Art of Domination Thread 04

Hmm. If our main assault is at one entrance, it would be good to send a small team (maybe Spec Ops?) to the other. Not to engage, but to trip alarms and leave the enemy thinking we're attacking from both sides.

So, either they divide their forces and we fight fewer at once; or, they figure it out, but lose valuable time regrouping. The only risk I can see is that we might lose the diversion team.

Of course, if we opt for full-on attacks at both entrances, that's even better because there's less risk of losing the diversion team. The main disadvantage I can see to this approach is that it involves committing more troops; I don't know if we need the troops for anything in particular right now other than this, but it does mean more casualties if something goes horribly wrong on one side. That said, if we don't send a full group in, but leave them parked just outside and try to lure the enemy out, that might be effective.

I think the hidden entrance offers better distraction opportunities. Mainly because it's on land, so it should be easier to fall back in case of a disaster. The diversion team is looking to cause trouble first and foremost, which means that they're likely to invite reprisals.

So here's my rough tentative plan: main assault is on the elevator, with a secondary force at the hidden entrance to draw attention. The secondary force attacks first, hopefully to soften up the enemy or at least force them to reveal their big guns before the main assault gets there.

Anyone else have thoughts on that?