Mission Code: CO POWER
Creator: Xmo6 || First Published: 04/23/2015 || Players: 2 || Size: 23x23
Categories: B-Rank, Standard
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Comments:
Xmo6 (04/23/2015 05:01pm):
Covert Operation: Plant Offense Within Enemy Range (Mission Code: CO POWER) is a risky
strategy cooked up by OS to take control of BM's facilities. At the expense of a quick
expansion, they plan to land a small army right in the heart of enemy territory and set up
operations using BM's own bases. To their surprise, they arrive to find the area
underdeveloped and they have major potential to gain a strong foothold! Little do they
know that this because BM was busy devoting their resources to doing the exact same thing!

Okay, enough of the back-story and on to the map. A little extra production here with 4
bases and 1 airport but the funding should reflect that. Also an extra tower per side just
to see how it goes; I might remove it later depending on how I like it. Setting lab units
isn't imperative, but it might not be a bad idea to make recons lab units just to delay
usage until tanks etc. are becoming viable. Ghost airports are meant for if/when that lone
base falls so that attacking air units in the area can heal/resupply. I think they'll be
convenient with the water so I wanted to encourage them as much as possible despite the
distance.

Please point out any symmetry errors and let me know if you think there's anything I
should change/improve! (Don't rush yourself, I'm sure there's plenty for everyone :P)
Everdan (04/30/2015 09:32am):
Symmetry error with the mech and inf position. You need to swap the inf and mech of either country to fix it.
Xmo5 (04/30/2015 12:05pm):
That's intentional to work as an FTA counter on that front. BM can capture 2 bases on day
1 and OS can only capture 1. The concern here is that the asymmetry may result in some
FTA/STA that manifests itself in the mid-late capture phase or early mid-game due to mech
positioning. It needs some play testing/evaluation to see how problematic that is, but
otherwise the counter works well in terms of funding, number of bases/towers, and early
tank production (by my reckoning at least). When I have time (probably sometime after this
weekend) I plan to look at it more in-depth.
Slazzy (02/13/2016 06:51pm):
wtf
Slazzy (02/13/2016 06:52pm):
wut r teh plack pombs doing thar
Jackie Milton (04/24/2016 02:01pm):
-J.S.M.
(The "S" stands for "Same")



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