In the worst case, your enemy has a strong firewall (shield) and has the Deflector coin upgrade. When you're losing, you are in a situation where you summon new bots, and then they get eliminated before your next turn. Due to the roll of chance, if you are behind and you can hang on long enough, you might get a lucky roll or two that turns the tables. The game is often more about survival than about getting ahead. An exception is when one of your bots is very weak and about to die Survival If you have a very powerful bot then the opponent may try to Hack even if you have less than three, and you can reduce the odds that your opponent's Hack will succeed by keeping your bot number down. If you have three or more bots, the odds get too good for your opponent to hack one of them. I don't summon Drones because if the opponent has the Repulsor or Deflector coin upgrades, they have a good chance of ignoring Drone missles.ĭon't summon if you already have two bots, or if you have one very powerful bot (an elite or heroic droid, say). Summon droids if your opponent doesn't have enough firepower to destroy them before your next turn, or tanks otherwise. when your opponent has sufficient firepower so that even an Advanced Tank would be eliminated before your next turn in that case I Hack.SummoningĪlmost always Summon if you have no bots. I summon a droid, although i'm considering summoning a tank if the first player has an upgraded droid. Note that although the first turn is simultaneous, the second is not, and so the first player (who gets to go first on the second turn and to potentially destroy one of the second player's bots before they can fire in the second turn) has a significant advantage. First, Hexage's strategy guide is very good, read it before you read anything I wrote:

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