https://preview.redd.it/o0bygi3c051d1.png?width=1299&format=png&auto=webp&s=f86c1a5f0faee68b7b957aae561b261c134b9ab9 350 vs 800 guys and get 100 kills alone :D submitted by /u/Kindly-Assistance-80 [link] [comments]
Everyone's favourite foreworks. What are your stories, experiences, tips on this often neglected piece of artillery?
Personally, I think its potential is not truly recognised and that if properly used it can be highly effective. My quick guide for using rockets in commander battles:
Rockets can't be used like a cannon; they're only effevtive up close, so you have to stay with the infantry. Make sure there is an infantry regiment diagonally in front of you to draw enemy fire away from you. Stay mobile: Be ready to pack up and reposition as soon as the tide of battle sways either way. Use the high rate of fire to your advantage. Try to find cover: Is there a rock or tree to set up shop behind? Perfect! For some reason, you only get a handful of rocketeers, no idea why cannons and howitzers get a whole bunch of guys with guns, but rockets only a few (albeit impeccably dressed) swordsmen. So, make sure they're well out of the enemy's firing line, if necessary behind an infantry regiment - use those meat shields.
Lastly, rockets aren't a substitute for guns; I only choose rockets in large battles when there already is some artillery. They're also best in prolonged infantry engagements when you get time to manoeuvre.
I would love to see more rockets on the battlefield in commander battles - enjoy the foreworks!
Submitted February 14, 2018 at 01:22PM by Idontevenlikecheese http://ift.tt/2o1HbiI
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