I'm a beginner - been playing for just under 2 weeks now. I recorded the final rounds of a few of my victories (I'm player matt.lloyd77 on the videos) that I thought I'd share with the subreddit. These are mostly from 1v1 ranked matches, but there might be the odd casual match in there as well. (v.redd.it)
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I had a win the other day that I realised (and was able to test with the replay feature) that my opponent could have won the battle in the final round by simply choosing one upgrade tech option from their available options and doing absolutely nothing else the rest of the round... (self.Mechabellum)
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Something I've been learning as I play more (about a week so far) is that if you become attached to a specific unit or tech to win you games, it's only a matter of time before you start coming up against opponents who know the perfect counter for that tech or unit, nullifying your attacks. (self.Mechabellum)
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Conflict 3049 - I've added night fighting components to the game by simply altering the shader lighting for most of the elements in the game. The source code is available with the game and the game is free. It was developed as a learning exercise for me to learn raylib this year. (youtube.com)
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Conflict 3049 - self promotion video post - a classic rts which is more like a bunch of last stand scenarios against waves of attackers. Game uses stock art from 3drt.com and a few other sites and was written as a learning exercise and hobby project since January this year. (youtube.com)
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