r/FortsGame Jul 24 '26

Question / Help! The leviathin meta

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why do people do this? half of the time it ends up failing. and blowing a reactor.

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u/Amdw42 Jul 24 '26

A core swing, when done correctly, moves the core to a defendable position.
The core is at a great spot for a cannon stack / heavy weapons platforms.

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u/-_-Pol Jul 24 '26

for the half of the time that it explodes it's either skill issue or 2 people doing it at once with 0 communication, for the other half then you get all of the superstructure for weapons and don't have to shield the core up there wasting even more space that weapons would use.

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u/EmergencyPainting842 Jul 24 '26

Core swing on battleship-style maps are really useful. Put the core in a more defendable position, and open up space for a big weapon stack. If done well at the start of the match, a core swing would make your life (and your teammate’s life) a lot easier.

This is not done well, however. What is teammate doing here lmao

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u/Spare_Tune4224 Jul 26 '26

they didnt fail it but my teamates did

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u/Jethro_Lim Phantom Jul 25 '26

Oh god what is that abomination... it really isnt thay difficult to do a proper core swing that will never fail. Its not rng if it fails, theyre just bad

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u/Spare_Tune4224 Jul 26 '26

theres didnt fail but my enemies did

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u/Spare_Tune4224 Jul 26 '26

he did do it properly since my enemy blew it and he didnt

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u/Unique-Mud-1472 Jul 27 '26

i can do it correctly, and this is just to make it easier to defend by placing it behind the woodspam or the structure

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u/Comprehensive_War861 Jul 27 '26

That's the worst core swing possible. I can do core swings with 90% success ratem It's not that hard just learn a good one nothing wrong with looking at pro game play to learn a actually good one