Super Robot Wars/D/Gameplay Strategies - Revision history

Winter at 23:31, 23 April 2025

2025-04-23T23:31:49Z

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	* Consumable items, particularly repair kits and propellant tanks, are incredibly useful in D and should not be sold off for cash. D's early game is very dangerous and having access to immediate full restores can be lifesaving.		* Consumable items, particularly repair kits and propellant tanks, are incredibly useful in D and should not be sold off for cash. D's early game is very dangerous and having access to immediate full restores can be lifesaving. Battleships can use consumables on any friendly unit within 3 squares, which can be used to resupply a unit with no morale penalty.

	*Prioritize upgrading EN before any other stat. It's the cheapest stat to upgrade and energy is a very valuable resource in D, as units run out of it fast without investment.		*Prioritize upgrading EN before any other stat. It's the cheapest stat to upgrade and energy is a very valuable resource in D, as units run out of it fast without investment.

	*Prioritize setting up support attacks and keeping units in formation for support attacks. Support attacks can potentially double the damage output of a single round of combat. Units with long range attacks and support ~~attacks~~, like the Stilva, are ''very'' strong in this game		*Prioritize setting up support attacks and keeping units in formation for support attacks. Support attacks can potentially double the damage output of a single round of combat or damage enemies that are supporting each other. Units with long range attacks and the support attack skill, like the Stilva, are ''very'' strong in this game. In addition, D is one of the few strategy RPG titles where enemies consistently use the Defend command when the next attack might kill them, but they usually won't defend if the support attack is the finishing blow.

	*Make use of spirit abilities. Strike is at its best in D with the amount of high evade units in the mid-late game. While Guard is expensive, it can effectively act as a turn-long version of Wall for the unit using it. Keep in mind that SP restores to full at the end of maps, so any SP left over may as well be wasted.		*Make use of spirit abilities. Strike is at its best in D with the amount of high evade units in the mid-late game. While Guard is expensive, it can effectively act as a turn-long version of Wall for the unit using it. Keep in mind that SP restores to full at the end of maps, so any SP left over may as well be wasted.

	*Make use of terrain bonuses. Damage in D is high but can be reduced heavily by terrain.		*Make use of terrain bonuses. Damage in D is high but can be reduced heavily by terrain.

			*Use the prebattle deployment menu. This game has a habit of adding pilots and mechs to the roster immediately before battle, so take the chance to assign pilots or make any last-minute upgrades before committing your forces. This can even be done between two parts of the same mission, which gives you a chance to replenish consumables and distribute loot.

Daichi: Reverted edits by Starman271 (talk) to last revision by VeryGoodBoy

2024-11-17T04:09:02Z

Reverted edits by Starman271 (talk) to last revision by VeryGoodBoy

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		* Consumable items, particularly repair kits and propellant tanks, are incredibly useful in D and should not be sold off for cash. D's early game is very dangerous and having access to immediate full restores can be lifesaving.

		*Prioritize upgrading EN before any other stat. It's the cheapest stat to upgrade and energy is a very valuable resource in D, as units run out of it fast without investment.

		*Prioritize setting up support attacks and keeping units in formation for support attacks. Support attacks can potentially double the damage output of a single round of combat. Units with long range attacks and support attacks, like the Stilva, are ''very'' strong in this game

		*Make use of spirit abilities. Strike is at its best in D with the amount of high evade units in the mid-late game. While Guard is expensive, it can effectively act as a turn-long version of Wall for the unit using it. Keep in mind that SP restores to full at the end of maps, so any SP left over may as well be wasted.

		*Make use of terrain bonuses. Damage in D is high but can be reduced heavily by terrain.

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2024-11-17T00:44:03Z

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	* Consumable items, particularly repair kits and propellant tanks, are incredibly useful in D and should not be sold off for cash. D's early game is very dangerous and having access to immediate full restores can be lifesaving.

	*Prioritize upgrading EN before any other stat. It's the cheapest stat to upgrade and energy is a very valuable resource in D, as units run out of it fast without investment.

