Forged Alliance Forever Forged Alliance Forever Forums 2016-06-12T04:15:02+02:00 /feed.php?f=67&t=12575 2016-06-12T04:15:02+02:00 2016-06-12T04:15:02+02:00 /viewtopic.php?t=12575&p=128562#p128562 <![CDATA[Re: UEF T2 navy destroyers, who uses them and why?]]>
When dealing with other factions destroyers, the answer is nearly always to go for a Frigate heavy force and charge straight in. The Valliant has very favourable turret position, firing cycle, and projectile speed for micro. As they have a good chance of hitting their targets, and no blind spot. The answer to fighting Salem is to let the Salem kite, but in doing so move behind the Salem and enter their blind spot. Salem has only a forward mounted turret and can't shoot directly backwards.

The Valliant is not meant to be used like other Destroyers. Think of it as a T2 Frigate.

Statistics: Posted by Hawkei — 12 Jun 2016, 04:15


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2016-06-12T04:11:34+02:00 2016-06-12T04:11:34+02:00 /viewtopic.php?t=12575&p=128561#p128561 <![CDATA[Re: UEF T2 navy destroyers, who uses them and why?]]> Statistics: Posted by Hawkei — 12 Jun 2016, 04:11


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2016-06-12T00:37:20+02:00 2016-06-12T00:37:20+02:00 /viewtopic.php?t=12575&p=128549#p128549 <![CDATA[Re: UEF T2 navy destroyers, who uses them and why?]]> Statistics: Posted by Sovietpride — 12 Jun 2016, 00:37


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2016-06-11T21:33:35+02:00 2016-06-11T21:33:35+02:00 /viewtopic.php?t=12575&p=128542#p128542 <![CDATA[Re: UEF T2 navy destroyers, who uses them and why?]]>
1. You need lots of t1 ships and valiants, nearly no cruisers. Dont forget torpedo boats according to the needs(scouting).
2. Attackmove your t1 ships to enemy and micro your t2 valiants
3. You always need to micro your navy in range of enemy and then once you are in range you can stop and focus t2 ships of enemy with valiants.

Shield boats are not so useful because micro doesnt help anymore. Shields go down. Better in low numbers is micro and escape from enemy shots. T1 frigates annoy enemy with jamming ;) Rushing for t3 navy only on setons useful.

Thats a 14xx ranking guide for uef navy in ladder :ugeek:

Statistics: Posted by Iszh — 11 Jun 2016, 21:33


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2016-06-11T20:28:46+02:00 2016-06-11T20:28:46+02:00 /viewtopic.php?t=12575&p=128539#p128539 <![CDATA[Re: UEF T2 navy destroyers, who uses them and why?]]>
Sovietpride wrote:
LichKing2033 wrote:
Iszh wrote:It is the t2 unit with the highest over water damage. And it needs a lot of micro. Thats punishment for having bc at t3 stage. I faced myself the problem vs sera on white fire that you need lots of micro with uef until t3 and since ladder is mostly t1 t2 uef is not easy naval. But in general if you want easy mode why you dont play cybran :lol:

Uef has shield boats and the best cruisers, if valiant would be better that would be a problem.


Being invisible = having an 8k HP shield over you. Cybran Mermaid nullifies a lot of counters in navy. If one does not know where to shoot - shields are useless.


Build a scout plane, manual target.

Seriously though, Valiants have high HP and high damage. Their shells don't have an obvious animation either, the depths of irritation is only evident when facing them.

The issue is cybrans get a higher range destroyer and efficient frigates, and thus in general will pressure you t1-t2... But then fall rapidly off a cliff at t3 naval.

Irritating yes, (shield boat power usage isn't light either) but overall I don't see much of an issue. Numbers tend to matter the most.


ok I see the point, they aren't that bad as I've said, but still though do you use them as often? Is it a fun unit for u to have when the enemy have t2 cybran/aeon/sera destroyers? doesn't it suck that for them to be used properly u have to have 2 unit types instead of one( shield and valiant) in most cases? Is it 10x times more plausible to rush T3 for neptune bc?

