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Winterheart: /* Step 4: Important notes! */

2013-05-05T14:37:52Z

Step 4: Important notes!

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	==Step 4: Important notes!==		==Step 4: Important notes!==
	Ok now you have an attacking strategy, but wait: Take in account this [[Offensive Notes (UFO2000)\| IMPORTANT GENERAL ATTACKING STRATEGY NOTES]].		Ok now you have an attacking strategy, but wait: Take in account this [[Offensive Notes (UFO2000)\| IMPORTANT GENERAL ATTACKING STRATEGY NOTES]].

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FUEL: /* Step 3: Setting up your offensive squad */

2009-11-29T13:01:30Z

Step 3: Setting up your offensive squad

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	As said earlier, it's important to make sure you don't get surprised by an enemy in an unwanted place. Cover your units by using the security and support [[Team Roles (UFO2000) \| Team Roles ]] for some units.		As said earlier, it's important to make sure you don't get surprised by an enemy in an unwanted place. Cover your units by using the security and support [[Team Roles (UFO2000) \| Team Roles ]] for some units.


			==Step 4: Important notes!==
	Ok now you have an attacking strategy, but wait: Take in account this [[Offensive Notes (UFO2000)\| IMPORTANT GENERAL ATTACKING STRATEGY NOTES]].		Ok now you have an attacking strategy, but wait: Take in account this [[Offensive Notes (UFO2000)\| IMPORTANT GENERAL ATTACKING STRATEGY NOTES]].

FUEL: /* Step 3: Setting up your offensive squad */

2009-11-29T13:00:41Z

Step 3: Setting up your offensive squad

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	As said earlier, it's important to make sure you don't get surprised by an enemy in an unwanted place. Cover your units by using the security and support [[Team Roles (UFO2000) \| Team Roles ]] for some units.		As said earlier, it's important to make sure you don't get surprised by an enemy in an unwanted place. Cover your units by using the security and support [[Team Roles (UFO2000) \| Team Roles ]] for some units.

	Ok now you have an attacking strategy, but wait: Take in account this [[~~General~~ Notes (UFO2000)\| IMPORTANT GENERAL ATTACKING STRATEGY NOTES]].		Ok now you have an attacking strategy, but wait: Take in account this [[Offensive Notes (UFO2000)\| IMPORTANT GENERAL ATTACKING STRATEGY NOTES]].

FUEL: /* Step 3: Setting up your offensive squad */

2009-11-29T13:00:06Z

Step 3: Setting up your offensive squad

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	*Set some members of your team up to fit the specific attacking role but don't forget to defend aswell.		*Set some members of your team up to fit the specific attacking role but don't forget to defend aswell.
	As said earlier, it's important to make sure you don't get surprised by an enemy in an unwanted place. Cover your units by using the security and support [[Team Roles (UFO2000) \| Team Roles ]] for some units.		As said earlier, it's important to make sure you don't get surprised by an enemy in an unwanted place. Cover your units by using the security and support [[Team Roles (UFO2000) \| Team Roles ]] for some units.

			Ok now you have an attacking strategy, but wait: Take in account this [[General Notes (UFO2000)\| IMPORTANT GENERAL ATTACKING STRATEGY NOTES]].

FUEL: /* Step 2: Analyse the player */

2009-11-29T12:56:37Z

Step 2: Analyse the player

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	Important! Now that you have reviewed all these steps think about wether offence is acctually the best idea for this game. Switch to a [[defensive Operations (UFO2000)\|defensive plan]] instead of an offensive plan if you feel you will have more advantages playing a defensive strategy. No? Continue with your offensive strategy.		Important! Now that you have reviewed all these steps think about wether offence is acctually the best idea for this game. Switch to a [[defensive Operations (UFO2000)\|defensive plan]] instead of an offensive plan if you feel you will have more advantages playing a defensive strategy. No? Continue with your offensive strategy.

	Now that you have an attacking plan idea start with setting up your units so they fit ~~the~~ plan.
			Now that you have an attacking plan idea choose an [[Offensive Strategies (UFO2000)\| Offensive Strategy]] to fit your idea. You can also think of a new strategy or a combined strategy, proceed to step 3 to do so! I's time to start with setting up your units so they fit your new plan.

	==Step 3: Setting up your offensive squad==		==Step 3: Setting up your offensive squad==

FUEL: /* The plan of attack */

2009-11-29T12:52:55Z

The plan of attack

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	In general it is safe to say a good offence needs a good preperation. Preperations start with the attack plan.		In general it is safe to say a good offence needs a good preperation. Preperations start with the attack plan.

	=The plan of attack=		=The plan of attack: Strategy=
	A good offensive strategy starts with the attack plan. Think about a plan of attack after the map is selected, before setting up your team. To form a decent attack plan follow the following steps:		A good offensive strategy starts with forming the attack plan. Think about a plan of attack after the map is selected, before setting up your team. What strategy you use on a map depends on many variable. You can read here how to choose a strategy or make your own strategy.

