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After a couple dozen hours of playing you should be able to play outnumbered at least two to one (at medium difficulty), so much the AI is predictable.
Or just switch to easy, mode
That way you only need to endure their escorts really (they will ping you all the time) but when enemy runs out - all their ships will start coming in one by one, most of the time it's quite easy to kill a single ship before others push through your shields even. And when you kill one - you are immidiately stealthed again, since you are in the cloud and the enemy will send another single ship closer to you. Rince and repeat.
With tyranids it's worse, but you rarely fight them on the attacking side. When you do - send every detection you have everywhere even slightly suspicios. When detected tyranids behave just as Orks - they speed up instantly to your ships, hurting themselves quite a lot in the process. Fighting tyranids has one gimmick - you must focus on the ships that have tyranid icon next to their healtbar. These ships don't let their morale fall below certain threshhold, but when they are out - almost all of the remaining ships mutiny and run away and those that don't will mutiny easily after some shots. Also Nova cannon works wonders on revealed tyranids, since they naturally bunch in a single huge ball.
While defending against tyranids you really should have all your defence structures up and ready - tyranids will rush them and hurt themselves a bit, while also being revealed for your hide-in-a-cloud strategy.
But that's to cruiser clash mainly. How to win in domination I really don't know, since I don't like that mode and turned it off.
savegame editor can give you unlimited money that would help make the campaign easier also.
no reason not to enjoy a game you bought the way you want even if some dumb fanboys who never achieved anything in their lives want to feel good once in their lives by mocking you for it.
This is basically what I do. I use Armageddon battleships with Mars battlecruisers, combined with any Mechanicus ships with novas too.
Also during campaign do whatever it takes to keep threat levels down. Park extra fleets on seditious worlds, the systems that have a 20% chance of invasion, etc. Playing on normal, I was able to deal with most random invasions just with auto-resolve and vastly outnumbering enemies at the point of invasion. Also have more resources than I could ever spend now. Not finished, but just wrapped up the secondary arcs. On about turn 180, but yeah, I'm playing very slow and methodically.
The modding thread also has some useful info in it. I'd check that out.
It can be useful to play Domination when being attacked by a superior fleet. To win, you only need to hold 3 of the 5 sectors. Defensive platforms will automatically capture two of them, and the AI will always go for the first open sector, which makes it easy to drop a bunch of Nova cannon shots on them.
In Domination, you don't need to kill, rout, or hulk every single last ship of the enemy fleet, which can be tedious when facing factions that can bring way too many line ships for the tonnage limits (e.g. Orks). Also, since the AI is not hampered by having its fleets wiped out (it can just rebuild an 800 point fleet in one turn), Domination may be the better choice when defending a system.
When attacking a new system that has defenses already in play, never choose Domination.
Thanks a lot will try this out
Plus, when defending, then enemy will tend to concentrate (and bunch up close) on your static defences first. Exploit that, and youll beat 3000p fleets with a fraction of that (assuming you have some defences in place)
https://steamcommunity.com/app/573100/discussions/0/1741106440022647525/
The above link is editor for the game that let's you cheat by increasing your Renown, Deployments, ect. Hope this helps.
(ps. there is also one just like this for the first one.)