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Post by stoic on Dec 26, 2019 20:14:15 GMT
For sure they will fix it. Nonetheless it is the fastest ET conquest so far  |
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Post by Pietro Badoglio on Dec 26, 2019 20:24:09 GMT
Seem's that it's random. Just tested it and I've had Greece and Romania join in on turn 1, or Romania/Greece joining in.
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Post by Gone on Dec 31, 2019 5:57:10 GMT
Good news is that Cuba is indeed doable in a semi/auto. Bad news - we don't receive medals for beating the conquest with the same country twice...  Well, at least they provide us with many decent generals and the game is more about having good tactics than having great generals. |
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Post by beetle1944 on Dec 31, 2019 6:07:27 GMT
Anyone have any tips for getting an A rating with the CSA? I have a bunch of generals and some are really good. But it seems like the CSA just will get destroyed in a 3-4 front war.
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Post by Gone on Dec 31, 2019 6:08:27 GMT
Anyone have any tips for getting an A rating with the CSA? I have a bunch of generals and some are really good. But it seems like the CSA just will get destroyed in a 3-4 front war. Not to mention that France is extremely overpowered and can take all of South America single-handily... |
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Post by Gone on Dec 31, 2019 6:09:51 GMT
But hey, at least ET is being accurate with the difficulty ratings. In GTR, it seems like it depended on whether the country was a minor, middle or great power.
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Post by Gone on Dec 31, 2019 6:17:01 GMT
Anyone have any tips for getting an A rating with the CSA? I have a bunch of generals and some are really good. But it seems like the CSA just will get destroyed in a 3-4 front war. Anyways, let’s get on. Judging from War Master's video, you have to: -Get as much land as possible from USA before Mexico joins the war -Once Mexico joins, split your forces: One will take the remaining territory of USA, the other deals with Mexico -Go after Cuba (Spain is seemingly useless) and the French island near Mexico -Take all enemy territory in South America (Warning: France is seemingly overpowered, so you may have to capture the entire sub-continent) |
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Post by xerexes on Dec 31, 2019 8:46:54 GMT
 Hopefully they fix this soon |
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Post by stoic on Dec 31, 2019 10:07:48 GMT
Good news is that Cuba is indeed doable in a semi/auto. Bad news - we don't receive medals for beating the conquest with the same country twice... Well, at least they provide us with many decent generals and the game is more about having good tactics than having great generals. That what I am thinking as well. Actually I like it. It reminds me of GoG Classic and Pacific - two most tactical of ET games. |
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Post by stoic on Dec 31, 2019 10:16:38 GMT
It was simply impossible to win such campaigns by brute force   And we could only use two! generals in those games as f2p players. So, tactics was everything in GoG. I hope they will move to that direction in 1914... |
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Post by Pietro Badoglio on Dec 31, 2019 14:49:29 GMT
Anyone have any tips for getting an A rating with the CSA? I have a bunch of generals and some are really good. But it seems like the CSA just will get destroyed in a 3-4 front war. The Confederates are actually relatively easy. You can take Washington in around 3-7 turns by using your navy and the generals given. The tip as Marshal of the Weed said is right, take as many cities from the US as possible. Don't waste any unnecessary money on the Mexican front and only spawn the occasional militia until the US is nearly or completely destroyed. Then rush your army to Mexico which should be easy to take out after the initial spam dies down and some times, they don't even defend their cities. Spam donations to your South American allies and they should be able to hold back the French or even push them back in some games. Hope this helps! |
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