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Poll: What is better, Apoc, or Hammer? (15 votes)
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Hammer/Apoc Comparision Thread (Games : C&C: Red Alert 3 : Mods : Red Alert 3 Paradox : Forum : Random : Hammer/Apoc Comparision Thread) Locked
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Jul 8 2011 Anchor

Continuing the conversation from the flankers thread, this is a thread to talk about Apocs and Hammers. Enjoy!

Jul 8 2011 Anchor

Honestly, the Apoc is massively more cost-effective at its job.

The Hammer is faster, and due to greater numbers is less weak to things like Cryocopters, but thats about the only reason to use a Hammer Tank over an Apocalypse Tank.

Blood-Russia-Mk2
Blood-Russia-Mk2 Children-Eater
Jul 8 2011 Anchor

They're are both being rebalanced so that using apocs as a main battle tank will be inmpracticle, but very good as a lead attack... thing. Point is moot.

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GriffinZ
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Jul 9 2011 Anchor

like I said before and BR-II said:

Blood-Russia-Mk2 wrote: They're are both being rebalanced so that using apocs as a main battle tank will be inmpracticle, but very good as a lead attack... thing. Point is moot.

Jul 9 2011 Anchor

I find the Hammer is better because of it's greater versatility and speed. If you leech beam a Multigunner, it will be a weaker and cheaper version of the RA2 Apoc.

Jul 10 2011 Anchor

Blood-Russia-Mk2 wrote: They're are both being rebalanced so that using apocs as a main battle tank will be inmpracticle, but very good as a lead attack... thing. Point is moot.


Like I said, if it's better people will still find a way to spam it and mass it to turn them into an end-game weapon

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