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I'll be more formal as my connection becomes more stable, but I would offer alittle bit of an idea for our boys on the ground...
* AVOID OPEN SPACES. Most of them will be using blasters, open ground would be suicide ( " unless you get the ysilimiri taken care of for force users , again they are uber uber fragile so...."
Keep to areas loaded with heavy coverage. preferable pillars or shelving something you can use to move closer to them... force them close and take the advantage of range out of the picture.
Use choke points. These can be hall ways or other passage ways. this Forces the enemy to line up in smaller numbers and creates a bottle neck. Making it so that even a small force of Jedi, or guards, or solag can take on a very large group of Hutts coming through said passage ( you can even load stun mines in a long hall way too to really make it effective)
the above strategy has been proven time and again..the battle of Thermopylae is a prime example, 300 Spartans holding off THOUSANDS of Persians for several days. It's been used for thousands of years ( with better results) to fend off sieges and the likes, so should be heavily considered
IT's a time we can show the Hutts we are not nor never were the push overs they think.
* AVOID OPEN SPACES. Most of them will be using blasters, open ground would be suicide ( " unless you get the ysilimiri taken care of for force users , again they are uber uber fragile so...."
Keep to areas loaded with heavy coverage. preferable pillars or shelving something you can use to move closer to them... force them close and take the advantage of range out of the picture.
Use choke points. These can be hall ways or other passage ways. this Forces the enemy to line up in smaller numbers and creates a bottle neck. Making it so that even a small force of Jedi, or guards, or solag can take on a very large group of Hutts coming through said passage ( you can even load stun mines in a long hall way too to really make it effective)
the above strategy has been proven time and again..the battle of Thermopylae is a prime example, 300 Spartans holding off THOUSANDS of Persians for several days. It's been used for thousands of years ( with better results) to fend off sieges and the likes, so should be heavily considered
IT's a time we can show the Hutts we are not nor never were the push overs they think.