 you can't see them. I recall reading somewhere about someone complaining about how "invisible" units were tearing apart his forces, and that they could spot his supposedly hidden units. I immediately knew that the person did not use recon, and his opponent used recon effectively.

6. If you don't have superior fire support capability and you need to push into a forest or town, dropping smoke mortar or artillery rounds to block LOS is helpful. Smoke rounds are also handy for preventing ATGM squads from firing missiles at your APCs or tanks' side armor.

7. Panicked units perform horribly in combat. Try to withdraw them from the fighting for a short duration if possible, and use it to your advantage, such as firing mortar rounds at your opponent's special forces to panic and stun them, in order to give your cheaper regular infantry a fighting chance instead of just being target practices.

8. Unit selections for your deck is quite important. I would recommend checking out the deckbuilding thread for advice. You want a deck that can handle almost any situations. Specialized decks have their uses, but it's best if the player understands the basic game concepts before moving onto more difficult decks. And when I say more difficult, I'm referring to decks that are very useful for certain situations (ex: Armored deck for a sector that's fairly open, Motorized to get first dibs on securing a town or forest, Mechanized to flood an area with infantry and IFVs/APCs, and etc), but they require a lot of skill to pull off and to handle situations that don't go well.

And that's just the ones I can think of.

Oh, and Wargame has a much different play style than Starcraft. The microing isn't as intense (but still important, ex: radar on/off microing), but there's less emphasis on rock-paper-scissor strategy and more about positioning. Attacking from a different direction or opting to prioritize holding a certain area will have major impacts on a game.

In SC, if your army gets attacked from behind, sure it's a rude surprise, but if you have superior forces, you will still win out.

In Wargame, your squishy AA and support units are going to go up in flames, and your tanks are going to get one-shot in the very thin rear armor before they can respond. A T-34 has to be less than 150m from a M1A2 in order for its rounds to penetrate the front armor and will need to fire at least 10 times to destroy the M1A2, but it will destroy the same tank from max distance with a rear shot.

Attacking into an area where your opponent has forces on 2-3 fronts is also suicidal, because ATGMs can land side shots on your tanks, and possibly destroy them with one hit as well. Or just blow off the tracks and leave the vehicle out in the open for a plane or a helo to finish it off.

Also, getting flanked makes it very difficult to resupply your army, and a tank is no good if it has 1 hp and no ammo left.Hey, I am applying to Western this year and had a question regarding the special consideration form.

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