			To form/choose a decent '''attack''' plan follow the following steps:

	==Step 1: Analyse the map==		==Step 1: Analyse the map==
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	*Use [[Military Intelligence (UFO2000)\| Military Intelligence]] to gather intel.		*Use [[Military Intelligence (UFO2000)\| Military Intelligence]] to gather intel.

	Important! Now that you have reviewed all these steps think about wether offence is acctually the best idea for this game. Switch to a defensive plan instead of an offensive plan if you feel you will have more advantages playing a defensive strategy. No? Continue with your offensive strategy.		Important! Now that you have reviewed all these steps think about wether offence is acctually the best idea for this game. Switch to a [[defensive Operations (UFO2000)\|defensive plan]] instead of an offensive plan if you feel you will have more advantages playing a defensive strategy. No? Continue with your offensive strategy.

	Now that you have an attacking plan idea start with setting up your units so they fit the plan.		Now that you have an attacking plan idea start with setting up your units so they fit the plan.

FUEL: /* Step 2: Analyse the player */

2009-11-29T12:46:34Z

Step 2: Analyse the player

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	*Does your opponent make certain mistakes which you can exploit? (like hiding errors, movement errors, stats errors.)		*Does your opponent make certain mistakes which you can exploit? (like hiding errors, movement errors, stats errors.)

	*Use [[Military Intelligence (UFO2000)\| Military Intelligence]] to gather ~~more~~ intel.		*Use [[Military Intelligence (UFO2000)\| Military Intelligence]] to gather intel.

	Important! Now that you have reviewed all these steps think about wether offence is acctually the best idea for this game. Switch to a defensive plan instead of an offensive plan if you feel you will have more advantages playing a defensive strategy. No? Continue with your offensive strategy.		Important! Now that you have reviewed all these steps think about wether offence is acctually the best idea for this game. Switch to a defensive plan instead of an offensive plan if you feel you will have more advantages playing a defensive strategy. No? Continue with your offensive strategy.

FUEL: /* Step 2: Analyse the player */

2009-11-29T12:45:45Z

Step 2: Analyse the player

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	==Step 2: Analyse the player==		==Step 2: Analyse the player==

	If you are fighting an unknown enemy to you, then stick to your own game plan. Try to asses his strength by asking how many games he has played or checking the [http://ufo2000.xcomufo.com:2000/ server] for his statistics. Adjust your play accourdingly. (Certain strenght players make the same certain mistakes so take use of them)		If you are fighting an unknown enemy to you, then stick to your own game plan. Try to asses his strength by asking how many games he has played or checking the [http://ufo2000.xcomufo.com:2000/ server] for his statistics. Adjust your play accourdingly. (Certain strenght players make the same certain mistakes so take use of them). The ability to do this will increase while you get more experienced.

	If you already played this opponent think of the following:		If you already played this opponent think of the following:
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	*Does your opponent make certain mistakes which you can exploit? (like hiding errors, movement errors, stats errors.)		*Does your opponent make certain mistakes which you can exploit? (like hiding errors, movement errors, stats errors.)

			*Use [[Military Intelligence (UFO2000)\| Military Intelligence]] to gather more intel.

	Important! Now that you have reviewed all these steps think about wether offence is acctually the best idea for this game. Switch to a defensive plan instead of an offensive plan if you feel you will have more advantages playing a defensive strategy. No? Continue with your offensive strategy.		Important! Now that you have reviewed all these steps think about wether offence is acctually the best idea for this game. Switch to a defensive plan instead of an offensive plan if you feel you will have more advantages playing a defensive strategy. No? Continue with your offensive strategy.

FUEL: /* Step 2: Analyse the player */

2009-11-10T17:01:37Z

Step 2: Analyse the player

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	==Step 2: Analyse the player==		==Step 2: Analyse the player==

	If you are fighting an unknown enemy to you, then stick to your own game plan. Try to asses his strength by asking how many games he has played or checking the [http://ufo2000.xcomufo.com:2000/ server] for his statistics.		If you are fighting an unknown enemy to you, then stick to your own game plan. Try to asses his strength by asking how many games he has played or checking the [http://ufo2000.xcomufo.com:2000/ server] for his statistics. Adjust your play accourdingly. (Certain strenght players make the same certain mistakes so take use of them)

	If you already played this opponent think of the following:		If you already played this opponent think of the following:

FUEL: /* Step 2: Analyse the player */

2009-11-10T16:59:48Z

Step 2: Analyse the player

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	==Step 2: Analyse the player==		==Step 2: Analyse the player==

	If you are fighting an unknown enemy to you, then stick to your own game plan. Try to asses his strength by asking how many games he has played or checking the [http://ufo2000.xcomufo.com:2000/ \| server] for his statistics.		If you are fighting an unknown enemy to you, then stick to your own game plan. Try to asses his strength by asking how many games he has played or checking the [http://ufo2000.xcomufo.com:2000/ server] for his statistics.

	If you already played this opponent think of the following:		If you already played this opponent think of the following: