Creator: wilkyb3 || First Published: 08/05/2025 || Players: 2 || Size: 23x23
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wilkyb3 (08/06/2025 02:00pm | Edited: 08/13/2025 09:20pm):
Recommended settings: https://awbw.amarriner.com/create.php?prefs_id=21445 Labs enable the production of recons. Black bombs are banned. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsEnCu4PEzo |
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Spritemare (09/19/2025 12:44pm):
Red needs the city to be preowned or blue just runs them over. P2's advantage is quite ridiculous here due to what appears to be an oversight regarding the preowned city not being preowned for red. |
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wilkyb3 (09/19/2025 06:33pm | Edited: 09/19/2025 06:36pm):
@Spritemare I think you can find the answer in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGgIGJS58RA |
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Relyks Gaming (09/21/2025 11:37pm):
I agree with Spritemare: I honestly didn't even know the city was pre-owned (that's on me yes...). But the fact that it is 3 turns away from being captured, doesn't allow for P1 to play the way they want/need too. Even in your video, that is VERY circumstantial that P1 can survive recon attacks early, especially since they'll be down in funds compared to P2. |
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wilkyb3 (09/22/2025 04:09pm | Edited: 09/22/2025 07:58pm):
Some of the build orders on this map are very calculated. If you make mistakes before turn 5-6ish then you will put yourself at a very big disadvantage. The funds advantage evens out, and the pre-owned city for P2 is necessary to enable a number of their build orders. In the replays you guys both played recently I think I see where the mistakes happen. If you guys would like then you can message me and we can run it down. |
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wilkyb3 (10/06/2025 07:16pm | Edited: 10/07/2025 02:44pm):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hi6-iA9VgoA |
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