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Post by stoic on Mar 14, 2021 6:20:24 GMT
I don't know another ET game where we can use almost fully upgraded top class general only after a week of playing. Jackson is really a gift  Beautiful. Only thing is, all of the other generals are crying in a corner because you spent all of your resources on Jackson. In EW series fully upgraded generals are usually a decisive factor on the battlefield. Especially in first campaigns. I think it is true for EW 1914 as well. |
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Post by 6Johnny23 on Mar 14, 2021 16:11:05 GMT
Beautiful. Only thing is, all of the other generals are crying in a corner because you spent all of your resources on Jackson. In EW series fully upgraded generals are usually a decisive factor on the battlefield. Especially in first campaigns. I think it is true for EW 1914 as well. I haven't upgraded my generals to max and I am doing very well in campaigns and conquests. All you really need early on is some level 2/3 skills, Marquess or Duke rank, M General, Healing Items, and the respective item for their type. |
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Post by stoic on Mar 14, 2021 16:17:29 GMT
In EW series fully upgraded generals are usually a decisive factor on the battlefield. Especially in first campaigns. I think it is true for EW 1914 as well. I haven't upgraded my generals to max and I am doing very well in campaigns and conquests. All you really need early on is some level 2/3 skills, Marquess or Duke rank, M General, Healing Items, and the respective item for their type. Truth be told it is possible to advance through campaigns and challenges either way. All in all EW 1914 is a relatively easy game and all difficulties are somewhat artificial, for example challenges with requirements not to use our generals to get 3 stars. Or History mode battles when we can use only specific generals. Nonetheless it is an interesting game. |
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