Can one of you bright guys describe Force Multiplication as it applies to MWO?
Examples:
Why a lone mech is a target of opportunity?
Why an assualt melts in front of multiple opposing mechs?
How you get everyone to target the same mech and WHY?
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Force Multiplication
Started by Uncl Munkeh, Sep 16 2015 02:56 PM
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Posted 16 September 2015 - 03:03 PM
Uncle Monkey, on 16 September 2015 - 02:56 PM, said:
Can one of you bright guys describe Force Multiplication as it applies to MWO?
Examples:
Why a lone mech is a target of opportunity?
Why an assualt melts in front of multiple opposing mechs?
How you get everyone to target the same mech and WHY?
Examples:
Why a lone mech is a target of opportunity?
Why an assualt melts in front of multiple opposing mechs?
How you get everyone to target the same mech and WHY?
seems you already know why
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Posted 16 September 2015 - 03:15 PM
why do people want their atlas to last for a minute being shot by half a dozen of enemy mechs and claim that muh ttk is too low since it cannot
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Posted 16 September 2015 - 04:23 PM
More to the point is firing lines. Force multiplication only needs 3 or at most 4 mechs, that's enough to kill one target and you can easily do it on the move.
You call targets in voip. If you're in cw on attack you can do this on the fly on a "biggest to smallest, first seen first served" basis.
A lone mech has no support and 4 mechs can safely expose themselves to just his fire, killing him before he does much on return. If you're among several mechs they would be exposed to massed counter-attack and melted in turn.
You call targets in voip. If you're in cw on attack you can do this on the fly on a "biggest to smallest, first seen first served" basis.
A lone mech has no support and 4 mechs can safely expose themselves to just his fire, killing him before he does much on return. If you're among several mechs they would be exposed to massed counter-attack and melted in turn.
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Posted 16 September 2015 - 05:07 PM
The one thing I see often is the enemy team sets up to shoot through an opening between 2 ridges/buildings. On a pug someone will always walk into it and you cannot rescue someone in the firing line without getting wrecked yourself.
For some reason I am never on a team that can set an ambush....
For some reason I am never on a team that can set an ambush....
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Posted 17 September 2015 - 07:54 AM
Khobai, on 16 September 2015 - 03:29 PM, said:
Love the graphical description.
MischiefSC, on 16 September 2015 - 04:23 PM, said:
More to the point is firing lines. Force multiplication only needs 3 or at most 4 mechs, that's enough to kill one target and you can easily do it on the move.
You call targets in voip. If you're in cw on attack you can do this on the fly on a "biggest to smallest, first seen first served" basis.
A lone mech has no support and 4 mechs can safely expose themselves to just his fire, killing him before he does much on return. If you're among several mechs they would be exposed to massed counter-attack and melted in turn.
You call targets in voip. If you're in cw on attack you can do this on the fly on a "biggest to smallest, first seen first served" basis.
A lone mech has no support and 4 mechs can safely expose themselves to just his fire, killing him before he does much on return. If you're among several mechs they would be exposed to massed counter-attack and melted in turn.
Very nice desctiption MischiefSC
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