He's still too tough a nut to crack, but I've effectively blocked him from getting the resources he needs to get the units he needs to turn the tables. Hopefully, I've bottled up the opponent by the time I get to Tech 3. If he attacks over there, I know where he is, so can either flank, or run something in to defend. This provides me with enough resource flow to keep going, and also denies opponent the chance to run in and capture. Ideally, I'd like to get some of the marine unit upgrades (bionics) going as well, because it drastically increases their effectiveness, but this depends on how my resources go and how aggressive my opponents are.īy the time I've got Tech 2 upgrade done, I've probably spread out, using my scouts to go to wherever the opponent isn't and continue snapping up strategic points, with a servitoir following him dropping down Listening Posts as the points get captured. First scout comes out before I can get a marine squad to capture nearby strategic points.Įarly in the mission, I like to get 4 plasma generators going before I start on tech 2 upgrade, plus the Chapel Barracks and Armory. Plus, they are conveniently located nearby, and usually between me and the Tau, so they're being forced into a two-front war.įor the first few maps, I build Scout/Servitoir/Scout/Servitoir so I can make sure to build everything that needs to be built fast, but still be able to capture points.
My first gank will be the Orks, because I seriously don't want them getting their feet under them. Here's what I do, feel free to citique and offer advice: Being able to Deep Strike in what is effectively an entire garrison of troops (late game), or even in early game, being able to drop Terminator/assault Terminator/Marine Squad and two terminators at any place not covered by Fog of War is. Okay, been playing campaign mode with the Space Marines a lot lately.
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