sf/map size

	A	B	C	D	E	F
1		SMALL MAP ADVANTAGE	MEDIUM MAP ADVANTAGE	LARGE MAP ADVANTAGE	VERY LARGE MAP ADVANTAGE
2	EA	strong	balanced	strong	strong	3
3	USA	heavy	balanced	strong	moderate	2
4	PF	moderate	balanced	heavy	strong	2
5	RU	balanced	strong	strong	balanced	2
6	LC	strong	heavy	moderate	low	0
7	CN	moderate	heavy	balanced	balanced	1
8	PC	moderate	strong	heavy	strong	3
9	SC	balanced	heavy	strong	low	1
10	HQ	balanced	strong	heavy	moderate	2
11	WoC	low	balanced	heavy	heavy	2
12	HH	moderate	strong	strong	strong	2
13	LB	low	moderate	strong	heavy	0
14		like really small -blood feud or as big as dune2/small 2v2	a bit larger than dune2/cold winter, glaciar gorge size	something like a 2v2 map but u 1v1 there / 2v2 game / ffa	polar nights huge/heatstroke/big team games/ffa	the higher the number isn't =op
15		foehn dies to mcv rush and allies t1 u to dead latin bomb bugi u/ HH tank is good	like T2 game, the soviet game/ hh gets the irritator/ epsilon can camp and use MC and tricks	mostly T3 engagements MC trump all/ Allies snipe/ Russian army stronk/ Foehn cross the cancer barrier ++ WoC movility	full tech engagements + sw and inhibator meme/ FOEHN / PC can into magnets	it is about versatility, mostly
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69	Ok, so how you interpret these
70	First, it is a theoretical elaboration about a game based on how the game works.
71	So, the idea is simple; the game has different strengths/weaknesses distributed across factions/sub-factions and tech levels.
72	Some people think this shouldn't be the case but the thing is, I'm not talking about how thing
73	should be, but trying to show how the actual game works. I can be wrong tho.
74	Second, the goal is to help new players to understand the game more easily, or to show some additional input for those who are trying to understand the game.
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76	Ok, so how you actually interpret these:
77	In the vertical axis you get how big an advantage is (low, moderate, balanced, strong, heavy) and you can compare a SF (Sub-faction) with other SF to see who has the bigger advantage.
78	In the horizontal axis, you can see how a SF performs over the different situations (small map, medium map, large map, very large map) this can also be translated to how much time you dispose of -small map=short time, medium map=some more time...very large map=lots of time-
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80	Now you can pull some conclusions, like what SF you should use for a small 1v1 -USA, EA, LC- or what to use in a "walk of egypt" game; anything strong or heavy at a medium size map. What about a large 1v1? try PF, PC, HQ or WoC.
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