Post by pathdoc on Dec 6, 2016 13:36:39 GMT
Some of this is probably somewhere on the forum (feel free to insert links), but I would love to know some things.
1) Proper, sophisticated and subtle use of flags and the banner skill. What they are supposed to do and how it translates into actual practice.
2) Proper, sophisticated and subtle use of trenches, fences and bunkers - yes, the cheap generals lure you into buying them by having this as a skill, but their existence implies that those generals have those skills for a reason and there must be a proper way to use them. I accept that if you're running for princesses you probably don't want to waste time on this, but there must be positive aspects.
3) In practical terms, how powerful should an attack or defence item be before it is worthwhile to buy? (e.g. what about all these +1 or +2 items, +1 movement items, etc.)
4) A proper, detailed discussion of what all the various skills are, and which ones are actually useful in various circumstances (for choosing which generals to buy or not buy when the number of stars for a particular unit type is the same).
1) Proper, sophisticated and subtle use of flags and the banner skill. What they are supposed to do and how it translates into actual practice.
2) Proper, sophisticated and subtle use of trenches, fences and bunkers - yes, the cheap generals lure you into buying them by having this as a skill, but their existence implies that those generals have those skills for a reason and there must be a proper way to use them. I accept that if you're running for princesses you probably don't want to waste time on this, but there must be positive aspects.
3) In practical terms, how powerful should an attack or defence item be before it is worthwhile to buy? (e.g. what about all these +1 or +2 items, +1 movement items, etc.)
4) A proper, detailed discussion of what all the various skills are, and which ones are actually useful in various circumstances (for choosing which generals to buy or not buy when the number of stars for a particular unit type is the same).
If anything, it may be most useful in long medal-grinding games where you know you will be facing only one type of opposition. (Speaking of which, do you know if attacks from ships count as artillery, or are they something else?)
