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*Surprise attack is the key. Utilizing '''Ghost In the Machine''' Leader Power correctly, the player can cause chaos amongst the enemy ranks. | *Surprise attack is the key. Utilizing '''Ghost In the Machine''' Leader Power correctly, the player can cause chaos amongst the enemy ranks. | ||
**This is also suitable to make a surprise attack, as it affects all mechanical units, including a Super Unit. The more units player destroyed using their own weapons, the more chance they will switch to infantry-based strategy. | **This is also suitable to make a surprise attack, as it affects all mechanical units, including a Super Unit. The more units player destroyed using their own weapons, the more chance they will switch to infantry-based strategy. | ||
**Note that any units inside the mobile garrison such as Phantom or Mastodon will be automatically kicked out from the vehicle, be wary of it. | |||
*'''Accelerated Assembly''' is very useful for Mid-game, allowing player to immediately establish a group of armored units. | *'''Accelerated Assembly''' is very useful for Mid-game, allowing player to immediately establish a group of armored units. | ||
*'''Holographic Decoys''' is very useful if the player wishes to trick other | *'''Holographic Decoys''' is very useful if the player wishes to trick other players to use an active or offense leader power. A stealth detection units, however, such as Sniper, Nightingale, and Engineer can expose it. | ||
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
{{Ref/Sources}} | {{Ref/Sources}} | ||
[[Category:Gameplay guides]] | [[Category:Gameplay guides]] | ||