Just a poll for fun.
Let's say you're in-game in a team match. You're smashing the enemy and forcing their troops back. You are poised to strike deep into the enemy's heartland. Suddenly, your teammate messages you. "Please help! Need assistance!", he cries. Your teammate is on the other side of the map. Do you send your forces to assist him, or do you continue pushing into the enemy's territory?
THE GREAT DILEMMA: TO HELP OR NOT
29 Dec 2014, 20:52 PM
#1
Posts: 2070
Axis doesn't have the best AT options in the game
29 Dec 2014, 21:25 PM
#2
Posts: 62
and he threatens to drop unless you help(coz hez noob like that), so you help him then lose momentum and lose the match, because you went to help him in his one third of the map and lose the two thirds you fought hard to take.
29 Dec 2014, 22:00 PM
#3
Posts: 656
I typically help the teammate. If I'm smashing the opponent on my side of the map he is going to take a while to reinforce and reorganize. There is a window of opportunity to double team my teammate's opponent and inflict some squad wipes to help him out before the opponent on my side of the map gets his act together again.
It can be a tougher decision if you're holding the opposing team's fuel point while they have yours though.
It can be a tougher decision if you're holding the opposing team's fuel point while they have yours though.
29 Dec 2014, 22:46 PM
#4
Posts: 104
I would help ,but not not bring my whole army over, (light/fast units of vehicles) example the greyhound 
rush this little guy over could cause some people to insta retreat there whole army 
rush this little guy over could cause some people to insta retreat there whole army
30 Dec 2014, 00:03 AM
#5
Posts: 1734
Permanently Bannedhelp yourself and god will help you
"I don't need a helmet"
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-The guy who really needed a helmet
30 Dec 2014, 00:10 AM
#6
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help yourself and god will help you
This is kinda why 2v2 Random is so scary
30 Dec 2014, 01:11 AM
#7
Posts: 829
What are you doing alone on 'your' side to begin with? Thats my theory
Most 'noobs' will become useful if you help them survive hardest part of the match (start into mid game)
You don't achieve much by gaining ground on 1 side, especially if you are being tactically 'stalled' by other player for strategic victory.
Most 'noobs' will become useful if you help them survive hardest part of the match (start into mid game)
You don't achieve much by gaining ground on 1 side, especially if you are being tactically 'stalled' by other player for strategic victory.
30 Dec 2014, 01:42 AM
#8
Posts: 1604 | Subs: 3
I lost too many team games because team mates get spanked while others do their 1vs1 thing.
You always have to help.
You always have to help.
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30 Dec 2014, 02:35 AM
#9
3 Posts: 322
I think it's better to help because in the long run gaining territory is a consequence of the whole team winning battles. Short term gains are not really important even if it's a resource point.
The problem I have quite a bit is I don't even notice when my teammate gets annihilated :/
Oops sorry dude
The problem I have quite a bit is I don't even notice when my teammate gets annihilated :/
Oops sorry dude
30 Dec 2014, 06:57 AM
#10
8 Posts: 2470
it depends on how fasts i can help and how much i have to give up to help. i have told people to do the best they can and stall until i could help.
30 Dec 2014, 07:03 AM
#11
Posts: 1605 | Subs: 1
Everytime when I'm trying to help like that, I get screwed on both sides. No thanks. Keep pushing.
30 Dec 2014, 07:42 AM
#12
Posts: 211
I'd send one or two units over that he needs most. If you are otherwise winning, what is important is not letting his side break so your side is encircled.
30 Dec 2014, 09:01 AM
#13
Posts: 1122
Depends on situation. Best way to carry pubs is to play ultra aggressive and push your side so hard that whole enemy team forced to react, thus sacrificing map control. Also it always better to count on yourself then some randoms (and sometimes not only randoms) as long as you confident in outcome, in any situation.
30 Dec 2014, 09:11 AM
#14
Posts: 1605 | Subs: 1
Depends on situation. Best way to carry pubs is to play ultra aggressive and push your side so hard that whole enemy team forced to react, thus sacrificing map control.
Pretty much this. Although, you have good chances to get crushed if your teammates are cowards and won't take advantage of situation on their side.
30 Dec 2014, 11:02 AM
#15
Posts: 1740
Do a manstein manoever and cut the enemy forces off since you're already near his base. Proceed to take the encircled enemy troops as prisoners.
It is though God by command has withdrawn every other throne.
And God is saying 'No. These people will deal with me alone.'
And God is saying 'No. These people will deal with me alone.'
30 Dec 2014, 11:10 AM
#16
Posts: 542
Depends really on the overall situation and how far away I would be. You could also think like that: if you push equally hard on your side as they do on your mates side, the enemy will be in the exact same dilemma probably. Maybe you actually are forcing the enemy on your mate's side to come to you.
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