exploiting dradis

[Washout]

They cant attack what the cant see.
Only weapon that works are torpedos.
1. run away from the cylons to keep out of dradis range.
2. destroy cylon figthers.
3. identify cylon ships with figthers
4. launch missiles at the cylon shop of your choise have your figthers help.

With this 4 adamants can deal with pretty much anything. seems a bit overpowered

[TranquilClaws]

Is that a tactic for campaign?

Because if it works you should keep using it.

[Jamian_Zephyr]

Here's a hint: Dradis range increases as you set a higher defensive posture. Manticores
especially make excellent picket ships if you set them to full defence at the head of a fleet. It's not very hard to estimate the full Dradis range as you bump up the defence stance, so you could also run the Manticore ahead of the fleet for a few turns, set it to full defence when the time is right, then the next turn you got their full fleet identified in one turn.
Or if you don't want to risk the ship, put the Manticore at the head of the fleet and have it set to full defence from turn one.

[Berserk Belta]

Hitting from far away isn't an exploit but an intentional feature, and while playing the whole game with adamants would suck, if it works for you fair enough. There are various other tactics and fleet compositions that can be strong - personally I use the dadalos fleet as my main one so running and dodging is not my first choice.

[Washout]

it works but feels boring and it can easily be countered if the cylons would use more carriers, and simply tasked one raiders squardron for scouting

[Ser Ashberto]

Yeah i used this tactic in my first play through.

[Veritas]

If the devs improve cylon AI, I'd suggest adding some sort of detection of this strategy. When they fully power the tech bay their dradis range is long enough to effectively counter this kiting strategy, as they won't be fighting blind.