It's not really a big deal before you get condors/foxtrots because their range kind of sucks anyways. Hopefully this happens at the start of month 2. Get a third radar dish at both sites when you've got the cash. A fun idea, but your planes never have good enough range to really make use of them, and they end up being hugely expensive. Not a priority and the cash you spend here will take a while to be made back.ĭon't bother with listening posts. Optional, havent' found it necessary, but you can if you want. Two radars is necessary, as one just isn't going to give you deep enough coverage into north and south america.īase 3: Indochina. Don't house soldiers here, don't have a transport ship. Skimp on radars/scientitsts/facilities/whatever you need to to get it up and running. Try to get it up and running before the start of the second month (start building day 1, basically). Buy only one extra radar the first month so you can afford-īase 2: Central America. You pretty much have to maximize your interception of UFOs, and minimize any unnecessary costs.īase 1: Middle East. I pretty much write off Australia, and if it stays that's a bonus. In either case, I would aim to get two well established bases, then catch up my ground troops armor/weapons/Shrike and consider taking a third base near eastern China.
Second month you can add on additional radars/Foxtrots and branch out from there. Relocate one Condor and each base will have one Condor and one Fox, which should be fine for month one. This will leave you with only your mission income for the rest of the month, but you'll only be replacing soldiers. Then add 5 scientists at home, and build two Foxtrots, and one additional radar in your starting base. If you fast expo in month one, I think base, two hangars, one radar is the way to go. You can either spend month one fleshing out your first base and drop a second one at the start of the second month, or go for a fast expand. I put my first base near Medina, and my second in the Carribean.
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