Haven't turned in circles for like, 3 years.
Omni is min 20 or so in teamgames, meaning there is like 10 minutes of t3 air gameplay without it and those 10 minutes are likely the actual critical aggressive moves, and on larger maps it won't cover like a third of the map.
Got an up to date guide on current air micro? Or even the patchnotes that changed it? I had absolutely no idea anything changed lol... I've been out of the game for a while.
No real guide on it far as I know, you just move your cloud into the enemy cloud and hit stop so the ASF micro themselves. When the clouds are quite big often you need to stop micro select segments as they move into the fight so that they don't go idle due to having nothing in range to fight.
@ftxcommando said in Why is it OK for Cybran to have the only stealth air?:
Haven't turned in circles for like, 3 years.
Omni is min 20 or so in teamgames, meaning there is like 10 minutes of t3 air gameplay without it and those 10 minutes are likely the actual critical aggressive moves, and on larger maps it won't cover like a third of the map.
WHAT?! Is there a video of the new meta? I swear to god people last week were still circiling ints and asfs
They shouldn’t be, basically everyone will lose doing circle micro against stop micro. I’d just watch any 2k rated airfight to see it happen, both air clouds will collide, players hit stop, and the ASFs will target air units individually until a winner happens. However unlike manually targeting ASF, they will shoot at any ASF within range rather than a specific one they were told to target.
I still circle my asf, only use stop micro for large airfights. Pretty sure thats the general rule, and if not, i 1v3'd your air so get crushed noob
cybran = stealth
uef = big hp (now dont work by balance patch "one hp mex")
aeon = para, hover units, navy.
sera = com, ahwassa, no ras.
I'm still not sure I understand why stop micro is better, tbh. What changed to make stop micro better?