlled stuffs being killed by other AI-controlled stuffs is super boring, so it's like Turret Def makes tidying not look as a chore, and tidying makes Turret Def less boring :D
phantom risk Sunken defences with mazes (the one where everyone had his one had is own maze + one common maze) play 100 mini games micro macro tandem starcraft
are the }v{ajin_Piccolo maps (Freiza's Fury and the like) still in circulation on b.net? i used to play those dbz maps daily... they were hours long and fun as hell if everyone stayed... although plagued with immortality bugs.
(Triple Edit: not sure if the clan's name was }v{ajin, )v(ajin or ]v[ajin but ya you get the drift.)
On April 05 2012 15:41 BreakfastBurrito wrote: phantom max 800
and temple siege...... C1F for life bros
edit: like many of you ive played all of these listed and i miss them There was a UMS for every single franchise.. book, movie game... there was a ums for it.. Weren't all great, but there was everything from Mario to Starship Troopers to Legend of Zelda, Godzilla, the Thing, etc. I loved it
Aaaahh not phantom 800.. protoss air with 800 supply? Totally broken
A few people mentioning Helms Deep, is that just two teams, 1 attacks and 1 defends? Im making a map that is like this atm if so...keep your eyes peeled.
On April 05 2012 20:08 CardinalAllin wrote: A few people mentioning Helms Deep, is that just two teams, 1 attacks and 1 defends? Im making a map that is like this atm if so...keep your eyes peeled.
Helms deep was generally based on one team defending and the other attacking. But you could also win by killing the orc commander and some counter attacks were done to kill specific hero units like the defiler hero. I think the game was supposed to end with everyone on the defending side transferring to the cave place and waiting for the timer. The offensive side would try to destroy the defences fast enough that they could mount a force last enough to destroy the units in the cave.
I only played it a few times, but I think it'd be nice to give the defending team some incentive to be offensive.
I used to love things like macro/micro, but also played a lot of team melee so it was just an easier version of that really. also did anyone used to bound? I remember beating Gat bound one time and it was my greatest achievment ever lols, most of my friends back then were insanely good at them.
WW2: Death In Europe Republique: 1800 American Civil War (not the exact name, but it was made by the same guy who made Republique) Blood & Iron Raccoon City Civilization World Fall of the Roman Empire Rise of Qing Dynasty (not exact name, it was a war game based on an Asian map) Offensive Strike Art of Defense Defend the Temple
I've given up on UMS in starcraft 2. They were so great in warcraft but I dislike the popularity system. Played a little until I realized ladder was so much more fun.
On April 06 2012 02:32 Darack wrote: I've given up on UMS in starcraft 2. They were so great in warcraft but I dislike the popularity system. Played a little until I realized ladder was so much more fun.
There was a UMS I played when I was just a kid, I believe you started with marines and then you could walk so many into an area and it would trade them for a different unit. Your marines respawned every so often (or maybe just when everything you had, had died) and how many you got was based on your kills so far. Anyone know what the name of that map is if it is still around?
Of course all this discussion is silly being as this is the best UMS map ever
On April 05 2012 20:08 CardinalAllin wrote: A few people mentioning Helms Deep, is that just two teams, 1 attacks and 1 defends? Im making a map that is like this atm if so...keep your eyes peeled.
Helms deep annatar is 1 player rohan 1 player elves and 3 players vs 1 player orcs 1 player saruman. All the "faction" players also have unique heroes and mass units that spawn at regular intervals.
From Civil War battles/campaigns to WW2 diplomacy to Punic Wars to Sengoku in Japan. If you're into war-game type maps and diplomacy games (no, not 7.7) come hang out in channel "pub" USEast.
I use to love making UMS for BW. I made a RPG called Legend of Magi 10+ years ago that was inspired by Diablo 2 with town portals (arbiter ability) and way points. I just found out there was a TL thread about it too: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=49471
I see a good number of cat and mice (don't know which versions) lurker d (although, again, don't know if it's the type you remember) and micro tourney games on iccup.
