Quote from mysterybat

i dont even treat inferno as an useful unit in my mind . It is only about spacing and timing
If an order player is good enough, he would keep archers far away from inferno, and sniped the inferno with rage.

So far I did not meet any classic elemental player who really knows the proper way to fight EvO except pumu.
Even though many people said elemental op/OvE difficult/elemental pay to lose, but actually that is just either side dont understand how to play.
classic is quite balanced now except EvC.

But still, trees are the only and proper way to win(I can win with charrog or V tho,but much more difficult) , and I don't really like replays of ele to be laggy all the time.

Quote from TheLegendofKaito

This^

I've only had 3 OvEs (dm) and I've beat all of them with sword/archer/meric.

Quote from IHATETHISNAME

If you're trying to get big game ending hits with an infernos... you're doing it wrong. The entire unit is about zoning. The best it can do is either force you back a bit or cover a retreat while moving up very close and becoming very vulnerable.

Quote from mysterybat

Blind gate is long lasting and has health bar like turret or wall

Quote from Skeletonxf

This basically.

Get two infernoes and sword/archer/meric is pushed into garrison unless the ele player was already behind by enough for order to rush ninjas.

Quote from WyzDM

Are you getting me? Infernos are amazing units to to pull of an offensive finish. Yes, they zone, but placement changes their use. Many of you are thinking to literally; you have resource for inferno and you want to move forward, so cut space with lava and inch forward. Totally wrong. Fires and airs move faster as individuals. Don't combine until you absolutely need to grab that pitt, and then you can combine where you need to and volley on the spot. It's very good for blocking exits to castles, much like double electric wall spells from magikill. Same concept. Use waters for heals, and you have yourself a nice ending lock.

Quote from WyzDM

Are you getting me? Infernos are amazing units to to pull of an offensive finish. Yes, they zone, but placement changes their use. Many of you are thinking to literally; you have resource for inferno and you want to move forward, so cut space with lava and inch forward. Totally wrong. Fires and airs move faster as individuals. Don't combine until you absolutely need to grab that pitt, and then you can combine where you need to and volley on the spot. It's very good for blocking exits to castles, much like double electric wall spells from magikill. Same concept. Use waters for heals, and you have yourself a nice ending lock.

Quote from Superterry

Meh. I think V just needs some kind of buff of some sort. Without affecting the price, I don't know what kind of buff it exactly needs aside from health (let these ninjas still insta-shinobi V. :L)

Quote from Superterry

Meh. I think V just needs some kind of buff of some sort. Without affecting the price, I don't know what kind of buff it exactly needs aside from health (let these ninjas still insta-shinobi V. :L)

Quote from IHATETHISNAME

If you're trying to get big game ending hits with an infernos... you're doing it wrong. The entire unit is about zoning. The best it can do is either force you back a bit or cover a retreat while moving up very close and becoming very vulnerable.

Quote from DragonArcherZ

The problem is Inferno is way too costly for "zoning". Go big or go home.