Canada
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My question to those of you who also experienced what I am talking about: Do you have any strategies that work for you and your mates to brake out of tunnel vision together and coordinate on a regular basis in a game?
i think the most important thing is to learn how to let it go. just let it go. This happens to us most when we think we are just about to break our own opponent. we think "next wave, ill push this guy off and help". but of course the enemy has its own reinforcement and after 3 cycles, you made no progress and lost 200 vps. sometimes you just have to give up or 'tactically retreat' without actually being devastated.
when i am trying to coordinate attack with my bud (on his side) I move to middle unbeknownst to my dude. with a "feeler" left behind so we don't get outflanked out of nowhere.
one of the most successful games i had was when we were the ones setting up the tempo by swinging together and the enemy just simply could not keep up. one of the most devastating games i had was when the opposites are true.
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Relic Entertainment
