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Posted: Fri Sep 24, 2010 8:29 pm
Post subject: Federation / Photon Tactics
Since the online tournament has seemed to favor the Kzinti so far, I am posting som info to help the Fed players out a little. The Tactics section was the more appropriate place for this post, but it is a continuation of a discussion going on in the FC Online thread.
THE FINE POINTS of PHOTON TORPEDOES
Timing Your Attack - As a Federation ship holding overloaded torpedoes and moving at speed 24, power will be in short supply. If you can time your attack so that you attack in the beginning of the turn, you will likely have more power available because you will not have spent most of the turn using accelerations trying to get into firing position. This additional power can be used for phasers, or after you fire to accelerate away and reload.
On the other hand, if you fire on impulse 8, you will only be 9 impulses away from reloading your torpedoes and being able to fire them again.
Disruptor Armed Opponents - Once fully overloaded torpedoes are being held, Federation ships will have more firepower than disruptor armed ships. You will also be able to move at speed 24, while most disruptor armed ships must usually slow to a base speed of 16 to fire overloaded disruptors their and phasers. You must not waste this advantage because once you fire, the tables will be turned. While you are reloading you will be short on power and firepower.
Disruptor opponents will often want to engage at the end of the turn. This lets them follow up with another attack on the next turn, and allows the Klingons and Kzinti to launch back to back drone waves. If your torpedo tubes are empty, most opponents can outfight you in a close in battle. Avoid the temptation to stick around and dogfight. Leave and re-load.
Always Have an Out - When you make your attack you must do so with an escape plan in mind. This means you need to be able to get as far away from the enemy as possible. Distance will minimize the amount of damage you receive while you are reloading. You must know how you will survive your rearming turn before firing. Will you run away using evasive maneuvers? Will you move fast and only re-load a couple torpedoes or will you move slowly and fully reload all of your torpedoes?
The Smart Opponent – This is the opponent that knows the weaknesses of the photon torpedo and will not be intimidated by it. They will not turn and run in a vain attempt to get away. He or she will not obligingly fly into point blank range and give you the perfect shot. This opponent offers you shots, but not good shots. They ensure that they end an impulse at range 5 rather than range 4 or range three rather than range two. In a fleet battle they make sure to end impulses on shield boundaries so that fire from ships in the same hex must be distributed over two shields. They may send escorts ahead using evasive maneuvers to get close before they attack. These are some of the things you must prepare for and counter when you see them.
For example, you are approaching an opponent head on and both of you are moving at speed 24. You end an impulse at a range of 5 hexes, so you choose not to fire. The following impulse your enemy accelerates. If you continue approaching, your enemy will be 2 hexes behind you at the end of the impulse. As a Federation player, you must be prepared to cancel movement points to ensure the enemy cannot deny you a close shot. This requires you to look ahead. Unfortunately, cancelling movement will use power that could have gone into your phasers. The wily opponent will make you pay for a good shot opportunity.
Finally, beware of the Klingon (or anyone else with more transporters than you, which by the way is everyone!) at range 5. They will use marine raids to disable torpedoes while they are being reloaded or, even worse, raid them before you have had a chance to fire them. The bottom line is that a savvy opponent will make you work for a good shot and focus on disabling torpedoes. Be ready to avoid these pitfalls, nobody said it would be a walk in the park.
Firing Half Now, Half Later – Some people will only fire half of their torpedoes on a ship and save the other half for next turn. One of the advantages of the Federation is that they can produce a large amount of damage in a single burst. This firing plan simultaneously negates the Federation's firepower advantage and mitigates the disadvantage of reloading. Basically the enemy always has a reason "to kind-of fear you, but not really". Tactics is about successfully applying your strengths. This plan, while seemingly safe, does not meet that standard when fighting a duel.
Also, since you will always be reloading and trying to overload half your torpedoes, you will be held to a slower speed and possibly forced into close in dogfighting. This is not a place where Federation ships excel.
While individual ships should not follow the half now-half later plan, this idea has some merit when employed by a fleet of ships. One ship can fire all its torpedoes and another ship can save its torpedoes to cover the escape of the reloading ship(s). This means that any enemy ship getting too close will always have to consider the possibility of being hit by torpedoes in addition to the phasers from the reloading ships.
Once again I have proven that even in the future, your photon torpedoes are built by the lowest bidder.
