EPTFeel free to use this thread to ask any simple questions you might have about the mission, or for tips/help/advice on completing the mission.
[TLCH] Mission 5: Brothers in Arms
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Plexa
Aotearoa39261 Posts
Feel free to use this thread to ask any simple questions you might have about the mission, or for tips/help/advice on completing the mission. | ||
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summerloud
Austria1201 Posts
i think dragoon/immo is the way to go, and never lose too much of your army on an attack | ||
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Plexa
Aotearoa39261 Posts
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IeZaeL
Italy991 Posts
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phagga
Switzerland2194 Posts
On November 10 2015 20:33 IeZaeL wrote: This mission was freaking cool, really remembered me of the brood war missions with the dual race mechanic The last Protoss Mission in the original starcraft will be in my heart forever for that dual race mechanic. So cool... As for this mission, played it on hard and tried to get all the achievements, so I moved really slow towards the artifact (only at night, to get the achievement). I promptly ran out of resources on both bases before I cleaned out the forces around the artifact, but was able to destroy the artifact stone with the leftover probes... a close victory (and I missed one of the achievements because of it, Hybrids were running wild in the end because I couldn't build units anymore). | ||
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Hier
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AkiZenko
Canada14 Posts
On November 12 2015 05:53 Hier wrote: Anyone got the achievement for this mission? Destroy 55 enemy structures in a single disruption on Hard? I'm ballparking here but I don't think I'm getting many more than 30-40. Here is what I did. I got up to 200/200 of immortals (minus workers on both bases). Afterwards, towards the middle of the map, there are no buildings and not many units. I waited there with my army until Terrans got disrupted, then I split my immortals into four groups. 2 small ones (~5 immortals) cleared both pathways to the keystone and the other two headed towards the main enemy base on both northern and southern entrances. I was able to get all 55 buildings destroyed that way along with the waves of hybrids. | ||
Olli
Austria24422 Posts
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scarstream
29 Posts
On November 12 2015 08:43 AkiZenko wrote: Here is what I did. I got up to 200/200 of immortals (minus workers on both bases). Afterwards, towards the middle of the map, there are no buildings and not many units. I waited there with my army until Terrans got disrupted, then I split my immortals into four groups. 2 small ones (~5 immortals) cleared both pathways to the keystone and the other two headed towards the main enemy base on both northern and southern entrances. I was able to get all 55 buildings destroyed that way along with the waves of hybrids. Thanks for this, I didn't think to split my units in 4 groups. I kept trying to do it with just 2. Serves me right for being negligent on my micro. | ||
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FueledUpAndReadyToGo
Netherlands30548 Posts
On November 12 2015 08:43 AkiZenko wrote: Here is what I did. I got up to 200/200 of immortals (minus workers on both bases). Afterwards, towards the middle of the map, there are no buildings and not many units. I waited there with my army until Terrans got disrupted, then I split my immortals into four groups. 2 small ones (~5 immortals) cleared both pathways to the keystone and the other two headed towards the main enemy base on both northern and southern entrances. I was able to get all 55 buildings destroyed that way along with the waves of hybrids. Thanks for the tip. Not destroying their forward bases is smart, to get 55 you need to get nearly every building. My 200/200 immortal army looked fun with /dance  | ||
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