Age of Origins - Battle formations (part 1)

I plan on making a series of videos about battle formations, specifically geared towards uranium mine battles. This is part 1 of the series and part 2 will follow shortly. In this video, I take a good amount of time explaining one battle in detail because it goes over a lot of concepts in determining formations for long range vs mid range vs hybrid.
I would say a good rule of thumb in setting up your battle formation is that you want to make it such that your troops are attacking your opponent's main attack troops before they attack your main attack troops.
If both of you are attacking the main attack troops at the same time, then you want to be causing more damage/killing troops at a faster rate than your opponent.
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[@yusefbulgasem7844]

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[@Major_Morgan]

Hey 👋 Normally I try to avoid male titans kills by not sending single troops units. One day I attacked someone in uranium and Thor was activated. I was shocked and I realized by mistake I had one single gunner. However I won that battle with 144k survivors. I attacked again immediately but I removed that one gunner. Guess what, I lost battle and opponent had 111k survivors 🤣 This game has no standard or logic of doing things.

[@OnePunch_996]

@@Major_Morgan there could be a lot of variations depending on who you faced. For example, purple warplane, Medici breakthrough skill, rocket launchers special ability actually hitting the main troops, etc. But regardless, it is better for your one of units to swallow up the destructive lightning even if it gives the Thor boost because the increased attack doesn’t add much as I explained in the video

[@OnePunch_996]

In my second video which I’ll release soon, I beat some opponents with over 200% attack than me. And the third video, I will show an example where I beat someone with over 300% attack than me. Increased attack is very overrated for one on one battles