Man, I used to love playing LotR: Last Alliance (and only Last Alliance, it was the only one that felt balanced and wasn't all teleport spam with arbiters, making army positioning actually important.)
I don't think anyone plays it anymore which is too bad, I'm not huge on tower defense type stuff and I loved those maps that basically turned BW into a whole new RTS game. I'm sure theres other stuff, but I haven't been able to play UMS in forever.
On April 06 2012 07:46 E28 wrote: I can't believe no one mentioned the IMPOSSIBLE SCENARIOS and DESERT STRIKE by Lanthanide
OMG these were so hard... possibly why they were named impossible -_- I liked the impossible missions where if you lost you just started the mission over again. Much less frustrating.
Never got into sc2 ums. They aren't bad. Most are remakes of the original's.
On April 06 2012 08:32 GGTeMpLaR wrote: USEast is great for war-game related custom maps.
From Civil War battles/campaigns to WW2 diplomacy to Punic Wars to Sengoku in Japan. If you're into war-game type maps and diplomacy games (no, not 7.7) come hang out in channel "pub" USEast.
There are some REALLY difficult Special Forces UMS, namely the ones where you get overwhelmed by tons of AI units early and need to micro a ton to survive and ball up.
"I spent most of my time playing Used Map Setting games because I sucked at melee" I sucked at both but played melee more. I was above average on US East though but that ain't saying much. Seemed like ums was about knowing tricks that nobody else knew like combinations (golems).
I wanted to punch these idiots in the face who hosted the rigged maps. Seriously....why waste people's time on rigged maps?
now me too...I remember this one map where you would have ghosts and everyone had a bunker. You never were supposed to nuke the bunker directly because your ghost was dead meat, but you'd do it just a little bit away from their bunker so you could kill a bunch of their ghosts and get a heros from killing people. You could build nukes but it took forever for it to recharge and the bunker had 9999. That was super fun but nobody really liked the map much so it made finding decent players hard to find.
On April 06 2012 08:32 GGTeMpLaR wrote: USEast is great for war-game related custom maps.
From Civil War battles/campaigns to WW2 diplomacy to Punic Wars to Sengoku in Japan. If you're into war-game type maps and diplomacy games (no, not 7.7) come hang out in channel "pub" USEast.
That you Templar?
You still hang out in pub these days?
Hi Rotad! Ya a few of us still hang out in pub (20 were online today actually). I came back like a month ago and was shocked to see people still playing good strategy UMS so I stuck around and more people randomly come back all the time lol.
There's a ton of new war-related maps and half of them are not bad at all.
My favorite moments of online Brood War have come from a UMS called "Can You Stop 1 Unit?" It's an incredibly flawed game, but so much fun.
Each round sends a unit down this long road from one side of the map to the other, and some are really hard to kill. I vividly remember timing nukes to hit the unit as it ran along and yelling to the Zergs "Don't ensnare it! I've got this!". When a nuke hits it dead-center and all your teammates are going nuts.... doesn't get much better than that.
On April 10 2012 11:48 NukeTheStars wrote: My favorite moments of online Brood War have come from a UMS called "Can You Stop 1 Unit?" It's an incredibly flawed game, but so much fun.
Each round sends a unit down this long road from one side of the map to the other, and some are really hard to kill. I vividly remember timing nukes to hit the unit as it ran along and yelling to the Zergs "Don't ensnare it! I've got this!". When a nuke hits it dead-center and all your teammates are going nuts.... doesn't get much better than that.
I loved this map, stacking hydras on the side of the road to get enough dps, good times
Temple Siege. oh man, fucking hated the people who played that game rofl but it was based of DotA so you can assume the community on that game was terrible. I was really bad at that game but i played with LRM)nOoNe before we played on iccup and he would always make me go on the pub team
I remember playing something called cypher challenges. They were numbered from #1 to however many there were. The concept was to try and maneuver a unit, in this case a zergling, through a set of obstacle courses which included timed explosions, deadly units chasing you around and generally micro and timing intensive tasks where one wrong move meant your death.
i started from sunken D 6 ways>marine special force>team micro arena>ww2 die v5.3(this one is really great, my fav ums)> hero war mainly these are the games i played. i played some others as well, but not as many as above.
anyway, good old day. i remember before i could see a lot ums in us west and us east, and some chinese characters ums made by taiwanese..
how nostalgic, all i did back in bw was sunken D, turret D, every kind of defense game and the classic, DBZ RPG. Who can forget dbz rpg... wasted so many hours on that game
-Hazard zone: The ultimate zombie survival RPG... That game is my favorite zombie survival game of all time, bar none.
