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Klingon Tactic
Posted: Thu May 21, 2009 8:46 pm
by USS Enterprise
What is your perfered Klingon Tactic
Posted: Thu May 21, 2009 8:51 pm
by Scoutdad
Other: What ship vs what ship? Who am I flying against? I will use different tactics against Patrick Doyle than I will against djdood (Sorry, Will

)
Typically, I try to stay at range 12 to 15 and use my superior turn mode to stay out of overload range. At some point; however, I am going to feel that I have done enough internals (or catch my opponent during a reload cycle) and close in.
At that point, I may or may not OL disruptors. It depends on many, many, many, many, many, many variables.
Posted: Thu May 21, 2009 8:52 pm
by Bolo_MK_XL
12 x 32 spd drones -----
Posted: Thu May 21, 2009 9:11 pm
by Magnum357
To be honest, all those suggestions have mixed results. I have played a few games with Klingon ships, and I must say the Disruptors are ok (good balanced weapon the reloads fast) but they seem to only have hard hitting power if you have a lot of them. I prefer the sabre dance at range 15, but even this is limited on some Klingon ships that have mostly Phaser-2's. In my experience, slinging lots of Drones at your prefered target has more effect then Disruptors in my opinion.
I kinda wish the Disruptor had the UIM long range benfit from SFB. A 2/3 chance of hit at range 13-25 would make the weapon a little more useful.
Posted: Thu May 21, 2009 9:24 pm
by djdood
Scoutdad wrote:I will use different tactics against Patrick Doyle than I will against djdood (Sorry, Will

)
Ohhhh burn.
But so true.
Klingons require a finesse to excel in that I am still working on. They do not forgive close-and-hose approaches. I fight a constant battle to reign in my more aggressive tendencies and play the "long game". Winning matters more than a glorious death.
Posted: Thu May 21, 2009 9:29 pm
by Kang
djdood wrote:Klingons require a finesse to excel in that I am still working on. They do not forgive close-and-hose approaches. I fight a constant battle to reign in my more aggressive tendencies and play the "long game". Winning matters more than a glorious death.
Same here. Just working on that finesse myself....
It takes time, though. But then that's what develops your patience.
Posted: Thu May 21, 2009 10:48 pm
by djdood
I'm actually looking forward to getting a chance to play with my other group (which is going to meet for the first time in several months). In my main group, one guy pretty-much is the Klingon and I play a mixture against him (usually Feds, depending on who else shows up).
Playing against him, week after week, I've seen him go from being crushed by me every game, to slowly "getting" the way he really needed to fight his ships, eventually gaining parity on me, and now pushing me hard to out-fight him. Seeing him learn and learning to counter him has given me some insight on both sides of that fight.
I'll be curious to see if any Klingon-skills have rubbed off on me.