I do not recommend adding anything to the hull yet.
Nevertheless, I recommend to do 40 0 0 0 0, increment 1 upgrade and test thoroughly.
Before proceeding to the next incremental upgrade.
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I will like to share with you some tips and tricks on the Massive Warfare controls.
This may sound trivial. However, it will help in your turning speed as if you are having a speed up paint.
Drag Sensitivity
Go to Setttings -> Drag your Drag Sensitivty to the extreme right increasing it to the maximum. This will really help you in your turning especially if you are using a tank.
Massive Warfare Aftermath Guide Tips Cheats Strategies to Destroy Your Enemies
- LevelWinner
Cheats and Tricks to Win Massive Warfare Aftermath - RedMoonPie
I do appreciate if the authors were really trying to help (I even read their
posts when I started playing). However, when I write such a strategy post, my
intention will be to really improve your game such that you can really progress
and enjoy your gaming experience. As such, I will really appreciate if the
authors of the posts really have an in-depth playing experience in the game
producing a quality guide.
In order to have some credibility, my statistics is published below:
Kills/Battle (K/B): 32.3
Kills/Death Ration (KDR) > 10
War Best: 6,140
Behemoth: 85 kills
While this may not be comparable to top players, it is definitely above the
average.
So let's start off with their recommendation and my comments...
Turn off Auto-aim (MrGuider, RedMoonPie)
I am wondering whether have they played War Machines prior to this game in
which only manual aim is available and it was so painful? Also, have they
copied each other's posts? People complain that auto-aim is unreliable and it
switches to another target randomly when you are locked on to the nearest
target.
Auto-aim and lock-on help immensely in this game, period. You must
know how to use lock-on. Many may not know that you can
hold on to the lock-on button all the time and release it when you have
acquired the target lock. I noticed you turn or move slightly slower when holding on to it. You can
also
cycle through your nearby targets by releasing and depressing it
repeatedly.
On the contrary, I recommend to TURN ON AUTO-AIM but use LOCK-ON intelligently.
Keep an eye/Focus on the mini-map (MrGuider, RedMoonPie)
"Don’t go where there are more than one or two vehicles. Start moving in that direction where there is a single vehicle or target a specific vehicle at a time." - MrGuider.
On the contary, you should look out for 2 vechicles already damaged in a dog fight, steal kill the dying one and kill off the other.
Yes, keep an eye on the mini-map to avoid ambuses or target approaching you so you can anticipate. Never be over-reliant though as stealth tech will make them invisible on the radar (as well as grey them out physically on ground).
Fire accurately to deal more damage (MrGuider, RedMoonPie)
"You can use the zoom-in feature to fire accurately." - MrGuider
"It will help you aim the target with accuracy and help you destroy more vehicles while bringing you rewards" - RedMoonPie
In fact, zoom in or scope in will have an additional 5% damage. Learn the drill of scope in, kill, then scope out esp. for tanks. With striker skill and damage paint, that 5% can have a huge damage boost.
However, I do not recommend for fast vechicles like choppers or hovers. By closing the gap, esp. the chopper, they fire faster esp. with fast reload+. Also, a few of the pilot skills favor closing the distance. With chopper and hover, if you manage to do a critical hit from the back, it is additional 50% damage instead.
Movement Is The Key (LevelWinner)
Yes and No.
No for tanks, since my focus is on kills and sniping at blind/strategic spots, I do not really need movement and armor.
Yes for hovers and esp. choppers. You got to be always on the move to avoid being locked on and shot at. He also has some useful tip on cutting corners (go through gaps of building or obstacles) to break the line of sight. I will also recommend not turning on the spot for choppers but turn around in an arc around the building/obstacle if possible to get back at the vechicle shooting at you if you really want to.
Another useful tip he gave was to rush pass them with chopper, but I recommend to tap or reverse slowly to critically hit them from their back as demonstrated by Gr1m.X66 YouTube video at 2:50.
Grab those boosters and cash (MrGuider, RedMoonPie)
Have a priority list for collection. My priorities are:
Gold
Life (NOT Life-up)
Power-ups
Cash
Some explanation on "Life". I will sacrifice myself by turbo rushing to get the gold using my judgement. Next then is Life i.e. I will not risk getting myself killed just to collect. Btw, VIP and experience points are not even on my list.
Don't Limit Yourself to One Type of Vehicle (LevelWinner)
Yes, I agree, but for different reasons. Your style and completion of daily quests.
If your style is to camp and snipe at blind/strategic spots, then tanks (except T4 Challenger/Goliath or T6 TK6) will suit you.
If your style is to crash and burn, then hovers and choppers will be more suitable for you.
Also for daily quests, you will be forced to use different vehicles to complete the quests for gold.
For survivor, you will need to use all 3 types of vehicles to maximise your winning chances.
Focus on vehicle upgrade (MrGuider, RedMoonPie) vs Do not upgrade too much on Starting Vehicle (LevelWinner)
Generally, I agree with LevelWinner not to spend too much on upgrading starting vehicle. In fact, there are a few tips on upgrading such as not to overcook so as to optimize for killing bots and also recommendation for buying vehicles.
For upgrades, I generally recommend to upgrade the firepower below the "rate" line i.e. if the next firepower upgrade lowers the fire-rate (T7 vehicles being the exception), then stop. Also, I generally do not upgrade the hull as it will significantly increase the Combat Strength (CS) of the enemy/bot vehcicles. My objective is to kill the bots as fast as possible (as few or one-shot if possible), so keeping the CS low also will yield a lower health enemy/bot. If their hull are high, then they may not have the high firepower to one-shot you so easily.
A typical upgrade will be:
Firepower Supply Hull Engine Mobility
Killer Whale, Thunder: 10 18 0 0 0
Arbiter: 10 20 0 0 0
Challenger: 10 28 0 0 0
Goliath: 28 31 0 0 0
Behemoth: 40 36 0 0 0
Get free gold and use them to get Camouflages and Stickers (MrGuider, RedMoonPie)
Yes, but try to get out of the rat-race by moving up the tier just like in real life. At low tier, camouflages are cheap but at T7 e.g. 35% damage for 3 days cost 140 gold. By then, you should be using striker at an optimized configuration to one-shot targets without paint. So use your gold to get to the top of the food chain. More recommendation to move up the tier list in another post.
Armored Skill is much better than Flanker (LevelWinner)
Yes I agree, not all skills are the same and some skills are better than others. I will update that in another post.
Massive Warfare Grim.X66 Behemoth 116 kills record. 35% damage paint.
He had a 121 kills recorded that was not recorded but shown in the tribute compilation.
Strategic spot infront of the 1st entrance of the U shape slope.
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