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Post by ambitiousace on Apr 5, 2020 5:09:22 GMT
Sidney has 5 instead of 4 skills so why not?If you're not planning to do the first two history mission you already can dimiss him.
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Post by Naveen Hanza on Apr 5, 2020 5:57:20 GMT
Sidney has 5 instead of 4 skills so why not?If you're not planning to do the first two history mission you already can dimiss him. I restarted the game so no worries. Can anyone suggest me a general path. Should I step on Hotzendoff or go for Sidney or Straubenburg or Ivanov. If anyone needs to know why I did so, I simply got a famine of textbooks. And I did some irreplaceable mistake like putting some good skills on generals when there are great skills. Also I wasted silver medals on Generals like Grant and Sheridan knowing they are unlimited as European War VI: 1804. |
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Post by Seger on Apr 5, 2020 6:16:42 GMT
Sidney has 5 instead of 4 skills so why not?If you're not planning to do the first two history mission you already can dimiss him. I restarted the game so no worries. Can anyone suggest me a general path. Should I step on Hotzendoff or go for Sidney or Straubenburg or Ivanov. If anyone needs to know why I did so, I simply got a famine of textbooks. And I did some irreplaceable mistake like putting some good skills on generals when there are great skills. Also I wasted silver medals on Generals like Grant and Sheridan knowing they are unlimited as European War VI: 1804. Ivanov Beseler Johnston Straussenburg Hindenburg Your second inf ( E.lee, boerovic, Haig or Macmahon) Plumer From this point it’s just personal preference |
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Post by ambitiousace on Apr 5, 2020 9:49:07 GMT
Sidney has 5 instead of 4 skills so why not?If you're not planning to do the first two history mission you already can dimiss him. I restarted the game so no worries. Can anyone suggest me a general path. Should I step on Hotzendoff or go for Sidney or Straubenburg or Ivanov. If anyone needs to know why I did so, I simply got a famine of textbooks. And I did some irreplaceable mistake like putting some good skills on generals when there are great skills. Also I wasted silver medals on Generals like Grant and Sheridan knowing they are unlimited as European War VI: 1804. Everyone makes mistake😊I did so too by switching Jackson's terrain skill..But it's alright since I'm already near endgame |
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Post by ambitiousace on Apr 5, 2020 9:50:27 GMT
I restarted the game so no worries. Can anyone suggest me a general path. Should I step on Hotzendoff or go for Sidney or Straubenburg or Ivanov. If anyone needs to know why I did so, I simply got a famine of textbooks. And I did some irreplaceable mistake like putting some good skills on generals when there are great skills. Also I wasted silver medals on Generals like Grant and Sheridan knowing they are unlimited as European War VI: 1804. Ivanov Beseler Johnston Straussenburg Hindenburg Your second inf ( E.lee, boerovic, Haig or Macmahon) Plumer From this point it’s just personal preference I believe it's better if we get Plumer first.He's an aura general so calvary's dmg especially Jackson's would be higher |
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Post by stoic on Apr 5, 2020 12:51:16 GMT
To tell the truth I was always against restarting games... I fully understand the motifs but I would resist this temptation anyway... The perfect start, the perfect job, the perfect moment (even the perfect sex  ) is nothing but imagination. We won't find it until we will make dozens of mistakes. Our mistakes and errors make us better not our attempts to avoid them completely  |
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Post by Naveen Hanza on Apr 5, 2020 13:05:45 GMT
To tell the truth I was always against restarting games... I fully understand the motifs but I would resist this temptation anyway... The perfect start, the perfect job, the perfect moment (even the perfect sex ) is nothing but imagination. We won't find it until we will make dozens of mistakes. Our mistakes and errors make us better not our attempts to avoid them completely True story. This time I feel like investing in MacArthur early without wasting on Sheridan or Grant. I think a 10 lineup is good. 2 Infantry, 3 artillery, 3 Cavalry and 2 Navy. Can Leopold be better than Hindenburg. Will Boreivic with some changes can outperform Lee? |
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Post by Harry Lillis "Bing" Crosby Jr on Apr 5, 2020 13:20:33 GMT
To tell the truth I was always against restarting games... I fully understand the motifs but I would resist this temptation anyway... The perfect start, the perfect job, the perfect moment (even the perfect sex ) is nothing but imagination. We won't find it until we will make dozens of mistakes. Our mistakes and errors make us better not our attempts to avoid them completely By the perfect sex I assume you are referring to gender In which I remind you that gender is a societal construct, and is ultimately fluid that there is no such thing as perfect, though feminists are currently fighting since they have no choice but to navigate the already naturalised super structure |
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Post by Harry Lillis "Bing" Crosby Jr on Apr 5, 2020 13:21:39 GMT
And restarting is rarely necessary (thanks to the versatile cloud save and load)
I could get my all chinese dream team in wc4 without having to restart/do it on a mod this way haha
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Post by stoic on Apr 5, 2020 13:34:17 GMT
To tell the truth I was always against restarting games... I fully understand the motifs but I would resist this temptation anyway... The perfect start, the perfect job, the perfect moment (even the perfect sex ) is nothing but imagination. We won't find it until we will make dozens of mistakes. Our mistakes and errors make us better not our attempts to avoid them completely By the perfect sex I assume you are referring to gender In which I remind you that gender is a societal construct, and is ultimately fluid that there is no such thing as perfect, though feminists are currently fighting since they have no choice but to navigate the already naturalised super structure No, by "perfect sex" I meant "sexual interaction between a man and a woman (preferably)" |
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Post by stoic on Apr 5, 2020 13:36:45 GMT
To tell the truth I was always against restarting games... I fully understand the motifs but I would resist this temptation anyway... The perfect start, the perfect job, the perfect moment (even the perfect sex ) is nothing but imagination. We won't find it until we will make dozens of mistakes. Our mistakes and errors make us better not our attempts to avoid them completely True story. This time I feel like investing in MacArthur early without wasting on Sheridan or Grant. I think a 10 lineup is good. 2 Infantry, 3 artillery, 3 Cavalry and 2 Navy. Can Leopold be better than Hindenburg. Will Boreivic with some changes can outperform Lee? I don't like Borojevic. Too many changes are needed to make him really efficient... |
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Post by Harry Lillis "Bing" Crosby Jr on Apr 5, 2020 13:47:53 GMT
ah the carnal instinct. A slave of patriarchy, I assume >:]
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Post by Naveen Hanza on Apr 5, 2020 14:06:27 GMT
By the perfect sex I assume you are referring to gender In which I remind you that gender is a societal construct, and is ultimately fluid that there is no such thing as perfect, though feminists are currently fighting since they have no choice but to navigate the already naturalised super structure No, by "perfect sex" I meant "sexual interaction between a man and a woman (preferably)" May I know your age. |
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Post by stoic on Apr 5, 2020 15:34:37 GMT
No, by "perfect sex" I meant "sexual interaction between a man and a woman (preferably)" May I know your age. Ha ha I am old enough to know something about "perfect sex" already, but still young enough to enjoy it |
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Post by Naveen Hanza on Apr 5, 2020 16:14:14 GMT
Ha ha I am old enough to know something about "perfect sex" already, but still young enough to enjoy it Okay I understand. But it is inappropriate to me even I know about it ( school Health Science education ) because I am not still 18 years. Now only gaming, studies are important to me. |
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) is nothing but imagination. We won't find it until we will make dozens of mistakes. Our mistakes and errors make us better not our attempts to avoid them completely 
