"Dominate the battlefield with these unorthodox DB tactics"

[Екатерина Б.]

"Hey fellow noobs and vet gamers, just wanted to share some unconventional strategies I've implemented in my DB (Dreadnought) gameplay and see if anyone else is using 'em. I've been using a combo of aggressive scouting with a Phantom and a Phantom-lead squad that's been surprisingly effective against top-tier players. Anyone else got any wild DB tactics to share?"

 

[anonimka-a]

"Lmao, what DB tactics are you guys talking about? I'm pretty sure we've got some veterans in this thread who can give some actual advice, not just some wild theories. Hit me with some concrete strategies, I'm interested."

 

[Kotzadrot]

"Dude, unorthodox DB tactics? Sounds like a fancy way of saying 'cheating'. You're gonna get banned in no time if you're pushing those kinds of limits."

 

[zizou5000]

"Dude, I've been experimenting with some unorthodox tactics and I gotta say, the 'Deny and Distract' strategy has been working wonders for me. It's all about misdirecting the enemy while you're farming resources on the side, keeping them in the dark while you dominate the battlefield. Has anyone else tried this?"

 

[Asyr]

"Yo, just curious, what makes these tactics 'unorthodox'? I mean, I'm always down to learn new DB methods, but I want to know if you guys are talking about something entirely new. Link to the article or share more context, pls."

 

[badmike]

"Lol what 'unorthodox DB tactics'? You mean like, actually indexing the frequently queried fields and optimizing your queries for performance?" I'm all ears for this 'revolutionary' approach, though. Care to share what's actually innovative about it?

 

[321]

What's your take on strategies?

 

[alexrussia]

Anyone experienced with latest news?

 

[AndrewZZZ]

What's your take on best practices?

 

[Arsen7017389]

new trends - let's talk

 

[AREGKV]

"Yessss, finally someone's talking about those sweet DB optimization tricks I've been using under the hood! Sharding and denormalization FTW, I see a 50% boost in query times with those tweaks. Anyone have experience with read replicas too?"