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Not sure how many this will reach but due to a dare by Sly some time back, I've actually begun the creation of a full digitalized guide on this.... More thorough than the Steam version. If desired, I can see if I can host the guide somehow (standard Word document or something). Unfortunately, the Steam Guides format isn't honestly well suited for large-scale guides so I was looking for another medium to provide content to. Oddly enough, going back to basics works even if it does have it's hurdles.
Is there anything you guys would like to see elaborated on more?
I just wrapped up the guide. It has a bit of things missing from it that I'd like to cover however I wanted to update it just enough where there is enough content to make it worth a read, although I admit I still need to go through it soon and really start putting in more detail towards the last 3 sections.
If anyone wanted anything in specific brought up just let me know.
Potential of a YouTube video or two as well; depending if requested.
Just looking to give back to the community and really help people out. Again, not looking for open debates here as this is still to some extent a game of chance. Your experience may not be the same as someone elses even with the exact same units, map, and fighting style.
I'm just looking to help inform anyone willing to learn and create a clear, and fairly explainative guide without getting into too much jargon or setting and learning curve. The game overall is simple once you grasp the simple concepts.