Good uses for MSWs and PCS

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Sgt.Striker
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Good uses for MSWs and PCS

Post by Sgt.Striker »

I'm lookin for good uses of MSW and PCS. THere must be better things for them to do then sit in Brisbane and Normea.
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Post by wobbly »

MSWs are obviously exceedingly important for clearing mines pre-invasion, but both of them, once trained are reasonably anti-sub platforms. I will also add them to transport TFs going to the invasion zone, as a target for surface groups.
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Post by SoulBlazer »

PC's are critical for both sides to protect convoys. Espeicly the transport and replenishment missions. I always make sure I have at least two if not more in each TF. They also can't attack subs until their exp gets to a certain level (I think it's 60), so crusing around is good for Exp also.
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Post by denisonh »

Play some PBEM, and you will find that you don't have enough MSWs!

The AI doesn't come CLOSE to the way alot of players use mines.
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