-Temple Siege: Fun game. Players are the most BM I have ever witnessed. Flaming starts before the game does and continues until someone gets drophacked.
-Mini games (by millenium I think): The map has like 200 well-built mini-games involving everything from bound style unit control, evolves, micro arena, math games, and everything inbetween.
-Pretty much every game listed above. I played way too much BW UMS...
Edit: Oh yeah, and there is not nearly enough love for risk (Action Edition 2.5 or whatever). Better than the board game!
On April 06 2012 08:32 GGTeMpLaR wrote: USEast is great for war-game related custom maps.
From Civil War battles/campaigns to WW2 diplomacy to Punic Wars to Sengoku in Japan. If you're into war-game type maps and diplomacy games (no, not 7.7) come hang out in channel "pub" USEast.
That you Templar?
You still hang out in pub these days?
your name is pretty fucking familiar..
you were from the [Rome] clan iirc when i met you :o
Hey I was on ICCUP today and I played a few maps called "Manufacturer Nexus v1.30"
Basically people go onto two teams and each team has its own Xel'Naga structure. The goal is to destroy the tower, and it has a ridiculous amount of health (it doesn't have a health bar or armor stats). You start out with only like 500 minerals and 200 gas each round, and you use those resources to produce any unit in this "waiting area" place then move a civilian to a beacon to transport your selection to the battlefield. As you kill enemy units you get "experience" and eventually "level up," and you start getting more and more minerals and gas to work with to remake an army every time your army dies.
The whole thing is real-time, so it's not a turn-based "which unit combination will completely counter my opponent's" so much of a "figure out what to send and do it quick."
Does anyone know what map it's called? Where I could get it? Thanks in advance!
I used to love playing Marine D (and a bit of Sunken D, with setting up mazes for the units to walk through)... but playing with all 6 spots filled with 6 different people was *not* the way to play it, because someone unreliable would always fuck it up and leak... No, it had to be you and 2 or 3 others *who actually knew what they were doing* spread out, that way your upgrades and unit choices (which were obviously the best) could be used to maximum effect and you could get more kills ♥ I only ever won that way
Penguin wars and zone control were both fun. You're right. My little brother still plays ums when he can ^_^
I wish he didn't though. My parents are stupid abusive and punish him to let him play it.
On April 13 2012 06:47 DarkPlasmaBall wrote: I used to love playing Marine D (and a bit of Sunken D, with setting up mazes for the units to walk through)... but playing with all 6 spots filled with 6 different people was *not* the way to play it, because someone unreliable would always fuck it up and leak... No, it had to be you and 2 or 3 others *who actually knew what they were doing* spread out, that way your upgrades and unit choices (which were obviously the best) could be used to maximum effect and you could get more kills ♥ I only ever won that way
Some of these games are hackable, and as long as you give yourself something to survive the first few levels, I think it's easier to play solo so you get more upgrades. I remember beating chain defence solo by making a medic wall. Same with a couple versions of lame d.
Its best to know the channels that most people flock to. I use to play a lot of Heavens Last Stand and the best way to get a good game (you needed 8 decent people any noobs sort of screwed the game) is to go to a few channels and try to hop into a private game.
