TW for beginners

Generally, higher-level tws = go for the binding turrets. Lower gear level (low refined r9rr/g16) = go for the rapidfire turrets in base, binding at lanes/gates or one binding+one rapidfire. Burst turrets are still useless, I'm pretty sure.

As for attack strategies, there's generally four main ones:

1. 4 cata B lane push. Most common. Not much needs to be said here.

2. 4 cata A/C lane push. Typically down whichever is your right lane as the enemy doesn't have lane towers on your right lane so you can just push to their base. Use when you know you can't do a B lane push or need to take heat off of your defense.

3. Split push. Usually 2 catas A and 2 catas C, but can be any combination of # of catas and lanes. Use when you know the enemy is bad at defending such a push but good enough that you can't push 4 catas on a single lane or you need to take heat off of your defense.

4. Counter push. Take catas down a lane in which the enemy also has catas and try to force theirs back.

As for what to focus on, clerics+mystics first if possible.

If there's someone that needs to be controlled so that, you know, they don't kill half your guild, you need to look at what you have available in order to mitigate them. If you have a bunch of clerics, spam SoG. If you somehow have a bunch of bms/barbs, have them sit on that player while spamming paralyze. If you have a decent sin, have them stunlock. etc. etc. If you have nothing and not enough damage to kill them on a reliable basis before they **** on half your guild, you're ****ed. If they're a good sin, you're also ****ed regardless due to sage tidal most likely.

tbh, 90% of TW planning is just knowing what you have gear-wise and skill-wise vs. what the opponent has gear-wise and skill-wise.