Red vs Red, Same faction battle

Attacking with coyotes, or with coyotes and grenadiers prove effective because of the speed and quick preparation time. When attacking an unprepared enemy, it is much easier for a successful attack due to the lack of bunkers. Normally against the Confederation, bunkers can be quickly constructed and once they are complete, prove far too difficult to break through under early rush conditions. However, sniper towers are much easier to destroy due to less HP, armor, and overall efficiency against units in general. Guntowers also do not have as large damage output, rate of fire and explosion radius as rocket towers. Guntowers kill fewer units per unit time, hence it is easier to break through the defenses of a resistance player.

Given that the main unit composition of a resistance player will have plenty of jaguars, this leaves vulnerability against helicopter raids. Against the Confederation, dragonflies suffer from Zeus' anti-air and typhoons, which deal much greater damage to aviation than porcupines at a longer range. Jaguars are also an easier target than Zeus due to less HP and armor. Porcupines have a CP of 3, the same as a dragonfly, unlike typhoons which have CP of 2, and can be massed in larger quantities. Also at the base, sniper towers are much easier to destroy than bunkers, and the buildings of resistance have less life and armor overall. Dragonflies are effective on land against resistance, but are not good at sea due to alligators having anti-air.

Against the Confederation, they have much more powerful anti-air in all respects, and the large HP and armor of the albatross against resistance which have weaker air defense proves a large advantage. Against the resistance, albatrosses die much slower due to the weaker anti-air. Albatrosses can more easily pierce the base of a resistance player. They also perform much better against JCP as compared to their performance vs Zeus shield, which takes much less damage.

Submarines of resistance can usually only be killed by submarines of an enemy. This is unlike the case where Vikings, which are much cheaper, have lower CP and production time, easily kill submarines in mass or 1v1. This means that, basically whoever has more submarines in a confrontation wins. Also, if an enemy has unupgraded submarines, this basically guarantees victory if an enemy is unable to pierce the base very quickly with alligators.

In a fog vs fog scenario, riflemen can be used to pierce enemy fog clouds and reveal enemy tanks, which negates the need to force fire. The enemy tanks also have to take damage from their own splash when trying to kill the riflemen. An army with fewer jaguars but with a ton of riflemen, can often succeed against a larger quantity of jaguars because of this

In a fog vs fog scenario, using a large number of dragonflies unexpectedly can turn the tide of battle due to the low porcupine count in fog wars. Most people opt for masses of jaguars without porcupines for a full scale land war. This leaves vulnerability to fast and unexpected dragonflies, which on large maps can chase and effectively annihilate armies with ease due to shortages of anti-air.

Porcupines protect against enemy dragonflies and enemy riflemen that pierce your fog cloud. Since porcupines can't force fire, any rifleman that comes into view is instantly targeted by the porcupine's machine gun. Even if there are some dragonfly in the area, they can also be shot at due to the porcupine having two weapons. In emergency scenarios, porcupines can be used to pierce enemy fog clouds as well

The albatross, having a large amount of life and armor, dies slower against resistance. It also has chances to deal massive damage to enemy units under fog. This isn't the case against the confederation, because bombing an army of Zeus under the shield, even twice, does not cause significant damage. Jaguars in siege mode are an easy target for bombing runs, hence it is also easy to erase a large number of units with bombers.