grey setup request..

[-LK-theory]

hey, i play this game at school with my friends and i need a good setup. Can someone give me a good setup to where i can beat my friends badly? I have a grey account.

[sub the hendrix]

Play people and learn from their setups. That is the only way.

[banditto]

just turtle against ur grey friends :) that should work, use some chanty and bw, in there, skrew ur pyros, and if u ever play me on gl (Ruski) i can show u my p00nerific form :) otherwise its a secret! shhh

[Greyness]

Ive got 30+ incredible grey forms. Hook me up sometime on Greatlakes. Im always willing to help. -ScoutBlade

[Lonely Tylenol]

The two most popular strategies are the turtle and the rush.

The rush is easier to learn, usually involving an assault and pushing your units into the opponent's side of the field, and simply attacking all you can out of them.

The turtle, specifically the BW/Chanty turtle, is much harder to learn, but in the grey game, it's much more efficient IF you can master it.

Myself? I used to use a good spread out one-cleric strategy, which I could use defensively and offensively as the situation demanded. Now I use a two-Cleric strategy, with the Clerics in the corners and my Scout in the middle and center, so I could move him to either side of the field if he is needed (but one space away from those pesky center-LWs in case the enemy gets first turn). I've been doing okay with it. Could be better, could be worse.

Spreads are okay strategies to learn with as well, as they are the most versatile. They can be used to have an offensive front on either side of the field, or having units spread out can work in a defensive manner as well--with the spread I have, the only way to hit any two units with one attack is to put them within 3 spaces of the Lightning Ward, and the only units that can do this are the DMW, (Knight + DMW), the Pyro, and the DSM (LW + Scout), all of which wouldn't weather a single LW attack. My units are flexible, meaning unless an enemy obstructs their path, I can move them to either front should the need arise. That's why I use a spread strat.

In order to give you a good strategy, -LK-, it's first essential to know what you want out of it first.

[BlackSyphon]

spreads as a grey is a very hard technique to master, I do not advise it, as corner turteling is easier to learn and as if not more effective.

du

[Lonely Tylenol]

I learned the spread easily, that's why I use it.

I guess I'm speaing on personal experience, but the turtle was much harder for me to utilize than the spread, although the turtle was more efficient at what I used it for.

[Kyir]

the spread is easily countered by a power turt.

[banditto]

overpowering turt? like what?

[RKO21]

EDIT: Cleared!

[Terps rock]

huge corner turtles are the wat to go wall of knights and lw then wall of 2 witches and bw then cleric and assasin with scout lil protected lil out