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IrishKlingon

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Strategy and Tactics
« on: March 24, 2004, 08:39:34 am »

Hey all,

While you are all veterans at this, Im scrounging the back of my brain to try and remember all of my SFB tactics from back in 89 and 90. The interveining 14 years have not been kind to my memory.

I normally play either Klingon or Romulan, because i like the cultures. However I do remember now some of my frustration with SFB. Now I know my Klingon fire arcs, and I know to keep in the 15-9 range. (question. Is 15.01-15.99 still considered 15 in SFC for ranges?). I know the strengths of my disruptors and how they fire twice as often as photons. I spend a lot of time running out in the 15 range, and doing the lazy "s" of the Saberdance. Both with Klingon and Romulan. I never lay up on fire, tring to have a voley every few seconds of something, in order to keep the enemy shields from regenerating. I use my ECM to try and get a shift, as long as I can keep my movement around 24.

It gets frustrating however, if you make *one* tactical error, and close at the wrong time, you get beaten down to the point of near non recovery.

So by picking these races I have allways felt as the "chased" not the "chaser", and often or not, more like the victim not the agressor. I know Im doing something right by having my opponent say "just CLOSE allready".

My quesion is, perhaps there is a different race I can try that is mostly agressive just to get the feel of it. I hate walking away from my honor filled Klingons, but I might want to try a different helm, just to shake things up a bit.

Irish Klingon.

jimmi7769

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Re: Strategy and Tactics
« Reply #1 on: March 24, 2004, 08:44:48 am »
15.99 is just like 15.00

Try Lyran; very much like Klingon but with an up close and personal set of claws.

762

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Re: Strategy and Tactics
« Reply #2 on: March 24, 2004, 09:55:34 am »
Lyran and Hydran both are nasty up close. Both are difficult to learn but worth the effort.

jimmi7769

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Re: Strategy and Tactics
« Reply #3 on: March 24, 2004, 10:39:59 am »
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Lyran and Hydran both are nasty up close. Both are difficult to learn but worth the effort.  




Yes, but I'm sure he'll want to stay on the good guys side.

762

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Re: Strategy and Tactics
« Reply #4 on: March 24, 2004, 01:30:06 pm »
That's Freekin Good Guys.

IrishKlingon

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Re: Strategy and Tactics
« Reply #5 on: March 24, 2004, 01:39:37 pm »

Well if I can get in on this next campaign, I will commit to be either a Klingon, or one of their allies (like the Lyrans). I cant seem to pull myself out of the "All Federation Scum must die" mode. It comes from years of having "Federation Only" opponents in SFB. I just cant bring myself to pilot a federation ship. If I ever get really sad for a photon / phaser loadout, at least there is a Klingon varraint that has it.

IrishKlingon  

Age

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Re: Strategy and Tactics
« Reply #6 on: March 24, 2004, 01:46:08 pm »
   Well as the saying goes if you can not beat them join them

   The Federation will prevail and there is no life like it.  

jimmi7769

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Re: Strategy and Tactics
« Reply #7 on: March 24, 2004, 04:27:48 pm »
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   Well as the saying goes if you can not beat them join them

   The Federation will prevail and there is no life like it.  





Gutless P'Tak!!

Age

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Re: Strategy and Tactics
« Reply #8 on: March 24, 2004, 05:51:33 pm »
   HOO ,watch it there Jimmi or when I turn into Koras I will use my supership agianst you or whatever Klink ship I get I know one that gets me the best PP that is K-D6DB how do like oh that hurts. When I get my own server .I wil now hve to seach for what P'Tak .I just wish the Ster Trek culb were are in my area .There was a KLingon Diplomantic Corps in my home town.  

jimmi7769

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Re: Strategy and Tactics
« Reply #9 on: March 24, 2004, 08:41:03 pm »
....unfortunate...

KBF-HangNail

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Re: Strategy and Tactics
« Reply #10 on: March 24, 2004, 08:52:23 pm »
We in the KBF always Welcome NEw Warriors. But u must pass the Painstick test first.  

Crimmy

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Re: Strategy and Tactics
« Reply #11 on: March 24, 2004, 11:40:29 pm »
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We in the KBF always Welcome NEw Warriors. But u must pass the Painstick test first.  



Age

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Re: Strategy and Tactics
« Reply #12 on: March 25, 2004, 02:09:36 am »
   I have alreadt been there and it was Glorious after that I needed lots of blood wine to sueth the pian.  

IrishKlingon

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Re: Strategy and Tactics
« Reply #13 on: March 25, 2004, 08:50:21 am »
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We in the KBF always Welcome NEw Warriors. But u must pass the Painstick test first.  




AGAIN?!?!?

IT TEARS!!!! IT TEARS!!!!

Well if the burlap chafing didnt drop me, and  the honey loving fireants didnt face me, Im man...er... klingon enough for this. But I have a better idea, how about I go get me a boatload of Federation slaves and we both give the painstick test to them! So do you of the KBF have a website or forum? Ive been playing some Dynaverse II the last few nights, under the name T'kah, cause I joined it before I joined here. Ive been on the very last sever (one on the bottom) and have been desperately holding the Klingon borders against a rapidly expanding Federation. Come jump in.

