The battle of Carte Blanche
Jul 17, 2018 16:18:17 GMT
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Post by stoic on Jul 17, 2018 16:18:17 GMT
It is the 9th battle in the "100 days' war" Challenge. We defend 3 key towns against formidable combined force of England and Prussia.
I think that we should concentrate all our efforts on defeating English units first. Sometimes we can even loose one key town to Prussians and recapture it later. But I think one little tactic will allow us to avoid this.
Louise is of great importance in this mission
We build a solid defensive line
Don't forget to rotate your generals while your Artillery generals try to sink British ships.
Don't let them break our defensive line
On the other flank there is a ferocious Prussian attack. And we actually have a choice: either to try to kill Blucher or to concentrate our efforts on other units.Now I think the latter is preferable. So don't attack Blucher at all
British units are defeated and we can reinforce the right flank.
Though we are on the brink of collapse here, the progress of Prussians is slow.
And when our reinforcements arrive, the fate of the battle is sealed.
I think that we should concentrate all our efforts on defeating English units first. Sometimes we can even loose one key town to Prussians and recapture it later. But I think one little tactic will allow us to avoid this.
Louise is of great importance in this mission
We build a solid defensive line
Don't forget to rotate your generals while your Artillery generals try to sink British ships.
Don't let them break our defensive line
On the other flank there is a ferocious Prussian attack. And we actually have a choice: either to try to kill Blucher or to concentrate our efforts on other units.Now I think the latter is preferable. So don't attack Blucher at all
British units are defeated and we can reinforce the right flank.
Though we are on the brink of collapse here, the progress of Prussians is slow.
And when our reinforcements arrive, the fate of the battle is sealed.