On April 16 2012 23:21 DreamChaser wrote: Its best to know the channels that most people flock to. I use to play a lot of Heavens Last Stand and the best way to get a good game (you needed 8 decent people any noobs sort of screwed the game) is to go to a few channels and try to hop into a private game.
no one on iccup plays that.. there used to be heavens final hour games a few months ago but now those have gone too, the action seems to have died down quite a bit in the last months
On April 16 2012 23:21 DreamChaser wrote: Its best to know the channels that most people flock to. I use to play a lot of Heavens Last Stand and the best way to get a good game (you needed 8 decent people any noobs sort of screwed the game) is to go to a few channels and try to hop into a private game.
no one on iccup plays that.. there used to be heavens final hour games a few months ago but now those have gone too, the action seems to have died down quite a bit in the last months
if anyone's interested, pm me. i used to be part of the gang that played/ hosted a lot of hfh. not sure if i can host from uni though.
in any case, you can /find bobothewise, chaserr, comptuer, gundam9271, kusomaster, ricecake, shaobaka or piikeb-- there's a lot more names, but i forget them. i havent touched iccup in forever, so i dunno who still plays and who doesnt.
dunno why ppl on bnet liked hls better. imo hfh was a lot more fun (and it was still balanced, contrary to popular belief).
So the people in TLADT have been playing more BW UMS of late. I'm curious if there's a good place to download legit versions of UMS maps since apparently none of us still have the maps we used to play.
Hahaha, I just remembered...I was playing the Xmen RPG when my BW CD exploded in my CD drive, hahaha. I was the firebat character running around killing stuff and then I just heard this loud BANG like a gunshot and I realized it was my BW CD...killed my CD drive, and took my BW disc with it.
RIP
edit: I was so young when this happened, so I didn't have a CD drive/BW Disc for a long long time until I could beg my parents for a new one, which made it even more traumatic...
On April 17 2012 04:32 Torenhire wrote: Hahaha, I just remembered...I was playing the Xmen RPG when my BW CD exploded in my CD drive, hahaha. I was the firebat character running around killing stuff and then I just heard this loud BANG like a gunshot and I realized it was my BW CD...killed my CD drive, and took my BW disc with it.
RIP
edit: I was so young when this happened, so I didn't have a CD drive/BW Disc for a long long time until I could beg my parents for a new one, which made it even more traumatic...
oh man physical media and CDs... thank god they are obsolete. The scratches, the 5+ CD install games, the times where you put in the CD and forgot to write down the cd keys printed on the disc. I did like the huge cardboard boxes they came in though + real manuals, maps, extras. I still use the mousepad I got with the original Max Payne.
On April 17 2012 04:32 Torenhire wrote: Hahaha, I just remembered...I was playing the Xmen RPG when my BW CD exploded in my CD drive, hahaha. I was the firebat character running around killing stuff and then I just heard this loud BANG like a gunshot and I realized it was my BW CD...killed my CD drive, and took my BW disc with it.
RIP
edit: I was so young when this happened, so I didn't have a CD drive/BW Disc for a long long time until I could beg my parents for a new one, which made it even more traumatic...
oh man physical media and CDs... thank god they are obsolete. The scratches, the 5+ CD install games, the times where you put in the CD and forgot to write down the cd keys printed on the disc. I did like the huge cardboard boxes they came in though + real manuals, maps, extras. I still use the mousepad I got with the original Max Payne.
reminds me how i still know every single number of my sc cd key. I also really likes the phantom maps, but nowadays only some weird BGH versions with a supply cap of 800 get hosted.
I just jumped to the last page so I am sure you already got the point... but I just had to say it myself. UMS is probably the most popular category still being played today on the public servers!
On April 17 2012 09:09 Taku wrote: No mention of the normandy invasion push map? :< Also screw WWII DIE, WWII TFH was waaay better imo. If anyone wants them I have copies of both too.
OMG THAT GAME
tried so hard to beat it, would always lose one or two people, those bcs at end were annoying as heck.
On April 17 2012 09:09 Taku wrote: No mention of the normandy invasion push map? :< Also screw WWII DIE, WWII TFH was waaay better imo. If anyone wants them I have copies of both too.
OMG THAT GAME
tried so hard to beat it, would always lose one or two people, those bcs at end were annoying as heck.
Bwaha knew someone else here played it, I think I got to a 10% win rate even with leavers involved. You just had to learn all the little exploits and builds to win it.
