...for that I thank you. Between that picture and the LOLnuke video [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7NrmyjIuxU], I've been inspired to waste hours upon hours making a monstrosity I can only call "LOLmavors" on maps where the aforementioned broadswords would more than suffice.Evil Tim said:Kinda odd to be raised by an image I actually made.
what is your most favorite RTS unit
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My favourite RTS unit would have to be Teron Gorefeind from Warcraft 2. He was so awesome that even the God-mode cheat couldn't save you from his Death and decay!
Oh, I did that in about five minutes by dropping them with the dev console. That's why the one nearest the camera has trees inside it.loc978 said:...for that I thank you. Between that picture and the LOLnuke video [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7NrmyjIuxU], I've been inspired to waste hours upon hours making a monstrosity I can only call "LOLmavors" on maps where the aforementioned broadswords would more than suffice.Evil Tim said:Kinda odd to be raised by an image I actually made.
The humble Basilisk artillery tank from Dawn of War.
The mission of the Imperial Guard is to hold the line. And with a cannon that can hit you from halfway across the map, I can pretty much draw that line whereever I want.
The mission of the Imperial Guard is to hold the line. And with a cannon that can hit you from halfway across the map, I can pretty much draw that line whereever I want.
supcom: FA fatboys and nuke submarines were always fun
i also loved bears in WC3 and praetorian cohorts in rome: total war. you could beat 1,000 gallic soldiers with 160 pratorian cohort units stretched across a narrow point or surrounding a single point of entry.. i used to have to tell them to stop advancing too fast they would kill everything before the rest of my units could catch up
i also loved bears in WC3 and praetorian cohorts in rome: total war. you could beat 1,000 gallic soldiers with 160 pratorian cohort units stretched across a narrow point or surrounding a single point of entry.. i used to have to tell them to stop advancing too fast they would kill everything before the rest of my units could catch up
The ability to create a huge vortex to suck units into, AND mass recall? Awesome.
Although my favorite unit for utility purposes would be sentries, from SC2.
Chimeras in Warcraft 3. Nothing strikes fear into the heart of the enemy like a squad of Chimeras behind their base. They can single-handedly take on 4 ground armies and win.
Really? I thought they were very limited. They were good for taking out small numbers at long range when they'd been upgraded to use sniper rifles but apart from that they could only take command posts.warprincenataku said:
Probably the MG42 from CoH, either MG team or Grenadier upgrade. That weapon just cut down enemies in the blink of an eye.
I really enjoyed using Nuke MiGs on C&C Generals: Zero Hour, if only because it really annoyed my buddy whenever I blew away his armies and started playing/singing 'It's raining men' down the mic as the corpses his troops did literally rain down upon the battlefield
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Although in terms of actual usefulness, I would say the Siege Tank or Goliath from the same game. Stealth Tanks from the Command and Conquer series was always one of my favourites to use, even if they were insanely squishy.
Although in terms of actual usefulness, I would say the Siege Tank or Goliath from the same game. Stealth Tanks from the Command and Conquer series was always one of my favourites to use, even if they were insanely squishy.
The aerial units of the Terrans in Starcraft. It's been a decade since I last played so I forgot what their name was ;_;
Wait I didn't notice it before, I'm calling shens. Experimentals in SupCom1 are all created as if they're buildings, the only way a Fatboy could build an Atlantis is if the mod made it a T3 engineer, and then it would still have to build it on the ground (well, the ocean).Lord Kloo said:
And you'd have gotten away with it too if it weren't for those meddlin' kids.