Just trying to earn my place in Death within the Black Fleet.

Irish Klingon.

Age

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Re: Strategy and Tactics
« Reply #14 on: March 25, 2004, 11:50:55 am »
     The Federation will always prevail ,Whoo that must of hurt.Scotty and O Brian were never Klingons aswell Crusher .I don't Think you would be able to handle the blood wine.  
« Last Edit: March 25, 2004, 11:51:52 am by Age »

Cleaven

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Re: Strategy and Tactics
« Reply #15 on: March 27, 2004, 12:17:30 am »
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Well if I can get in on this next campaign, I will commit to be either a Klingon, or one of their allies (like the Lyrans). I cant seem to pull myself out of the "All Federation Scum must die" mode. It comes from years of having "Federation Only" opponents in SFB. I just cant bring myself to pilot a federation ship. If I ever get really sad for a photon / phaser loadout, at least there is a Klingon varraint that has it.

IrishKlingon  




This is so true, only my upbringing was based on crushing Fed hulls with plasma.  

ganymad

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Re: Strategy and Tactics
« Reply #16 on: March 27, 2004, 05:41:22 am »
there is nothing comparable to a good volley of overleaded disrupters and heavy photons.
i dont think the saberdance is very usefull in sfc unless ure 1vs1 and u got a lot of time.for my personal expirience overlaoded disrupters and some transporter action to cripple the enemies rear weapons can be much more effective.all u got to do is to glue yourself to the rear shield of the enemy , distance 8-5,tractor on repel if u play agains gorn or romulans,keep your ecm up and if u can u should divert some power to your front  shielding .for the case the opponent does a het u could prepare a suicide shuttle.for the case ure 1 vs one and u need to do some repairs or your photons need energy to reload u can drop a wild weasel and putting your ecm panel to maximum. i want to see a photons thats hits a ship with 12 ecm even if your speed is zero. works good if your enemy is much faster and quite close (6 or closer).btw that works against photonloaded feds or other klinks - its is a bad idea against lyran,mirak,romulans and gorn-they will beam mines onto your position and than theyll just wait till your wild weasel is gone.
normal disruptors work fine when u have some support. weaken the shields of the lightest opponent and finish him of up close , run and reload and than deal with the bigger ones. a team mate could play the punching ball while u kill the frigates or destroyers and than u simply gangbang the last enemy standing.
these things worked well on my last sfc lan party.i mostly play feds and klinks, sometimes hydran - i dont have much luck with lyrans. my favorite opponents are mirak, feds and lyrans.i love those to blow up.
ive never played sfb so i cant tell if it works there (i suppose it doesnt).

just my two cents


greatings,



ed

Age

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Re: Strategy and Tactics
« Reply #17 on: March 28, 2004, 03:40:39 am »
Quote:

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We in the KBF always Welcome NEw Warriors. But u must pass the Painstick test first.  




AGAIN?!?!?

IT TEARS!!!! IT TEARS!!!!

Well if the burlap chafing didnt drop me, and  the honey loving fireants didnt face me, Im man...er... klingon enough for this. But I have a better idea, how about I go get me a boatload of Federation slaves and we both give the painstick test to them! So do you of the KBF have a website or forum? Ive been playing some Dynaverse II the last few nights, under the name T'kah, cause I joined it before I joined here. Ive been on the very last sever (one on the bottom) and have been desperately holding the Klingon borders against a rapidly expanding Federation. Come jump in.

Just trying to earn my place in Death within the Black Fleet.

Irish Klingon.  


Glad to meet you T'kah My name is Koras and if you want in the Black Fleet you will have to start
                        off in K-E4K with slow missles and only 4 marines to guard you.You will have to go out and
                        destroy or capture a Federation Heavy Cruiser.I didn't mention that you can only have one missle
                        load in the rack.This is what it takes and are the Honourable rules to joining the Klingon
                        Black Fleet I am Koras and I have chair in the High Council so this what you must do to join no
                        pain sticks just good Battle with a small ship to prove your wortheyness Quapla  
« Last Edit: March 28, 2004, 03:43:31 am by Age »

IrishKlingon

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Re: Strategy and Tactics
« Reply #18 on: March 28, 2004, 08:59:06 am »
The Black Fleet is not a mortal fleet to join, but rather they great spirit fleet that lies beyond the "All seeing stars". Though you are right about fighting valorious battles. Given any ship, from a E7 to a C7 to a B10, I will fight in a way to make my ancestors proud. Then, in death, perhaps I wll be given a place within the great Black Fleet.


If you have a mortal fleet that carries the same name, I would find this near blasphemous!


Irish Klingon.
« Last Edit: March 28, 2004, 09:43:45 am by IrishKlingon »

jimmi7769

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Re: Strategy and Tactics
« Reply #19 on: March 28, 2004, 09:21:43 am »
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The Black Fleet is not a mortal fleet to join, but rather they great spirit fleet that lies beyond the "All seeing stars". Though you are right about fighting valorious battles. Given any ship, from a E7 to a C7 to a B10, I will fight in a way to make my ancestors proud. Then, in death, perhaps I wll be given a place within the great Black Fleet.


If you have a mortal fleet that carries the same name, I would find this near blasphemous!



Irish Klingon.  




Unfortunate choice of words.