Oh man just got done losing pokemon rpg with like 4 leavers. Had a bug where i had wartortle and blastoise for some reason, but our pikachu died at the zapdos level and screwed us.
On April 17 2012 12:44 Percutio wrote: Oh man just got done losing pokemon rpg with like 4 leavers. Had a bug where i had wartortle and blastoise for some reason, but our pikachu died at the zapdos level and screwed us.
yeah that game is jam packed with leavers. And punching bags, but mostly leavers (if thats the ver you are talking about )
Sure! Every now and then I still play Poker and Fastest and even Hydra zone. But thats mostly because I cant ladder in BW anymore are beyond D+ I just get raped. lol But SC2 is another story!
On April 17 2012 11:53 obesechicken13 wrote: I have a small repository of maps still. I'm sure the rest of TL could pool together a massive one on dropbox or something but BW... *sniff*...
Hell, If I found my old hard drive, I could do that myself. Probably at least 3000 different maps on it.
240 maps, well not really 240, some are just a copy of the other, haven't really tried them all actually. Played it with friends using an ancient technology called LAN.
The only thing I hate about brood war is the netcode in it is old as the ages. It lags a lot compared to newer games even like warcraft 3 did a much better job with latency. I still dont understand that high latency option everyone always picked.
On April 05 2012 11:51 Flamingo777 wrote: Naruto/DBZ arenas, DBZ RPGs, ohhhhh wow the memories... So fun!
Also, EvolveZ, Golemz, Hydra ranchers, Zergling Blood, Zone Wars, Strip ______ (Actually intense teamwork), LotRish, The DotA style (forgot the name...) Arena wars? idk...; Heaven defense, Snipers/Paintball, A Day in School RPG.
HOW AM I REMEMBERIG ALL THESE?
a day in school was the first UMS i ever played back in like 2000. shit's classic, surprised anyone else remembers it
Hey guys, you don't have to say "the good old days". The community has been slowing down a little bit but it doesn't have to if you guys decide to come back on every once in awhile.
Every Weekend I go on and play some sort of Lord of the Rings map and Temple Siege if someone is hosting it
warning, if you're new to temple siege, the community is somewhat elitest, you get banned if your new simply because it tilts the favor of the game a TON. If you still want to learn though (its basically DotA), friend and PM me, "Farmer_Poopy" (no quotations) at US East
On April 18 2012 08:25 Farmer Poopy wrote: Hey guys, you don't have to say "the good old days". The community has been slowing down a little bit but it doesn't have to if you guys decide to come back on every once in awhile.
Every Weekend I go on and play some sort of Lord of the Rings map and Temple Siege if someone is hosting it
warning, if you're new to temple siege, the community is somewhat elitest, you get banned if your new simply because it tilts the favor of the game a TON. If you still want to learn though (its basically DotA), friend and PM me, "Farmer_Poopy" (no quotations) at US East
Yeah temple siege is excellent once you get at least the basics mastered (speaking of which there are tutorials on youtube to get you started). Unfortunately poopy is correct, a lot of hosts will ban downloaders because one player being newb has a much greater effect on the game than in, say, DotA/LoL.
Bounding was probably the best UMS to ever grace BW. Very competitive and required lots of skill especially if you are not shift-clicking, but I haven't seen bounds in years.
Along with snowball wars, sunken D, marine D, Hydra D, almost all the D games really lol and cat and mouse.'
On April 17 2012 09:09 Taku wrote: No mention of the normandy invasion push map? :< Also screw WWII DIE, WWII TFH was waaay better imo. If anyone wants them I have copies of both too.
OMG THAT GAME
tried so hard to beat it, would always lose one or two people, those bcs at end were annoying as heck.
Bwaha knew someone else here played it, I think I got to a 10% win rate even with leavers involved. You just had to learn all the little exploits and builds to win it.
At the end, we just kind of massed units (I almost always went ghost) and EMP/nuked the photons. As long as we had enough people, it worked well enough. I probably played it less than 20 times given how long it took (frikking 2 hour gamer lol), and won twice, maybe thrice.