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Enjoyed your article. I just opened Federation Commander box a few days ago I am trying to consider which side to play at the moment. My first impulse is Federation but I tend to be drawn to the dark side of the force (Klingon).
I will read up on the Klingon weapons tomorrow. Maybe we can play a game sometime. I am just on the other side of the river from you.
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Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 3:25 am
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I had not updated my profile for a while. I am actually living in Norfolk, VA right now but still make to Cincinnati sometimes. I am glad you enjoyed the article. Fed Com is a tactically rich and fun game so I hope you enjoy it.
Once again I have proven that even in the future, your photon torpedoes are built by the lowest bidder.
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Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 7:17 am
Post subject: Re: Federation / Photon Tactics
Great article as always, Pat, and thanks for sharing your wisdom with us.
I wonder if you could please clarify one point you made which, pardon me for being dense, I could not quite grasp -
Patrick Doyle wrote:
On the other hand, if you fire on impulse 8, you will only be 9 impulses away from reloading your torpedoes and being able to fire them again.
- although I understand the impulses aspect, I couldn't work out if this is a Good Thing or a Bad Thing. Personally I can see the benefits - I think - in that you maintain the credible threat for longer, and it's not going to be too long before you can fire again. But the converse is that you may have had to run around the board burning power to no visible purpose short of chasing him into position - was that what you meant?
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Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 7:44 am
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I think that it really on depends on whether or not the last volley hit or missed.If it hit,then the target is going to be low on either power/weapons or both,so it's easier to reload and hit the target again,(that's the good point). If however,the photons missed,then 9 impulses is a long time to be trying to run/recharge/maneuver,( the bad point).
I think that's what he was getting at Kang.
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Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 8:03 am
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But the converse is that you may have had to run around the board burning power to no visible purpose short of chasing him into position
From a post I made yesterday - our Fed vs Klink campaign.
At the start of turn 2 I closed to range 12. I had a good number of drones coming at me and was lacking in power to keep up with the klinks through out the turn (I really wanted to be at range 12 at end of turn 1)
Note this was a fully floating map, so it was somewhat different to Patricks article which I think is aimed at a tourney map, holding overloads on a fully floating map vs klingons is largely out of the question.
The reason I said I wanted the range 12 shot at end of turn 1 was for precisely the reasn patrick stated. It means that I only have 9 impulses to go before I have photons back up. Whilst the klingon can close he will not be able to do much during those 9 impulses, as all his power is going into movement, unless he is just going to accept the long range shot at your back shields rather than try and close. At the end of the reload turn there is a chance you will find the klingon has closed and now is in overload range just as your photons come back up. But he will not have punished you due to lack of power in the intervening turn.
On the other hand I lost that game because I took the impulse 1 shot and then had 16 impulses to go before photons were up, and 7 impulses with naff all power or weapons to use on that turn. I had still had to use what little power I had left to accelerate, so I didn't really save on accel power by firing early. In fact my other mistake in that game was that I fired photons
phasers on impulse 1, that left me with too little power to accelerate with, and I was eventually caught by an E4 and tractored with 10 drones right next to me.
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Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 10:44 am
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Hmm, yes, interesting. Thanks, Lee. A real life example makes it much clearer, thanks.
I need to get my thinking brain into gear (with apologies to our friends across the pond who don't know what gears are
) because I'm trying to finish off an article for the Tactics Manual. No good if the brain's not in gear....
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Anonymous wrote:which other aussies are on altertnates lists?
1 qualifier for every 8 players in the draw (56/8=7)Fiona wrote:How can you have 7 qualifiers? Doesn't it have to be an even number?
NukeD wrote:Does anyone know any other players who will probably be playing queens qualies?
BelgiumDude wrote:Queens
Spot 43,44,45 in the list (originally 2 SE-spots and 1 of 5 WC's) are now occupied by Benneteau (9, Clement (101) and Lisnard (102).
So now we have 4 WC's, 7 Qualifiers and no SE-spots.
BelgiumDude wrote:Wild Card for Gael Monfils and Andre Murray for Queens! 2 wild cards to go, as mentioned above Philippoussis received the first wildcard.
Does anyone know some of the Halle-wild cards already?
BelgiumDude wrote:Wild Card for Gael Monfils for Queens!
Monfils received a wild card into Roland Garros.pggtips2 wrote:Actually I thought Monfils had used up all of his 8 WC for the year. Having said that didn't he get in automatically at Roland Garros, hmm I think this is his 8th now then.
pggtips2 wrote:Actually I thought Monfils had used up all of his 8 WC for the year.
