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{{Guide}}
{{Guide}}
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Points of note:
* Images showing the different battle modes (Tactical advance, Combat stage, Special stages (Rythm like in [[Glory Day]]),...)
* Adding the new node types
* Describing different aspects of combat (formations, switching dolls, using skills, ...)
* Use game assets like the objective images or tutorial images
* The effects of leaving a battle or leaving a map as well as describing timeouts
* The way T-Dolls and HOC units can be chosen and the way instant-repair works here
* Effects and usages of fairies
* How to use the HOC units in Tactical Advance
* Small subchapter on night battle
* How movement speed of one doll affects the others
* Small talk about range of shots/skills
* Small talk about targeting and kiting (See also: [[Guide:Strategies#In-Combat|Strategy guides]])
* How poison/collapse fluid affects nodes
* Some talk about enemy buildings
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This page will cover the different combat stages in Girls' Frontline
This page will cover the different combat stages in Girls' Frontline
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== Tips and Tricks ==
== Tips and Tricks ==
*Certain enemies are known as ''Deathstacks''. They can be extremely dense masses of enemies with huge HP pools or enemies with extreme buffs, such as a massive force field in a stage where you can't deploy [[HOC]]s. They're meant to be an unsurmountable obstacle that you have to avoid or run away from, especially in puzzle maps with preset units.
**But with the right team and support combinations, some Deathstacks can be beaten.