Oh ya snowball wars haha. That game was addicting as hell.
My personal favorites were
Bunker Command 2 Magic the Gathering (Never got tired of killing summoners who went in the middle haha) Snowball Wars Helms deep (We did some heavy refinements to balance the game, friends spent hours getting the finicky details down)
Can't remember the name but we loved a game where there was a massive amount of square segments and by taking over a segment with a science vessel you would get a bunker in a new location which also created marines. You could upgrade attack, armor, attack speed etc etc.
On April 19 2012 13:17 KingDime wrote: Oh ya snowball wars haha. That game was addicting as hell.
My personal favorites were
Bunker Command 2 Magic the Gathering (Never got tired of killing summoners who went in the middle haha) Snowball Wars Helms deep (We did some heavy refinements to balance the game, friends spent hours getting the finicky details down)
Can't remember the name but we loved a game where there was a massive amount of square segments and by taking over a segment with a science vessel you would get a bunker in a new location which also created marines. You could upgrade attack, armor, attack speed etc etc.
I played the shit out of Cat and Mouse Ore Wars back in the day. That was some nostalgic time. So long ago. I'm almost tearing up thinking about it. Though that just be because I'm at 2:20 in this.
On April 05 2012 10:28 ArcTimes wrote: lol "nuke the slow noobs" what¿s that?
It's this ums where players have to run from the computer units that constantly nuke a location. So basically you gotta dodge the nukes when they are en route and try to survive and get the other players killed by getting their routes nuked.
So its an updated nuke the whales game in a sense?
UMS games to me just shows how great BW truly is. Sure it has a great high level melee side. But me a guy who LOVES BW and puts it right up there at the top, I was a pure UMS player until the final year before SC2 came out, and I STILL loved the game to death. Of course Im still terrible at melee matches.
Bound, RPGs, RP(hell yea lol), Defense, Madness and sooooo much more, I LOVE THEM ALL!!L!L!L!L!
On April 17 2012 09:09 Taku wrote: No mention of the normandy invasion push map? :< Also screw WWII DIE, WWII TFH was waaay better imo. If anyone wants them I have copies of both too.
OMG THAT GAME
tried so hard to beat it, would always lose one or two people, those bcs at end were annoying as heck.
Bwaha knew someone else here played it, I think I got to a 10% win rate even with leavers involved. You just had to learn all the little exploits and builds to win it.
At the end, we just kind of massed units (I almost always went ghost) and EMP/nuked the photons. As long as we had enough people, it worked well enough. I probably played it less than 20 times given how long it took (frikking 2 hour gamer lol), and won twice, maybe thrice.
So... up for a round this weekend, good sir?
i played it with a friend during the summer, it's quite easy if you get the hang of it. gols for the beginning infested terran mechanic, then switch to marines later. the best way to beat those end bcs is to use dropships to get there and anticipate the spawn (if i recall correctly some triggers can be abused so you're prepared), if your marines (2 control groups worth) are well upgraded they should tear through them pretty easily. for the final last part nukes work well against the photon cannons instead of actually fronting it with marines
On April 17 2012 09:09 Taku wrote: No mention of the normandy invasion push map? :< Also screw WWII DIE, WWII TFH was waaay better imo. If anyone wants them I have copies of both too.
OMG THAT GAME
tried so hard to beat it, would always lose one or two people, those bcs at end were annoying as heck.
Bwaha knew someone else here played it, I think I got to a 10% win rate even with leavers involved. You just had to learn all the little exploits and builds to win it.
At the end, we just kind of massed units (I almost always went ghost) and EMP/nuked the photons. As long as we had enough people, it worked well enough. I probably played it less than 20 times given how long it took (frikking 2 hour gamer lol), and won twice, maybe thrice.
So... up for a round this weekend, good sir?
I am most up for a round this weekend, and hope 3 others are as well. Also I always went max infantry first, then switched to the gol in dropship trick for a while before just massing everything as well. And yeah nukes at the end for the win.