Thank you! That is much better.
I've played a couple full matches of UL2 now, and something has come to mind that personally, I think could do with adjusting, but take it for what you will. All the maps seem too hard to defend, especially initially, and too easy to attack, especially initially. Now I know you can add defenders, and that's great, but it's not that easy to add 8, or even 6 defenders to every building you own because that's a massive amount of cash tied up in doing that, when instead you could be investing elsewhere with greater returns. And when I don't have that many defenders on some small place the enemy will rush into the whole complex before I can get dropships down; then I am stuck with the problem of having to defend the entrance, while rooting them out of the complex, while trying to impede their dropships. Personally this is the most frustrating part, because even though I have plenty of men available it's a difficult task to try and get a foothold back. Now of course this may simply mean I need to get more defenders, why of course. But there's a reason I don't; there's a more effective way. Rather than defending all my places with zeal I instead attack their HQ's whenever I can, and nearly always win quite swiftly for the same reason they can easily attack my places: the few defenders at a base are not often enough to hold back a swift attack, and once inside I can easily send a few units after his brain.
Now, the root of the problem I feel here is the complete and utter lack of any defense systems once within any of the compounds. I would love if there were at least a few turrets (even small sentry turrets or something) or even some actual sentries patrolling the corridors by default. Then you could add entrance defenders, as usual, above and beyond any sentries. These sentries wouldn't be enough to hold off a full attack, but could at least somewhat slow the advance of some small groups of units that have gotten into your base. This would make both defending a somewhat easier and more enjoyable task perhaps, as well as having the added benefit of making attacks not quite as easy, even if the base is not well armed. I also think it's a little more realistic than having zilch security throughout the entire interior of every compound. But anyways, take this for what you will.
Wow, that was quite the little essay. Anyways, although there are areas I personally feel there's room for improvement, that certainly doesn't apply to the experience as a whole. This campaign really is top notch, really excellent job. Any flaws there are only show up because of the stark contrast from veritable perfection.
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Anyhow you can put me down for testing it. However I can't give you feedback today
