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Post by best75 on Jan 4, 2022 6:59:56 GMT
Around the time I started playing Great Conqueror Rome, I also installed European War 6 1914 and Glory of Generals 3 to collect daily resources. I am not focussing on playing those game but here in EW6 1914 I am getting resources from the daily free shop items, ads, and the 2x a day missions. I only completed the first campaign in the civil war to get Ulysses Grant and brought George Meade to do the missions. If I get around to focussing to playing this game in the future, I will have a good amount of resources to start with. Things do look familiar in EW6 1914. GOG3 looks so different and I don't fully understand it on my first glances.  |
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Post by Manfred von Richthofen on Jan 4, 2022 23:57:49 GMT
Around the time I started playing Great Conqueror Rome, I also installed European War 6 1914 and Glory of Generals 3 to collect daily resources. I am not focussing on playing those game but here in EW6 1914 I am getting resources from the daily free shop items, ads, and the 2x a day missions. I only completed the first campaign in the civil war to get Ulysses Grant and brought George Meade to do the missions. If I get around to focussing to playing this game in the future, I will have a good amount of resources to start with. Things do look familiar in EW6 1914. GOG3 looks so different and I don't fully understand it on my first glances. Well, you can get Sheridan in Antietam (I think) and Farragut on Peninsula campaign. They will be important. Also do Gettysburg to get Stonewall Jackson. After you reach the German campaign buy Beseler, he will be OP. That's all i could tell you for now, because it'll be a long message for you  . For Franco Prussian War, just spam spy |
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Post by best75 on Jan 5, 2022 3:50:28 GMT
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Post by best75 on Feb 11, 2022 14:57:10 GMT
In the battle of Antietam the enemy generals have a green circle around them. What is the meaning of the green circles?  |
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Post by Gerd von Rundstedt on Feb 11, 2022 16:56:59 GMT
Any of the four Gold Artillery generals are excellent, not just Beseler. Personally, I chose Prinz Leopold.
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Post by Gerd von Rundstedt on Feb 11, 2022 16:57:34 GMT
The green circles trigger certain actions by taking/defeating them.
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Post by 6Johnny23 on Feb 11, 2022 23:16:47 GMT
Any of the four Gold Artillery generals are excellent, not just Beseler. Personally, I chose Prinz Leopold. Leo is the worst one, however. |
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Post by Erich von Manstein on Feb 11, 2022 23:33:04 GMT
Beware that you might want to refrain from upgrading your tech in 1914. In challenges conquests the tech level of your enemies depends on your tech level, so the ideal choice is to only upgrade movement and population.
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Post by best75 on Feb 20, 2022 15:24:26 GMT
My gold is just piling up from just daily stuff so I made some use of it with items. Some of the highly rated items in easytech games tend to be attack items so I brought the best attack items I could find. I brought these which give 10 general ability and 30 to the specific unit type.  |
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Post by 6Johnny23 on Feb 20, 2022 16:40:19 GMT
My gold is just piling up from just daily stuff so I made some use of it with items. Some of the highly rated items in easytech games tend to be attack items so I brought the best attack items I could find. I brought these which give 10 general ability and 30 to the specific unit type. You will also want the healing items. |
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Post by zivojinmisic on Feb 27, 2022 19:47:00 GMT
In the battle of Antietam the enemy generals have a green circle around them. What is the meaning of the green circles? If the enemies have green circles,than it means you should kill them in order to get a reward(morale change,money) If the friendly troops are green-circled,then you must keep them alive,as if you dont,the enemies will get help(morale change,reinforcements) |
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Post by zivojinmisic on Feb 27, 2022 19:50:43 GMT
My gold is just piling up from just daily stuff so I made some use of it with items. Some of the highly rated items in easytech games tend to be attack items so I brought the best attack items I could find. I brought these which give 10 general ability and 30 to the specific unit type. Also buy healing items,they are OP as they can literally make a general immortal |
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Post by zivojinmisic on Feb 27, 2022 20:09:40 GMT
Any of the four Gold Artillery generals are excellent, not just Beseler. Personally, I chose Prinz Leopold. Imo prinz Leopold is the worst one,ivanov has a way better output,even when disregarding his full potential and also a better quality to cost ratio(as he is the cheapest one),Besseler is really good,and hindenburg has the highest potential. I think Ivanov is the cheapest(lowest price+least investments required),most versatile(mountain movement,swap inspiration for jungle and he is faster than most other gens) and has a amazing damage output(salvo,arty expert and tactics master are all great skills+terrain bonuses) so I would get him over Prinz any day of the week. |
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Post by best75 on Feb 28, 2022 11:47:25 GMT
My gold is just piling up from just daily stuff so I made some use of it with items. Some of the highly rated items in easytech games tend to be attack items so I brought the best attack items I could find. I brought these which give 10 general ability and 30 to the specific unit type. Also buy healing items,they are OP as they can literally make a general immortal I recently brought 2 ambulance coach. They look like the best healing items from the shop. |
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Post by Manfred von Richthofen on Mar 1, 2022 0:07:50 GMT
Also buy healing items,they are OP as they can literally make a general immortal I recently brought 2 ambulance coach. They look like the best healing items from the shop. Yes they are. When you get Stonewall (if you have him, you can get him in Gettysburg) and/or Moltke (from the Franco-Prussian War. If you dont have him already.), put those Ambulance coaches in their item slots (when you open the general, there are item slots in the right side). If you don't have Moltke yet, just use 1 Ambulance coach for Stonewall. |
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