They can deal decent damage to Scorchers.

Make sure it is hard to avoid most of your Boom Mines.Unlike a Heavy-Zooka army, there are big spaces between the damage-soakers, the Scorchers, which cause many more Mines to pass behind them and hit the troops behind them. Good Mine spacing will be effective in taking out Zookas behind Scorchers since the Scorchers are unlikely to hit many of the Mines.When the Scorcher enters the Rocket Launcher's blind spot, the Rocket Launcher will fire at the Troops behind the Scorcher. Keep your Cannons and Boom Cannons separate from your Rocket Launchers.If those go down, it is unlikely the Scorchers will be able to finish the attack alone. The best strategy for defending against a Scorcher army may be to focus on defeating the damage-dealing troops behind the Scorcher.

Also place the Cannons and Boom Cannons in groups so that they can work together to deal a lot of damage to the Scorcher quickly, but make sure they are not so close together that more than two can be immobilized by a Shock Bomb.Place your Cannons and Boom Cannons behind other Buildings so that they get a good chance to shoot at the Scorcher.It is not recommended to use Scorchers with Cryoneers as Scorchers cancel out the Cryoneer's slowing effect.

The Medics will follow the Scorcher as it weaves through defenses, and the Medics will come under fire from defenses that the Scorcher has passed. It is not recommended to use Medics when using Scorchers.The Riflemen are also in danger of being caught in the blast resulting from the Scorcher's death. Riflemen do not work as well with the Scorcher since they stand close to the Scorcher which leads to them getting hit by the same Mortar shells and rockets that the Scorchers are supposed to be distracting.When using Tanks with Scorchers, you only have to worry about heavy defenses like Boom Cannons and Doom Cannons. You also do not need to worry about Lazor Beams when using Tanks instead of Zookas. Tanks are a great troop to use with Scorchers since Mines and Rocket Launchers have little effect on them unlike Zookas.However, because there are so few meatshields, they will not efficiently clear Mines so the Zookas are likely to get hit by Mines as well as rockets and shock bombs when the Scorchers enter the blind spots of Rocket Launchers and Shock Launchers.The Scorchers have a lot of health and the Zookas do a lot of damage. If you want the Scorchers to attack one particular building without them switching madly, the best thing to do would be to use a Flare to direct the Scorchers manually.This makes it a good damage-soak, but causes it to take more damage needlessly. Since the Scorcher changes target every few seconds, it will move farther into the base than a Heavy would.The Scorcher has a large amount of health but a relatively low DPS for the size it takes like Heavies, so it is best used to soak damage to protect damage-dealing troops.There are two viewports at the front and a large plow. It has worn, red armor with bolts and a blue fuel tank on the back.The turret is trapezoidal, and the barrel has a sheath that holds another, smaller barrel that feeds the pilot light, a canister in front of the muzzle with a blue flame. The Scorcher is a Tank-like vehicle that has a flamethrower instead of a cannon.When destroyed, the Scorcher explodes which deals damage to nearby Buildings and Troops.Buildings damaged by Scorchers continue burning for 5 seconds, just like the Flamethrower burns troops for 5 seconds.If the closest building is too distanced, then it will not change targets.It will keep targeting the building if it has been Flared.The Scorcher can return to Buildings that it has targeted before.After attacking a building for a few seconds, the Scorcher will change targets even if its target is not destroyed yet.Each Scorcher costs 8 Gunboat Energy to deploy.The Scorcher is unlocked at Headquarters level 18.

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