Hard counters can absolutely wreck your shit, and if your at-sts are busy dicking around on the other side of the map, they can't protect the troopers from IFVs. Just make sure you're keeping your units together. There have been some great Star Wars games over the years and for me Star Wars: Empire at War is one of the most fun strategy games set in the Star Wars universe. Their DPS is just low enough to make unsupported infantry spam viable, but they're definitely the core of my tactics. When it comes to gaming, we believe in delivering the best experience to our gamers.

Infantry are surprisingly the most resilient units in the game, I find myself losing vehicles at far more prodigious rates. They seem like they could be situationally useful, but I prefer the 'one size fits all' approach to tactics. I personally don't care for at-ats, I find that they are surprisingly fragile and have underwhelming DPS for their cost.

I immediately started using it in my games. I suggest you watch him, but one thing he did is naming ships as 'Capt. Naming Ships/Captains - This is something I noticed when I was watching XP-Gamers Stellaris streams on youtube. I usually have Vader and his 501st (plus maybe an extra platoon of regular stormtroopers, depending on my army comp) lead the scout troopers, back up by at-sts, and possibly at-dps if you've got the reinforcement cap. I will add the little things I do which might be applicable to most games. I use the bikes to scout and deal with any turrets or isolated infantry I discover (if you meet any vehicles, pull back immediately. They outrange other infantry, and if you land enough if them you can get a solid platoon of speeder bikes.

I like to make use of scout troopers as the empire.

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