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Post by Nobunaga Oda on Aug 16, 2024 16:04:08 GMT
Is it me or does only beating the source of the invasion gives us War Points?
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Post by pedninja on Aug 16, 2024 16:38:35 GMT
Is it me or does only beating the source of the invasion gives us War Points? Same for me. |
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Post by pevertpanda on Aug 16, 2024 16:53:10 GMT
Is it me or does only beating the source of the invasion gives us War Points? It does indeed. I think the invasion is annoying, the rebels units have more levels than ours but the rewards are a few coins for each minor battles, and medals for the final. |
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Post by mrlamo on Aug 17, 2024 13:31:44 GMT
Is it me or does only beating the source of the invasion gives us War Points? It does indeed. I think the invasion is annoying, the rebels units have more levels than ours but the rewards are a few coins for each minor battles, and medals for the final. from EasyTech: 官方在中國大陸的微博網站上發表了這樣的貼文，預告下次改版將調整入侵難度及增加真田幸村的皮膚。 (The English part is machine translation, and the actual information is mainly based on the original text.) Recently, we have observed in the community that many players feel at a loss about this update, especially the invasion gameplay and the development of some generals' ranks. We are very sorry for the bad experience caused by the update content. We have sorted out the suggestions and thoughts about this update and fed back to the planning team of "Great Conqueror 2: Warring States Period" as soon as possible to help lock in specific problems. Regarding the invasion and rank effects, the following adjustments will be made in the future: 1. The invasion function will be adjusted in difficulty; 2. Sanada Yukimura will add a new skin, and the rank effect will also be adjusted according to the new skin. Thank you very much for the commanders' attention and opinions on "Great Conqueror 2: Warring States Period". We will continue to pay attention to the voice of the community, and hope that the commanders will give feedback to create a better game environment together. ** Please refer to the game update for specific optimization and adjustment plans and update content 近期，我們在社群中觀察到，不少玩家對本次更新感到無所適從，尤其是入侵玩法和部分武將軍銜養成。 對於更新內容引發的不良體驗，我們感到十分抱歉。 我們已將本次更新的建議和感想整理完畢並且在第一時間回饋給《大征服者2：戰國時代》策劃組，幫助鎖定具體問題。 針對入侵和軍階效果，未來將予以以下調整： 1、入侵功能會在難度上進行調整； 2.真田幸村將會增設新皮膚，軍階效果也會根據新皮膚有所調整。 十分感謝指揮官們對於《大征服者2：戰國時代》的關注與意見提供，我們將持續關注社區聲音，也望指揮官們不吝回饋，共創更好的遊戲環境。 **具體優化調整方案及更新內容請以遊戲更新為準 |
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Post by Dannes on Aug 17, 2024 14:49:38 GMT
Is it me or does only beating the source of the invasion gives us War Points? It does indeed. I think the invasion is annoying, the rebels units have more levels than ours but the rewards are a few coins for each minor battles, and medals for the final. Honestly am just nuking the main starts and ignoring the others, the hassle is not worth the 500 coins it gives |
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Post by pevertpanda on Aug 19, 2024 11:53:37 GMT
It does indeed. I think the invasion is annoying, the rebels units have more levels than ours but the rewards are a few coins for each minor battles, and medals for the final. Honestly am just nuking the main starts and ignoring the others, the hassle is not worth the 500 coins it gives I thought that defeating the small castles around will weaken the enemy and increase more War Points. How wrong am I! |
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Post by Nobunaga Oda on Aug 19, 2024 15:00:24 GMT
Honestly am just nuking the main starts and ignoring the others, the hassle is not worth the 500 coins it gives I thought that defeating the small castles around will weaken the enemy and increase more War Points. How wrong am I! IMO, it might be worth it if they disrupt a Wonder and the bonus is desireable. I did wonder why the spread do not count towards points. But, this makes things straightforward for us: just cut off the invasion at its origin. |
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Post by Nobunaga Oda on Aug 23, 2024 16:21:52 GMT
 An aggressive origin this time. The enemies will turn our allies after reducing their castle HP to 0. At the start of Turn 3 or 4, 4-5 enemy reinforcements invaded the field. After turning the troops of the 3 garrison positions, they will attack our positions. Only the troops in the garrison will not move. A fierce battle that demanded elite gens with high statuses and equipment. |
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Post by Nobunaga Oda on Aug 25, 2024 11:02:29 GMT
Got the same battle at Gassantoda. The arty gens can hit hard. I saw one of the white cannons hit for close to 500 dmg.
The same gen has about 1/4 - 1/4 rank upgrades as well.
This is not very balanced, IMO. It means players might be expected to pay for both Rank and gacha at the same time. (Even if the Rank upgrades seem to give small benefits.)
Won by switching Tadakatsu for Yoshihisa. Added a strategy of actively denying accesses to the city because my prior 2 losses were due to the loss of the keep.
