The Art of War in Planetside 2: Waging War on Auraxis

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[Swordstriker]

"If your enemy reinforces the right, they are weak on the left. If your enemy reinforces the left, they are weak on the right. If they send reinforcements everywhere, they are weak everywhere." -Sun Tzu, Art of War

If there is a massive enemy zerg tearing your Northern territories apart, attack to the South. If they are attacking both North and South, that means they are weaker on another continent because all their forces are here. (Of course what that last part really is referring to are the enemy reserves are now depleted. However, in PS2 there really aren't any "reserves" so I just changed it a little.)

Anyways, enjoyed the video and am looking forward to more videos.

[partoftheproblem]

I remember listening to a couple chapters of Art of War via audiobooks on Youtube. I'm glad to see someone is using this book to apply it to a militaristic game such as Planetside 2.   

Keep the Videos Coming!

[Drrolfski]

Good angle for the game you have chosen, please continue. Some suggestions:
- Use different fonts/letter colours for The Art of War vs how it relates to PS2
- Use relevant video material to emphasize your point and make this a more entertaining watch.

Long fights are not necessarily bad if you're defending btw. Especially when you're outnumbered, there's nothing that beats an epic The Alamo/ Thermopylae experience in this game.

[hi]

2:42 yes by distracting the main force fighting for ground between bases while a small friendly squad backcapped them but couldn't keep up the backcap if we started wiping out them too quickly

[Jamesrules]

Nice video, I hope you keep making these as I've subscribed.

[billylol]

I love this new idea, I look forward to more

[yehiamaali]

Plz do more chapter even if they are not reletaed to planetside 2. They still give really good info.

[Squeakyall]

I may not agree with the second point, delaying the front units so that the rear units can catch up to have a larger squad group attack an objective at once. Rather than each unit go in alone. I guess this leads into the 1st point, delaying the time to hit with the front units of a battle so that the first strike is more effective will reduce the amount of time for victory.

[croix]

You should cover On War by Carl Von Clausewitz after you finish this series. 

[sheffieldk.]

I kinda like it without the "review" to tell you the truth.