	*Prioritize setting up support attacks and keeping units in formation for support attacks. Support attacks can potentially double the damage output of a single round of combat. Units with long range attacks and support attacks, like the Stilva, are ''very'' strong in this game

	*Make use of spirit abilities. Strike is at its best in D with the amount of high evade units in the mid-late game. While Guard is expensive, it can effectively act as a turn-long version of Wall for the unit using it. Keep in mind that SP restores to full at the end of maps, so any SP left over may as well be wasted.

	*Make use of terrain bonuses. Damage in D is high but can be reduced heavily by terrain.

VeryGoodBoy: rewrote advice page

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rewrote advice page

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	* ~~Due~~ to the ~~fact that enemy~~ attacks ~~deal significantly more~~ damage ~~than robots have Armor~~, ~~cripples~~ the ~~effectiveness of all Super Robots~~, ~~most Real Robots~~ are ~~far more useful, especially any Gundams or similar~~ units ~~with funnel attacks~~. ~~The Garland~~ is ~~another~~ unit that ~~is extremely useful~~, ~~and all Real Robots should focus heavily on mobility upgrades, and all pilot upgrades should focus on evasion~~. ~~The Shin Getter Robo and Getter Dragon can be fairly effective Super Robots when fully upgraded, but they only have decent evasion when~~ in ~~their drill forms (especially when their Will~~ is high ~~enough for the Open Get ability)~~.		* Consumable items, particularly repair kits and propellant tanks, are incredibly useful in D and should not be sold off for cash. D's early game is very dangerous and having access to immediate full restores can be lifesaving.

			*Prioritize upgrading EN before any other stat. It's the cheapest stat to upgrade and energy is a very valuable resource in D, as units run out of it fast without investment.

			*Prioritize setting up support attacks and keeping units in formation for support attacks. Support attacks can potentially double the damage output of a single round of combat. Units with long range attacks and support attacks, like the Stilva, are ''very'' strong in this game

			*Make use of spirit abilities. Strike is at its best in D with the amount of high evade units in the mid-late game. While Guard is expensive, it can effectively act as a turn-long version of Wall for the unit using it. Keep in mind that SP restores to full at the end of maps, so any SP left over may as well be wasted.

			*Make use of terrain bonuses. Damage in D is high but can be reduced heavily by terrain.

BolticThunder at 21:21, 31 January 2018

2018-01-31T21:21:46Z

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	* Due to the ~~armor bug~~ that cripples the effectiveness of all Super Robots, most Real Robots are far more useful, especially any Gundams or similar units with funnel attacks. The Garland is another unit that is extremely useful, and all Real Robots should focus heavily on mobility upgrades, and all pilot upgrades should focus on evasion. The Shin Getter Robo and Getter Dragon can be fairly effective Super Robots when fully upgraded, but they only have decent evasion when in their drill forms (especially when their Will is high enough for the Open Get ability).		* Due to the fact that enemy attacks deal significantly more damage than robots have Armor, cripples the effectiveness of all Super Robots, most Real Robots are far more useful, especially any Gundams or similar units with funnel attacks. The Garland is another unit that is extremely useful, and all Real Robots should focus heavily on mobility upgrades, and all pilot upgrades should focus on evasion. The Shin Getter Robo and Getter Dragon can be fairly effective Super Robots when fully upgraded, but they only have decent evasion when in their drill forms (especially when their Will is high enough for the Open Get ability).

Cyphis: Created page with "* Due to the armor bug that cripples the effectiveness of all Super Robots, most Real Robots are far more useful, especially any Gundams or similar units with funnel attacks. ..."

2013-06-29T20:12:31Z

Created page with "* Due to the armor bug that cripples the effectiveness of all Super Robots, most Real Robots are far more useful, especially any Gundams or similar units with funnel attacks. ..."

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* Due to the armor bug that cripples the effectiveness of all Super Robots, most Real Robots are far more useful, especially any Gundams or similar units with funnel attacks. The Garland is another unit that is extremely useful, and all Real Robots should focus heavily on mobility upgrades, and all pilot upgrades should focus on evasion. The Shin Getter Robo and Getter Dragon can be fairly effective Super Robots when fully upgraded, but they only have decent evasion when in their drill forms (especially when their Will is high enough for the Open Get ability).