Amass
Rush
Rush verb - To cause to move or proceed fast or faster.
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The fact that they cost no resources to build (just manpower) meant it was easy to amass and rush the opponent with them.
Source: Video Game / Sun Age -
The Outlander uses ranged weapons like a bow/crossbow using Amazon, acrobatic and trap-like skills of the Assassin and they have an affinity toward poison, enemy debilitating pacts and the ability to amass a Zerg Rush of weaker minions like the Necromancer.
Source: Video Game / Torchlight II - Zerg Rush: While not possible in the campaign, it is possible in multiplayer Domination games to amass a large horde of rifle infantry, who can use grenades and Molotov Cocktails to attack enemy vehicles, and their rifles (duh) to attack everything else.
Source: Video Game / Codename Panzers
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