Greetings to all,
Today I want to comment on an idea that I have had for a long time, add as a new resource aluminum and with this reduce the production of metals to balance.
Why add aluminum?
I have been playing Call of war games for a long time, and I have always noticed that the most experienced players always end up abusing the same tactics, the mass production of airplanes.
It is common, among experienced players to use massive amounts of tactical bombers, this is because it is the most efficient way to eliminate enemy ground troops receiving little damage in return. In addition, if you add to that its great mobility, it is practically impossible to move troops overland to enemy territory without them being exterminated halfway.
On certain maps, I have seen extreme cases where 2/3 of the enemy army is made up of only airplanes.
Now, what is the idea of implementing aluminum? The idea is to limit the amount of airplanes that players can produce, and so, these should give other use to metals, such as ground forces, fortifications or the navy.
The abuse of airplanes for my liking is something quite frustrating, because, as someone who likes to use balanced combat tactics, little can be done to counter a massive amount of tactical bombers if you don't have the same amount of interceptors to be able to lead with they.
I hope developers will one day look at this post and realize the need for this change.
Regards!
Today I want to comment on an idea that I have had for a long time, add as a new resource aluminum and with this reduce the production of metals to balance.
Why add aluminum?
I have been playing Call of war games for a long time, and I have always noticed that the most experienced players always end up abusing the same tactics, the mass production of airplanes.
It is common, among experienced players to use massive amounts of tactical bombers, this is because it is the most efficient way to eliminate enemy ground troops receiving little damage in return. In addition, if you add to that its great mobility, it is practically impossible to move troops overland to enemy territory without them being exterminated halfway.
On certain maps, I have seen extreme cases where 2/3 of the enemy army is made up of only airplanes.
Now, what is the idea of implementing aluminum? The idea is to limit the amount of airplanes that players can produce, and so, these should give other use to metals, such as ground forces, fortifications or the navy.
The abuse of airplanes for my liking is something quite frustrating, because, as someone who likes to use balanced combat tactics, little can be done to counter a massive amount of tactical bombers if you don't have the same amount of interceptors to be able to lead with they.
I hope developers will one day look at this post and realize the need for this change.
Regards!
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