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Post by andrei on Nov 12, 2015 15:28:21 GMT
I have 3 cavalry generals: Murat, Lasalle and Lan  Lasalle is better but a bit boring. When passing the campaigns for the first time I was using Murat and Lasalle. Now I prefer to use Murat and Lan. Murat is awaresome, but with specific purposes on the map. That's of course in case we are speaking about the generals regardless tier 2-3 |
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Post by Suvorov on Nov 12, 2015 16:03:34 GMT
Couldn’t choose between Lasalle and Murat. Eventually bought them both
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Post by kanue on Nov 13, 2015 5:10:10 GMT
I have neither Lasalle nor Murat so I use Lan and Ney. I also have Berthier but he still needs to learn many things from instructor Agha. Maybe, I use Sakurako as my third cavalry general for now.
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Post by Dobeln on Jan 22, 2016 23:59:01 GMT
My best General is Immortal Grouchy, 6 Nobility and 150 Rank #OP
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Post by Jean Lannes on Jan 27, 2016 3:37:35 GMT
My best General is Immortal Grouchy, 6 Nobility and 150 Rank #OP We could have needed that Grouchy during the Battle of Wavre |
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Post by Dobeln on Jan 27, 2016 16:07:44 GMT
My best General is Immortal Grouchy, 6 Nobility and 150 Rank #OP We could have needed that Grouchy during the Battle of Wavre In fact we did have him  |
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Post by wintercastle on Jan 29, 2016 13:51:01 GMT
These two are my best generals. My Isabela is not bad either but doesn't look as impressive and for some reason, artillery nobility rises much slower. I don't spend money though so can't get Moreau or Surorov. Pity, i want them both!   |
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Post by Mountbatten on Jan 29, 2016 13:54:51 GMT
These two are my best generals. My Isabela is not bad either but doesn't look as impressive and for some reason, artillery nobility rises much slower. I don't spend money though so can't get Moreau or Surorov. Pity, i want them both! Nobility is gained from capturing cities. That's probably why it rises so slowly. I usually use artillery to destroy the city, not capture it. |
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Post by Dain on Jan 29, 2016 16:58:26 GMT
In fact, nobility is gained from capturing a city or from killing a unit. War rank is gained only from damage dealt.
When a general is equipped with Crown, there is probably 3 nobility points for killing a unit, and 8-9 points from capturing a city.
Without Crown it is much less.
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Post by Carolus on Jan 29, 2016 19:44:20 GMT
My generals are:
Sophia. With 5 stars of artillery, war rank 125, nobility 7. (damage about 40-70, more than 100 against fortress)
Fatimah. With 4 stars of cavalry, war rank 125, nobility 7.
Isabela. With only 3 stars of artilley. war rank 98, nobility 5
Dobeln. war rank 54, nobility 1.
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Post by scottso on Jan 29, 2016 21:55:40 GMT
I've noticed two things about Nobility...
1) It rises faster playing campaigns over conquests.
2) The higher the rank(?) number is, the slower it (nobility) rises. I have Sophia at 150/6 and have played at least 6 conquests and replayed a few campaigns and the scale has barely moved.
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Post by Jean Lannes on Jan 31, 2016 16:51:17 GMT
I've noticed two things about Nobility... 1) It rises faster playing campaigns over conquests. 2) The higher the rank(?) number is, the slower it (nobility) rises. I have Sophia at 150/6 and have played at least 6 conquests and replayed a few campaigns and the scale has barely moved. latter is correct. I use the amount of medals needed for an upgrade as hint for how far I am. |
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