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<br>The absolute pinnacle of this defensive micromanagement is the art of kiting.<br> |
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<br>When executed perfectly, you can force a massive enemy push to walk back and forth across the arena taking constant damage.<br> |
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The Most Important Placement |
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<br>By placing a cheap distraction precisely in the center, you force the enemy to walk towards it, taking fire from both of your towers simultaneously.<br> |
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<br>If you place your distraction too early, the enemy will ignore it and continue marching straight toward the lane tower.<br> |
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Muscle memory is required.Use cheap buildings like cannons for tanks.They are perfect for distracting hard hitters. |
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Lane Swapping and Reverse Kiting |
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<br>This involves pulling an enemy unit from the left lane all the way across the center and into the right lane.<br> |
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<br>The enemy troops will chase the Ice Golem the entire way, taking massive damage from both towers without ever landing a single hit.<br> |
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Unit Control MethodExecution RequirementTroop SplittingForces the opponent to defend both lanes simultaneouslyThe SurroundThe units must spawn in a perfect circle around the threat to trap it |
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The Psychological Impact |
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<br>Watching your massive, expensive army get completely dismantled by a two-cost unit is incredibly demoralizing.<br> |
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<br>Master the kite, and you will master the game.<br> |
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