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Troops, My thoughts keep everything mobile or don't plan to move it. As may of my infantry are in Trnasports as possible and if not in transports they deep strike and the few who are not, Imperial Guard heavy weapons teams, sit on and hold objectives. I have rarely seen anyone have any luck in ploding across the table with a Tactical Squad in Apocalypse. This also goes to Alec's point of survivability, in 5th edition transported troops are much more survivable barring a hit from a Destroyer weapon but then who can survive that.
AT, It is inherent in a Mechanized army to expect to fight Armour. They will be out front of everything and need to be able to take out what ever can kill them before it does. Meltas, Missile Launchers, Autocannons, Vanquisher Cannons and Lascannons are the tools of the trade.
Flyers, I have seen that use of flyers has lagged behind superheavies and other Apocalypse specific units like formations but that is over. If flyers are not the new Melta then you haven't played with enough. There simply is not enough AA to prevent these guys from ruling the skies and putting the hurt on your SIDE armour. Almost every race has some very effective flyers from the Lance weapons on the Eldar and Dark Eldar Flyers to the Destroyer weapons on Tau flyers to the racks of missiles and mountains of options on many of the Imperial flyers. Only the Necrons and the Tyrinids lack decent flyers. Hopefully that will change in the near future but I am not sure how they will make a Gargantuan Creature a flyer.
AA, With the surge in flyers comes the need for AA and there are far too few choices out there for you. Here are your options:
Necron Pylon, effective against flyers but far too valuable for shooting at suerheavies to bother with flyers.
Ork Flakk Guns, well with BS 2 you need all the help you can get and these are just not that much help unfortunately.
Space Marine Hyperios, Too expensive on a rhino at 115 points and questionable on the Land Raider. It just doesent stack up to the big dogs of anti air guns.
Tau Skyray, In their formation deadly to flyers and are second only to
Imperial Guard Hydra, Truely the only purpose built Anti Air platform in the game lots of shots and a high probability to hit what more can you ask for? Oh ya there is also the Forge World Manticore with it's Sky Eagle Rockets because Guard needed another AA asset.
I only hope with the rumors of this years flyer kits for 40k we also see more Anti Air assets for all races to counter the threat in the skys.
Warmachines, They are just about all I build any more, well them and flyers. They are half the reason I play Apocalypse. My goal is to have a small Titan legion by the time I am done. 1 Emperor,2 Warlords, 6 Warhounds and probably one Reaver, not a big Legion but it is probably bigger than yours. Not are these very hard to kill but they carry the things that kill very hard to kill things, strength D guns. The only down side is that they are very big targets, and take a lot of damage, which only allows the rest of your forces to do what they are there to do, Win.
Greg
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