How to Fight Titans

Facing a T5 Titan without a plan is how demo scenarios snowball into losses. This guide focuses on denial, kiting, and map weapons rather than mirror Titan races.

Scout Early, Panic Late

Titans broadcast themselves: huge build time, audio/visual tells, and a crater of Flux spent. Keep radar and air scouts alive. If you only learn about a Titan when it walks into your base, you already lost the economic race.

Starve the Build

Raid extractors and reclaim fields near the enemy experimental yard. A Titan that finishes on a collapsing Flux net often idles without support units — easy prey for artillery.

Use the Map Against It

• Trigger weather Freeze to lock supporting fleets or open unexpected armor routes onto the Titan’s flanks.
• Aim superweapon Shatter under the Titan’s approach path or production bay when the shot is available.
• Force fights into chokepoints where Attack Move blobs can focus fire without being enveloped.

Never Trade Fair

Equal-tech tanks trading into a Titan is a donation. Bring experimental counters, layered AA if the Titan has air screens, and keep your King-Piece threatening a base trade so the enemy must choose between finishing the Titan and saving their commander.

When to Build Your Own

If you successfully deny theirs and your economy is healthy, a answering Titan can end the game — see the Titans mechanics page for funding steps. Otherwise finish with commander hunts and eco leads.