Having said that didn't he get in automatically at Roland Garros, hmm I think this is his 8th now then.
Additional, really pleased Andy Murray dumped his coach. You can change a player's strokes but you should never change their attitude or their aggression. The player can only do that and that only comes with experience. Federer certainly springs to mind there.
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R. Jayakrishnan wrote:Update:
Queens (Two SE spots CLEARED)
OUT: Fish, Calleri, Spadea (and Saretta from ALT)
IN: Draper, Sluiter, Vliegen, Bjorkman, Behrend
NEXT: Phau, Monfils, Enqvist, Minar, Morrison, Dupuis, Ulihrach, Gimelstob
Halle (Two SE spots CLEARED)
OUT: A.Costa, N.Massu (and Calatrava, Vanek, Massa, Vliegen, Bjorkman, Saretta from ALT)
IN: Verdasco, Martin, Schuettler, C.Rochus
NEXT: Kohlschreiber, Popp, Wawrinka, Behrend, Phau, Minar, Dupuis, Ulihrach
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Gusset: With the first needle, pick up and K12 (12, 12, 16, 16, 16, 16, 16) sts along edge of heel; slip the Instep sts onto one needle and with the 2nd needle, K24 (26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 34, 34) sts of Instep; with the 3rd needle, pick and K 12 (12, 12, 16, 16, 16, 16, 16) sts along other edge of heel and with same needle K7 (8, 8, 9, 9, 10, 10, 10) sts from heel needle. Slip remaining sts from heel needle onto first needle. There are 19 (20, 20, 25, 25, 26, 26, 26) sts on first and 3rd needles and 24 (26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 34, 34) sts on 2nd needle.
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Black looks so nice 10/10 Anik,
Changed my own to suit black. Not done yet.
@Krog - 5/10 Since it's a work in progress... you could really tighten up the big black bar at the bottom, where you seem to be placing everything. It looks like a game of tetris with boxes and shapes stacking up.
Like you said there's a lot of empty space up top that you could fill in while making the bottom less cluttered. Also the cartoony font isn't doing it for me.
PvP (focus frame):
Raid (main tank and assist windows):
I wanted something clean, I like taking advantage of a widescreen.
Black looks so nice 10/10 Anik,
Changed my own to suit black. Not done yet.
The Ashbringer...
Very nice, original target/player frames. 7/10
You could make your bars smaller and get some more screen real-estate, otherwise its pretty good.
This is a recent shot of mine. Still working on aligning a few things better like my vigilance bar.
Haven't raided with the recent changes I made yet. But w/e might as well post it while I remember.
Last edited by Raij; 11-06-2009 at 04:57 PM.
@Anik, I really like your ui, probably the cleanest, most efficient ui I've seen in a while.
@Raij, I like yours too, I'd like to tweak the center text,
My ui is a blend, used for both healing and dps. Aside from Paladin BoL Tracker and DBM not shown, everything I use is shown. Any recommendations for improvement would be appreciated.
@Raij - decent UI but id suggest gettina combat text addon which will make sure u dont get spammed by the fugly blizzard SCT when u are aoeing.
@ Nafai 8/10 - i like it alot, id just change minor things like partial fadeouts on the bars you dont use all the time (ie the one with food on)
Here is my WIP UI;
Since this pic was taken i have moved the combat text around to give a little more space in the center for seeing Any comments are welcome
New Pic;
Last edited by mojojojo101; 11-07-2009 at 06:48 PM. Reason: Updating
4/10----- change the texture on those bars its cool in all but i cant read a dang thing and the fonts are a little crazy too but its a good clean UI but those would drive me bonkers lol
^^^ IN wintergrasp as boomkin
^^^ just sittin in dalaran
Ya, I could have MSBT scroll my damage, but I just find it harder to read, not sure why . That's why I left it as the default Blizzard text for damage so far.
Made some slight changes! Here are some better pics, sorry, no raid pic at present . Tomorrow I will have one.
Focus, Target of Target and Cast Bars:
In Combat:
Raij: 8.5/10
Imo, the buff/debuff/skill cooldown being too high would be messy for aoe tanking; other than that, it's cool and tidy, suit a tank^^.
Although im new at making UI but this is mine, taking on a crappy monitor though, should look better when i get a new 21" on Monday.
