Originally posted by Net Warrior
I usually play the Peacekeepers and go vertical and cross the bdrone limit much later on. I've heard of the tight spacing-borehole-condensor scheme before but have never tried it. Since the Gaians seem perfect for it, I'm ready to give it a try.
I usually play the Peacekeepers and go vertical and cross the bdrone limit much later on. I've heard of the tight spacing-borehole-condensor scheme before but have never tried it. Since the Gaians seem perfect for it, I'm ready to give it a try.
Some possible weaknesses of tight spacing:
- Unable to claim all territory available b/c other factions encroach too early.
- Vulnerable to quick assaults in the early game. A rover can take 3 undefended bases in one turn, if they are really close
- Vulnerable in the mid-game while crawler heavy, but without satellites. Dead crawlers == dead bases.
- Inability to deal properly with b-drones, if not used to this, or have no plan
- mid-game mineral shortage annoyance till mining stations
- vulnerability to ODP crippling empire
- Ugly
- Getting Stuck, like Skanky Burns example, at 5 population for too long...
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