Siege Engines are way too rigged.

[Sil3nt]

^Depends on the player. You can usually estime their skill through the game mode, their stats, and their gameplay so far.

 

[tom_mai78101]

Such random joint...

 

[Mittsies]

Seige Engines are only godly once they are INSIDE of your base.

SEIGE ENGINES ---> LINE OF DEFENSE ---> YOUR BASE
This is good.

SEIGE ENGINES ---> YOUR BASE
You're screwed.

SEIGE ENGINES ---> YOUR BASE <---MORE SEIGE ENGINES
You're REALLY screwed.

 

[tom_mai78101]

So, the conculsion is that Siege engines are not rigged, but a mere miscalculation in maintaining a strategy.

 

[Daskunk]

So, the conculsion is that Siege engines are not rigged, but a mere miscalculation in maintaining a strategy.

Siege engines are very,very, very powerfull, but not at all un-beatable. Other units, shuch as chims and frosties are very very powerfull as well.

So yeah, some things are imba... if siege engines work, they own. If the enemy beats them, your kinda screwed.

 

[Romek]

Siege engines are very,very, very powerfull, but not at all un-beatable. Other units, shuch as chims and frosties are very very powerfull as well.

So yeah, some things are imba... if siege engines work, they own. If the enemy beats them, your kinda screwed.

Agreed.
The biggest disadvantage of using them is the fact that they are Attack only. No defense, except against air or towers.

 

[Daskunk]

1. They cant attack ground units.
2. They are slow, to move them across the map to a enemy base, all that time they would be getting pounded.
3. They take a long time to build and cost alot.
4. Because they are slow, and cannot attack ground, then enmemy could kill all your other units, and base hide. Since they are so slow, the enemy could kill them as they slowly look for your base.
5. They have building-type armor, so any siege is good at them.

 

[tom_mai78101]

If those are disadvantages, why not look at other races with the same siege attacks.

1. Each of them are slow.
2. Only the Humans have more siege units than any other races, I think.