Post by War Emperor on Sept 13, 2019 23:34:44 GMT
Not the easiest campaigns. Two things to watch out:
1. protect Simon Bolivar (if he dies, all your troops will lose morale 2 levels, hence you may get some generals confused). At a certain point in the game, you can control him, rush him to the back and give him cover
2. enemy reinforcement appear from the ocean once you kill the enemy general (also a key target). While common sense will suggest to place your generals on the coast to destroy them, this is time consuming. If you are fast, you can ignore them. By then you only had the last 2 targets to conquer and with good artillery generals you can do that within 2 turns
In this guide I did a mistake. Wanted to make my 2nd cavalry general (by now you might have noticed that I despise infantry and love cavalry) a heavy cavalry, but never had the money for it. Eventually I settled for a Lancer but lost few turns.
Valencia Uprising
1. protect Simon Bolivar (if he dies, all your troops will lose morale 2 levels, hence you may get some generals confused). At a certain point in the game, you can control him, rush him to the back and give him cover
2. enemy reinforcement appear from the ocean once you kill the enemy general (also a key target). While common sense will suggest to place your generals on the coast to destroy them, this is time consuming. If you are fast, you can ignore them. By then you only had the last 2 targets to conquer and with good artillery generals you can do that within 2 turns
In this guide I did a mistake. Wanted to make my 2nd cavalry general (by now you might have noticed that I despise infantry and love cavalry) a heavy cavalry, but never had the money for it. Eventually I settled for a Lancer but lost few turns.
Valencia Uprising
