Post by Sorbet on Apr 26, 2016 18:34:14 GMT
Conquests often take too much time. It's really quite a work to conquer the globe and controll tens of units each turn. Often the effort seems too overwhelming that you don't want to dive into them even if it's easy and with high rewards.
For that matter, I wonder if there are any tricks to reduce this burden? The key I think is to focus mainly on actions that count (like general units) and ignore insignificant ones, so that you can reduce your thought-time spent while maintaining effeciency and effectivity of your army as much as possible.
One idea I use is in the Cold War era is stop moving all your units (except those to reach cities out of airport range) and just build nukes, throw nukes, throw in PMI and skip turn, once you reach the point where you've occupied all key nuke locations.
Any ideas?
For that matter, I wonder if there are any tricks to reduce this burden? The key I think is to focus mainly on actions that count (like general units) and ignore insignificant ones, so that you can reduce your thought-time spent while maintaining effeciency and effectivity of your army as much as possible.
One idea I use is in the Cold War era is stop moving all your units (except those to reach cities out of airport range) and just build nukes, throw nukes, throw in PMI and skip turn, once you reach the point where you've occupied all key nuke locations.
Any ideas?