I made this UI specially for my tanking job, will give another shot at dps built later
**Omen on test mode, Recount inactive during combat, Satrina buff top right corner and on player's frame
Frame: Player - Target - TOT - Focus and pet bar in the left side of player frame.
SCT disable incoming and outcoming sections, instead i use Blizz's combat text (tick the combat test, untick everything else)
Last edited by Zephurus; 11-08-2009 at 08:25 AM.
9/10 Very clean, seems functional. Seems like an awful lot of real estate spent on your buttons though. I don't know what you'd replace it with though, so it doesn't really matter.
This is my priests UI. It's not complete as of yet, but it's working very well thus far. My tradeskills, buffs, random out of combat things are all hidden but appear via ctrl+letter binds. When I release Ctrl+"x" the bars they are on go away. Opie is magic!
Dear god in heaven.... Why o why do you people do thos? Why you have like several different fonts, texture and rubbish covering your screen like that? Makes me sad IRL to see that people actually play like that, not so strange that people fail on things afterall I guess 2/10 And here goes my pics. In combat Idle
Buttlern... As always, Im impressed by your interface ! 10/10
Here's my UI...
This version isn't quite done yet.
Stuf Unit Frames
ButtonFacade (NotCaith skin)
Satrina Buff Frames
it's pretty clean, but you don't have enough information that would be useful and is sometimes REQUIRED by a raid group, omen, recount, etc... 4/5
Titan Panel
Deadly Boss Mods (i'll try to upload a picture with that actually in there sometime soon... plus i'm going to get sexymaps soon and make the default minimap more squarish...)
Powa Auras (also can't see...)
If you have OmniCC or something similar (he does), you can glance at your bars to see the cooldown. With his configuration, OmniCC and Forte show the same information in different ways. If you take advantage of it, Forte has the potential to let you keep your eyes closer to your character.
It looks nice, but it's not really streamlined or functional.
death golem. 7-10. Doesn't feel very symmetrical and that hurts my eyes. Outside of that, no complaints.
I have spent the last year and a half looking at threads like these, and never posting my ui. Always finding new ideas and looks to include in my UI. The look of my ui is similar to a few particular people, all of whom i cant remember. i do apologize.
CBH Viewport
Elkano's BuffBars
grid unit menu
pitbull 3.0
spell alerter
tankpoints -Ace2-
lets see if i can get this to post
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Yeah, a raid UI is best for SS but based on what you posted, I think your UI is great! 9.879434634/10 :P Only thing that bugged me was how small your chat log is. How do you read that bad boy?? hehe
@death golem
As lakotamani stated, it's very lopsided. Everything is on the right side and bottom. I definitely encourage you to get sexy map and remove blizzards huge minimap. I also suggest getting a viewport to let you see more as the bottom of your screen is cluttered with things that drastically reduce your vision. Other than that its managable. 6/10 from me, but lots of room to improve!
@ lakotamani
I found one thing that bugged me about your UI. That empty box above grid and sexymap. What's that for? If it is empty I suggest getting a different buff mod (Although elkanos is pretty sweet :P) and sticking them in there. Elkanos is the only cluttered thing on your UI. If you don't want to change then I suggest scaling down elkanos and making it more transparent, also get rid of that anchor thing at the top.


