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Proper targetting order?

May 27, 2009 4:07:43 AM from Demigod ForumsDemigod Forums

Without voice chat, it's hard to agree on a target in the flux of the moment.  The weakest guys are ranged, and the tanks can have heals or invulnerabilities or stuns.  I'm just wondering what principles you guys use to focus your fire.

Honestly, since I'm an RTS newb, I mean from armies and priests to 8 DG melees.

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bisonbison
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Join Date 04/2006
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Reply #1 May 27, 2009 5:13:45 AM
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It honestly depends totally on which Demigod you are playing..

 

UB don't bother doing anything but the demigod (unless its Sedna then its priests then Sedna) Ooze will most happily kill the minions for you..

Sedna straight to the demigod.

TB (so many AoEs its like what creeps/minions?)

Regulus straight to the demigod (fortunately mines and MoTB both kill minions too)

Rook (?)

Oak smash minions when necessary for heals, smash enemy demigod

Queen (so many AoEs its like what creeps/minions?)

Erebus straight at the demigod too..

 

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