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This page contains a list of strategies for use in-game. The page is split into Ship v. Ship combat, Fleets, Sieging, and Defense. | This page contains a list of strategies for use in-game. The page is split into Ship v. Ship combat, Fleets, Sieging, and Defense. | ||
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== Ship to ship combat == | == Ship to ship combat == | ||
This section compiles a list of general combat strategies in PvP. See the second dropdown menu for more in-depth descriptions of various maneuvers. | This section compiles a list of general combat strategies in PvP. See the second dropdown menu for more in-depth descriptions of various maneuvers. | ||
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Uses a lot of Battleships, Battlecruisers, Cruisers, and Dreadnoughts. Heavier ships with [[Turrets|Railguns]] and [[Turrets|Heavy Lasers]] attack the Starbase and any heavy ships that retaliate, smaller, lighter ships provide evasive cover and make sure nothing gets close to the heavier ships. The main idea of this type of siege is to brute-force their way into destroying the enemy Starbase. | Uses a lot of Battleships, Battlecruisers, Cruisers, and Dreadnoughts. Heavier ships with [[Turrets|Railguns]] and [[Turrets|Heavy Lasers]] attack the Starbase and any heavy ships that retaliate, smaller, lighter ships provide evasive cover and make sure nothing gets close to the heavier ships. The main idea of this type of siege is to brute-force their way into destroying the enemy Starbase. | ||
==== Torpedo Siege ==== | ==== Torpedo Siege ==== | ||
Uses a ship or two with extremely powerful [[Spinals]] and strong long-range capabilities, such as the [[Hasatan]], [[Avalon]] | Uses a ship or two with extremely powerful [[Spinals]] and strong long-range capabilities, such as the [[Hasatan]], [[Avalon]] [[Ridgebreaker]] or the [[Hyperion]], along with multiple other Dreadnoughts or Battleships that are capable of tanking and long-range attack, and at least one large ship optimized for PvP such as the [[Hawklight]]. This is an extremely effective siege strategy but it requires some timing and can fail miserably if messed up bad enough. This siege strategy goes for dealing massive damage at a long range, then finishing it off by pushing forward and focus-firing on the Starbase. Once the Starbase's shields are depleted, it deals significant hull damage. | ||
==== Outside the Box ==== | ==== Outside the Box ==== | ||
(This strategy works only for enemy [[Starbase]]s close to the edge of the map). | (This strategy works only for enemy [[Starbase]]s close to the edge of the map). | ||
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*You can be anywhere in-game and still be able to buy credits. | *You can be anywhere in-game and still be able to buy credits. | ||
'''Disadvantages''' | '''Disadvantages''' | ||
*The price for credits costs an exorbitant amount of Robux. | *The price for credits costs an exorbitant amount of Robux. | ||
===Patched Unintended Money Making Methods=== | ===Patched Unintended Money Making Methods=== | ||