Statistics: Posted by Um ZiniZini — 11 Jun 2016, 20:28


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2016-06-11T20:17:18+02:00 2016-06-11T20:17:18+02:00 /viewtopic.php?t=12575&p=128537#p128537 <![CDATA[Re: UEF T2 navy destroyers, who uses them and why?]]>
LichKing2033 wrote:
Iszh wrote:It is the t2 unit with the highest over water damage. And it needs a lot of micro. Thats punishment for having bc at t3 stage. I faced myself the problem vs sera on white fire that you need lots of micro with uef until t3 and since ladder is mostly t1 t2 uef is not easy naval. But in general if you want easy mode why you dont play cybran :lol:

Uef has shield boats and the best cruisers, if valiant would be better that would be a problem.


Being invisible = having an 8k HP shield over you. Cybran Mermaid nullifies a lot of counters in navy. If one does not know where to shoot - shields are useless.


Build a scout plane, manual target.

Seriously though, Valiants have high HP and high damage. Their shells don't have an obvious animation either, the depths of irritation is only evident when facing them.

The issue is cybrans get a higher range destroyer and efficient frigates, and thus in general will pressure you t1-t2... But then fall rapidly off a cliff at t3 naval.

Irritating yes, (shield boat power usage isn't light either) but overall I don't see much of an issue. Numbers tend to matter the most.

Statistics: Posted by Sovietpride — 11 Jun 2016, 20:17


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2016-06-11T19:55:11+02:00 2016-06-11T19:55:11+02:00 /viewtopic.php?t=12575&p=128534#p128534 <![CDATA[Re: UEF T2 navy destroyers, who uses them and why?]]>
Iszh wrote:
It is the t2 unit with the highest over water damage. And it needs a lot of micro. Thats punishment for having bc at t3 stage. I faced myself the problem vs sera on white fire that you need lots of micro with uef until t3 and since ladder is mostly t1 t2 uef is not easy naval. But in general if you want easy mode why you dont play cybran :lol:

Uef has shield boats and the best cruisers, if valiant would be better that would be a problem.


Being invisible = having an 8k HP shield over you. Cybran Mermaid nullifies a lot of counters in navy. If one does not know where to shoot - shields are useless.

Statistics: Posted by Lieutenant Lich — 11 Jun 2016, 19:55


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2016-06-11T19:24:08+02:00 2016-06-11T19:24:08+02:00 /viewtopic.php?t=12575&p=128532#p128532 <![CDATA[Re: UEF T2 navy destroyers, who uses them and why?]]> i mean sera destro has same range less dps and less hp.

anyway the reason is that cybran destro can't really kite a uef destro. Even if they have more range, they don't shoot backward. + the mobility of cybran destro isn't that great, making them slow to turn around.
against aeon destro it's different, since aeon destro can fire backward, but it's easy(ish) to dodge aeon destro. (even if i think it's easier to dodge cybran destro)

overall valiant isn't a bad unit, add shield boat on top of that, and you have got a good combo.

i hear a lot of complain about each navy, so in my opinion T2 navy is well balanced.

Statistics: Posted by keyser — 11 Jun 2016, 19:24


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2016-06-11T19:08:41+02:00 2016-06-11T19:08:41+02:00 /viewtopic.php?t=12575&p=128531#p128531 <![CDATA[Re: UEF T2 navy destroyers, who uses them and why?]]>

Uef has shield boats and the best cruisers, if valiant would be better that would be a problem.

Statistics: Posted by Iszh — 11 Jun 2016, 19:08


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2016-06-11T18:25:18+02:00 2016-06-11T18:25:18+02:00 /viewtopic.php?t=12575&p=128530#p128530 <![CDATA[Re: UEF T2 navy destroyers, who uses them and why?]]>
It could use speed buff to like 6 so it can catch other destroyers and some torp defence buff so it performs better against subs.

But it shouldn't be a good unit because at t3 stage Neptune will rape anything below t3 above water.

Statistics: Posted by Apofenas — 11 Jun 2016, 18:25


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2016-06-11T17:55:10+02:00 2016-06-11T17:55:10+02:00 /viewtopic.php?t=12575&p=128529#p128529 <![CDATA[UEF T2 navy destroyers, who uses them and why?]]> Statistics: Posted by Um ZiniZini — 11 Jun 2016, 17:55


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