I think keeping enemies out of the outer walls and manning those walls allows the keep's HP to br regenerated. This could distract the DoP or any arty unit, but we're still not out of the woods yet.
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Post by guest on Aug 26, 2024 22:04:27 GMT
These invasions are impossible, I just started the game and their troops are several levels higher. Now, a very large chunk of my empire is taken by them and I can't do anything
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Post by guest on Aug 26, 2024 22:22:29 GMT
I don't really know what ET expects me to do, my generals are mostly all one star and the only good unit I have (sword master) is lvl 2. The enemies are all lvl 7+ and I get surrounded and killed immediately. And that's the branch invasions, the main invasion has up to lvl 13 units with generals.
I guess invasions in previous ET games didn't feel like "invasions" because you could just ignore them and they don't do anything, but I would much prefer that to losing a quarter of my territory and income to some invincible enemy. I guess my only option is to beat campaign to level up my troops which sucks because in the meantime I am losing a ton of coins each day.
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Post by Nobunaga Oda on Aug 28, 2024 4:29:33 GMT
Invasion is tough! One thing I noticed is that if you win the non-source battles first, the invasion source city battle becomes much easier. If you win the source city battle first all the other infected cities disappear. I suspect I'll have 100s of those kylo ren helmets before I upgrade my gens. Too many other things to spend Ban Kin on. Faced a tough source battle today. Ran out of time to wear the enemy down in under 20 turns. If I relied on counterattacks, my gens would perish first. Right now, I'm clearing the spillover. It seems to wear the source down by ~100 - ~200 HP per spillover cleared. There's probably a percentage to this. I think Shōgun Ieyasu might give a better output based on skills than young Matsudaira. If the 2nd skin is used and he stays in the same position, he constantly has a +25% atk up in every turn compared to a 150% strong attack after losing a turn. |
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Post by Theron of Acragas on Aug 28, 2024 5:59:28 GMT
Invasion is tough! One thing I noticed is that if you win the non-source battles first, the invasion source city battle becomes much easier. If you win the source city battle first all the other infected cities disappear. I suspect I'll have 100s of those kylo ren helmets before I upgrade my gens. Too many other things to spend Ban Kin on. Faced a tough source battle today. Ran out of time to wear the enemy down in under 20 turns. If I relied on counterattacks, my gens would perish first. Right now, I'm clearing the spillover. It seems to wear the source down by ~100 - ~200 HP per spillover cleared. There's probably a percentage to this. I think Shōgun Ieyasu might give a better output based on skills than young Matsudaira. If the 2nd skin is used and he stays in the same position, he constantly has a +25% atk up in every turn compared to a 150% strong attack after losing a turn. in each group of three there's one general (with the sword icon) who restores 500 HP and 10 attack to all enemy units when he dies, which means you really need to pay attention to the order you kill units, and that splitting your forces isn't practical. Once you realize that, this one is pretty straightforward. |
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Post by Nobunaga Oda on Aug 28, 2024 7:49:01 GMT
Faced a tough source battle today. Ran out of time to wear the enemy down in under 20 turns. If I relied on counterattacks, my gens would perish first. Right now, I'm clearing the spillover. It seems to wear the source down by ~100 - ~200 HP per spillover cleared. There's probably a percentage to this. I think Shōgun Ieyasu might give a better output based on skills than young Matsudaira. If the 2nd skin is used and he stays in the same position, he constantly has a +25% atk up in every turn compared to a 150% strong attack after losing a turn. in each group of three there's one general (with the sword icon) who restores 500 HP and 10 attack to all enemy units when he dies, which means you really need to pay attention to the order you kill units, and that splitting your forces isn't practical. Once you realize that, this one is pretty straightforward. In this / today's invasion, I think that splitting them and the map into two is necessary for efficiency. Splitting them is arguably even more important at the tactical level to eliminate nearby enemies before the captain is defeated and buffs nearby allies with +500 HP and 10 atk. Though, I do concentrate a squad to focus fire as needed. |
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Post by Theron of Acragas on Aug 28, 2024 8:17:03 GMT
in each group of three there's one general (with the sword icon) who restores 500 HP and 10 attack to all enemy units when he dies, which means you really need to pay attention to the order you kill units, and that splitting your forces isn't practical. Once you realize that, this one is pretty straightforward. In this / today's invasion, I think that splitting them and the map into two is necessary for efficiency. Splitting them is arguably even more important at the tactical level to eliminate nearby enemies before the captain is defeated and buffs nearby allies with +500 HP and 10 atk. Though, I do concentrate a squad to focus fire as needed. Splitting the map into two is definitely not necessary, I cleared it with several turns to spare without, and I think it makes managing attacks to minimize the buffs very difficult (note that the buff applies to *everyone*, not just nearby units). Tactically, yes, obviously, but the tactics are a lot simpler to manage with your forces concentrated. |
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