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Ever win a battle so decisive you actually feel bad? Like these Poles, Moldavians, and Lithuanians form a big 37 regiment stack to take out my glorious 20 regiment stack of brave crusaders of the Teutonic Order. The Slavs and Baltics made a few key errors: they crossed a river, I was on a hill,I had cannons while they did not, and my general was crazy good, like 4 shock, 3 fire, and 3 maneuver (no siege but whatever). What followed was a victory so loving incredible I wish I had screen capped it, I only lost about 5 thousand infantry and like a thousand cav, they lost a good 20 thou, RIP Poland.
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Prop Wash posted:No, the real key error they made was allowing the Teuts to survive to Cannon Times. Don't worry, all them slavs are gonna praise Jesus the right way.
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Jun 10, 2015 04:57
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I'm so bad at this game, I'm STILL trying to form Qing. I'm starting to get a grasp of some of the advanced mechanics (and by advanced I mean razing, and then releasing as vassal, about as advanced as 9+3) And I actually almost beat Ming my last game, and I totally would have if I had waited a little longer. Manchu cavalry are crazy good, like wow, and that land leader shock+1 that they get is incredible. I once had an army of 18k swarm cavalry beat an army of 25k ming and 7k koreans. Ming only won because they had at least a trillion mercenaries, I had totally depleted their manpower but then they just starting sending army after army of Mercs. So I thought "Well If I start taking cities Ming will surely start to lose and I can raise the green banners or whatever" then I remembered that Ming has more cities than my country has molecules and my hard work sieging Shenyang went to waste. In hindsight I should have just sieged Beijing as soon as the war started. WHOOPS
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Jan 21, 2016 20:41
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Is there an easy way to get another country's stability low? Other than giving them "reasonable" peace offers that they refuse anyway.
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