Philosophy of CC Strategy

by **Herikus** on Mon Jan 05, 2009 10:16 pm

Hello folks.

I'm new to CC, but I would like to know everybody's opinion on this question-

-Whose strategies/philosophies best apply to the games played in CC out of all the strategists/philosophers in history?

-If it applies to different maps: what maps?

Thanks!

by **The Neon Peon** on Mon Jan 05, 2009 10:21 pm

Too broad a question too many answers.

If you want a direction of the best player on a map/setting combination, most would agree on the answer, but not on this.

The best way to gain points is to kill lower ranks and people who have horrible strategy, but that is a horrible method that will gain you nothing but a bad reputation and a rank that no one thinks you are good enough for.

I would say play a few games and then start thinking about this stuff.

by **sully800** on Mon Jan 05, 2009 10:38 pm

I think the OP is trying to compare CC to real war strategy.

In that case, I think Teddy had it right. Speak softly, for otherwise you will be flamed, negged or ignored. Carry the biggest stick possible for thwapping thine enemies with big cash in.

by **mpjh** on Mon Jan 05, 2009 10:41 pm

Herikus wrote:Hello folks.

I'm new to CC, but I would like to know everybody's opinion on this question-

-Whose strategies/philosophies best apply to the games played in CC out of all the strategists/philosophers in history?

-If it applies to different maps: what maps?

Thanks!

Use Patton's approach -- don't attack until you can overwhelm -- then don't stop until you've kicked their asses.

by **Kotaro** on Mon Jan 05, 2009 10:46 pm

I believe my friend nikox had the right idea... Hit them hard, hit them fast, and if it seems like you're going to lose, take their family hostage.

Worked everytime.

by **Herikus** on Tue Jan 06, 2009 12:25 am

Does anybody find Sun Tzu's ideals to be most fitting and applicable to CC (and most logical competitions).

by **mpjh** on Tue Jan 06, 2009 12:29 am

Don't see any posts by sun tzup. What are you talking about?

by **Kotaro** on Tue Jan 06, 2009 12:41 am

mpjh wrote:Don't see any posts by sun tzup. What are you talking about?

Sun Tzu, the famous Chinese war strategist

by **owenshooter** on Tue Jan 06, 2009 6:12 am

Kotaro wrote:
mpjh wrote:Don't see any posts by sun tzup. What are you talking about?

Sun Tzu, the famous Chinese war strategist

and black jesus looked down upon the GD from his seat next to his heavenly father, and he saw
that some things were still the same... and he wept... the black jesus has spoken...-0

p.s.-mpjh, take a book into that outhouse every now and then!!!