Sentences with word «battlegroup»

From battlegroup customization to troop positioning and maneuvering, winning battles requires cunning and strategy, not just raw firepower.

Outplan, Outsmart, Outgun: From battlegroup customization to troop positioning and maneuvering, winning battles requires cunning and strategy, not just raw firepower.

These special groups are listed in the big book «o rules, but you can only take one of them for every regular battlegroup you field.

These rules do have an exception comes in the form of specialist battlegroups which don't have to adhere to the rules.

With that said, you can also opt to split up perfectly health battlegroups to form new ones mid-game provided they meet all the rules.

Aside from the new Druid bear forms, Blizzard launched the cross-language battlegroups in Europe this week expanding the pool of battleground and arena PvP players for all Europeans.

A single attack can go through more than just one layer, and since the numbers tend to get smaller as you move through a damage track it's not uncommon to see a large battlegroup wipe out a ship in one or two attacks.

Then you move on to activating the bigger and frankly more interesting ships, with players taking turns to activate one battlegroup at a time which will move, attack and then launch boarding craft, something that we'll come back to later on in this review.

Since each ship can fire with both its secondary and primary weapons a single battlegroup can have quite a few different targets.

Then you must form your ships into battlegroups following the rules laid out in the substantial rulebook, but the general gist is that a battlegroup must be made up of at least one capital class ship and one none - capital class, and may not exceed a total build rating of 6.

Should a battlegroup get broken up then it gets a bunch of penalties and must attempt to reenter coherency range each turn.

Once that's done it's time for the opponent to activate one of their battlegroups.

The game carries on with each person activating their battlegroups one by one until every ship has moved, fired and then launched its boarding craft.

This is where the battlegroups come into play since they allow a player to combine multiple weapons of the same name into a single firing solution, adding all the dice together form a much larger pool that stands a better chance of punching through the tougher outer layers of hulking capital ships.

There's a few more rules to attack surrounding multiple firing solutions and dealing with ships in a firing solution having lower or higher, but we'll bypass those for the moment and instead move into the boarding phase which occurs once a battlegroup has finished firing its weapons.

Nothing feels worse than watching an opponent roll badly, and then suddenly get a chain reaction of twos that leave your battlegroup crippled.

With your battlegroup moved into position it's time to unleash some of those weapons on the enemy, and to do that you have to nominate your firing solutions, which is the rulebooks slightly overwrought way of saying you need to choose which ships are going to fire at which targets.

Of course inevitably a battlegroup will be reduced to the point where it no longer meets the requirements for a battlegroup as per the rules, so that's where the standard order to form an ad - hoc battlegroup comes into play.

Ships within a battlegroup must maintain a distance of no more than 6 ″ to one other ship from that battlegroup.

There's something so pleasurable about the sheer amount of dice that Fleet Battles typically has you handling at any one time, and I was engrossed in figuring out the best firing solutions for my battlegroups before inevitably being forced to watch as my puny plans were ruined by a devastating barrage of fire from a Covenant group I'd foolishly let get too close.

Players will be able to enter a queue for dungeons with players across servers within their battlegroup.

From creating a battlegroup of historically accurate infantry, tanks, and vehicles, to troop positioning and real - time engagement with the enemy, players will need to be clever and cunning in order to win; raw firepower alone will not be enough.