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No 01: Préambule: Quasi maestoso
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No 03: Arlequin: Vivo
No 04: Valse noble: Un poco maestoso
No 05: Eusebius: Adagio
No 06: Florestan: Passionato
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No 08a: Réplique: L'istesso tempo
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No 09: Papillons: Prestissimo
No 10: ASCHSCHA (Lettres dansantes): Presto
No 11: Chiarina: Passionato
No 12: Chopin: Agitato
No 13: Estrella: Con affetto
No 14: Reconnaissance: Animato
No 15: Pantalon et Colombine: Presto
No 16: Valse allemande: Molto vivace
No 17: Paganini (Intermezzo): Presto
No 18: Aveu: Passionato
No 19: Promenade: Comodo
No 20: Pause: Vivo
No 21: Marche des Davidsbündler contre les Philistins: Non allegro
Carnaval is, in fact, essentially a masked ball on a much larger scale than Papillons. Among the revellers are figures from the Commedia dell'arte, as well as Schumann himself in the dual roles of Florestan and Eusebius, Clara Wieck (in the number called 'Chiarina'), Paganini and Chopin. Once again, it was surely Jean Paul's seminal novel that fired Schumann's imagination—not the 'Larventanz' episode this time, but an earlier chapter whose relevance to Carnaval seems to have been overlooked by Schumann scholars. The novel's starting-point, and one of Jean Paul's great comic scenes, is the reading in the town of Hasslau of the last will and testament of its most eccentric inhabitant, Van der Kable. According to the terms of the will, Walt Harnisch will inherit the bulk of the estate, on condition that he fulfil successively, and for a specified length of a time, the various professional roles that had been assumed during his life by Van der Kable himself. With every mistake he makes, Walt will sacrifice a part of the estate. Thus it is that he finds himself having to act as a piano tuner for a day, under the watchful eye of a notary. At the house of the bookseller Passvogel the piano is clearly in a poor state:
It wasn't so much that the piano wanted tuning, as strings to tune. Instead of a tuning-hammer, Walt had to turn and work the musical keys with a cellar key. A pretty, adorned fifteen-year-old girl, Passvogel's niece, was leading a boy of five—his son—around in his shirt, and was singing quietly, trying to weave a quiet piece of dance music for the little devil out of the random tuning notes. The contrast between his little shirt and her long chemise was agreeable enough. Suddenly three strings broke—A, C and B according to the official Hasslau catalogues, which, however, do not specify in which octave. 'Merely letters from your name, Herr Harnisch', said Passvogel. 'You know the musical anecdote about Bach. All you're missing is my p!' 'I'm tuning B flat', said Walt, 'but I can't help the breakages.' Since the lame notary was knowledgeable enough to realize that a tuning-key couldn't break three strings at once, he stood up, looked and found the reason. 'Out of the Ach we'll get a Bach!' (the bookseller joked, turning away). 'How many puns chance produces that certainly wouldn't be written down in any library of belles lettres. Only the lame notary was convinced that the affair was strange, and warranted reporting; and while he was taking another look at the sounding-board, out of the sound holes behind the paper spirals peered—a mouse.
The affinity between the nomenclature of the broken piano strings and the musical ciphers that weave their way through Carnaval is striking. Schumann's original title for his work had been Fasching: Schwänke auf vier Noten ('Carnival: Jests on Four Notes'). That title itself concealed the four notes on which the work is based, in their two principal formations: A–S–C–H and S–C–H–A. (In German notation, H is our B natural, while S, or 'Es' is note E flat. The A–S–C–H motif can be 'spelled' musically in two different ways: either as A natural, E flat, C, B; or simply as A flat, C, B natural—in which case the first note stands for 'As' ). Asch was the home-town of Schumann's one-time fiancée, Ernestine von Fricken; and he must have been intrigued to find that the same letters figured in his own name, though in a different order. Eventually, Schumann settled on Carnaval as a synonym for 'Fasching', though he was clearly loath to relinquish his first title which he eventually used for a later work in which the four-note motifs did not appear: Faschingsschwank aus Wien.
Between the eighth and ninth numbers of Carnaval Schumann quoted his musical ciphers, or 'Sphinxes' as he labelled them, in a secret form that was intended solely for the pianist's eyes (though one or two performers—notably Rachmaninov—have tried to make something out of Schumann's cryptogram at this point).
The three motifs are closely related, and appropriately enough Schumann's own cryptogram (the first of the three 'Sphinxes') appears, very discreetly, only in the 'Eusebius' and 'Florestan' numbers. For the rest, even the piece that occurs at the exact mid-point of Carnaval under the title of 'A–S–C–H — S–C–H–A (Lettres dansantes)' does not actually make use of the S–C–H–A cipher. What Clara made of the fact that her piece so clearly alludes to the residence of Schumann's old flame is hard to imagine, but no doubt she had console herself with the thought that the first two letters of her name in its Italianate form of 'Chiarina' are so strongly emphasized by means of sforzato accents in the music's inner line. Only the characters of Chopin and Paganini, who do not strictly speaking belong to Schumann's autobiographical circle, are wholly exempt from the scheme. (Paganini's piece, which evokes both his spiccato and his legato bowing, forms a quasi-trio for the 'Valse allemande'.) It is true, however, that the cryptograms do not appear in the 'Préambule' either. This opening number, whose music makes a partial return in the final piece to round the work off in circular fashion, actually grew out of a projected set of variations on Schubert's famous 'Trauer-Waltzer', whose harmonic outline can still be traced in Schumann's opening bars.
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