Even on 4v4's I've played games fine with people pinging at around 300. Not Australian, but you're right, in a game like this having a ping of 300 doesn't slow things down, it still plays out fine. He failed when he got to my base with his engis cause I had a huge wave of tanks and stuff that I used to intercept him, but while i was destroying them he noah launched another 42 behind my base and reclaimed it all before my tanks could intercept them. I was laughing so hard I could hardly believe what was happening. Ping doesn't even matter if it's below 500, but try telling some ppl that grrr.Īlso, in a game of setons the other day, one of the enemy guys dropped 2 Noah cannons and then launched 42 (2 full loads) of engineers !! at one of my team mates, then proceded to reclaim his whole base in under 30 secs. The Aeon are also violent space hippies and I just don't like them.Īre there any other Aussies in the PA sup comm group that play this regularly still? I've been getting back into it and am sick of getting booted from games for having ~300ish ping. Giant flying bloated gunships? Yes.Įdit: Also, I think the UEF final mission is probably the easiest. I'd be a fan of the Cybran if they didn't have the worst defenses possible, and I wasn't a giant turtler. I love gunships and the first thing I'll do when I get SupCom 2 (one of these days) is fill my pop cap with experimental UEF gunships.

They will also save your ass so hard when the playing field gets bigger. T3 cannons, while they have a real large 'can't hit shit' circle, they'll be pretty necessary by the end game, ensuring the death of large annoying objects coming your way. For all purpose, fill out your pop cap with gunships. They also deal with air, so they're multipurpose. I went with, I think, the T3 Battleship-thingies (been awhile). Then shield up, get naval units instead of useless torpedo launchers. I found the best thing you can do is die over and over, just to learn the in and outs of the enemy path.

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