Okay, that makes sense. Given that this was my first game in months, I didn't really remember that much about build orders in this game. Yes, I come from the SC and SC2 community, so build orders is in my vocab, rather than research trees or strategies.
Well, when I'm playing against the AI, they generally turn around when they see my main fleet, but stay to fight my secondary fleet mid-late game. So the caps don't always get knocked off... Sucks... But my friend is not so smart. He stays. And dies. But thanks for the advice. It makes sense. Since it is the easy AI, they don't make much other than Disciples unless it's really late game.
Okay, so my general strategy, being all noobly and whatnot, is to mass Cobalts, my Sova, a Kol late game, and six to ten Percherons. Now, I also usually attempt to take out capital ships at great cost to my frigate numbers, alleviated by DPS of strikecraft but only just. So, should I be going high exchange ratio but taking out capitals, or low exchange ratio but not particularly going for Capital ships? Please note, I know I should diversify, but it's an AI. On low. I'm not on multipl
Yeah, he got it earlier. We didn't have the CD case with us, we were at my house, and so he decided to register it later and we played a little while. Hopefully this will allow me to just run mine through Trinity and he can run through Vanilla... They're still compatible, right? If I select the "Play Sins" option in the main menu, it will go to vanilla?
It's not pirated. He bought it and we share it for LAN games. I bought Trinity recently, but we still use the vanilla sins, since he doesn't have Impulse.
It may be because my friend and I LAN on a copy of Sins that is, to say the least, poorly updated, we use 1.05 because he is afraid of change and can't figure out Fileshack, but I constantly find one lonely Cobalt frigate, or maybe a Percheron carrier deciding that he left his lunchbox on the planet where he was conscripted and his mommy teleansibled him and told him that he should come back for it. In any case, the carrier isn't so bad as annoying, but when that single cobalt is cons
