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Post by Prince Willem van Oranje on Dec 28, 2016 19:06:28 GMT
I still don't really understand how to get them. I've won all conquests except for Europe in 1806. I saw a video where someone finished a conquest and got a menu to rule Europe or go to Asia and I still haven't gotten anything like that. Or do I get them in campaign somehow?
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Post by Jean-Luc Picard on Dec 28, 2016 19:11:50 GMT
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Post by Prince Willem van Oranje on Dec 28, 2016 20:21:09 GMT
I don't really understand the thread about saving the file to get more years ruled? How does that work? Also, in the menu it says that have have ruled Europe and America both for 100 years. Do I now just play a Europe conquest under 65 rounds and then get a random princess?
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Post by Yi Sun Sin on Dec 28, 2016 21:09:55 GMT
I don't really understand the thread about saving the file to get more years ruled? How does that work? Also, in the menu it says that have have ruled Europe and America both for 100 years. Do I now just play a Europe conquest under 65 rounds and then get a random princess? Basically, just finish a conquest as fast as you can, and if you're fast enough, you will be rewarded with a princess. I think there are 8 princesses and the better the princess is, the faster you will have to finish the conquest to get her. A recommended beginner's conquest to get Sophia (the easiest princess.) is France 1798. |
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Post by Prince Willem van Oranje on Dec 28, 2016 21:54:53 GMT
How fast do I need to be for every princess? And does it matter what conquest I do for the princess?
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Post by Jean-Luc Picard on Dec 28, 2016 22:09:05 GMT
How fast do I need to be for every princess? And does it matter what conquest I do for the princess? That info can be found in the thread I linked. It only matters what continent the conquest is. Beyond that, difficulty is the sole factor. |
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Post by pathdoc on Dec 29, 2016 12:13:11 GMT
To get some of them, you also have to be well ahead in campaign progress, and in rank and nobility. See the threads on farming/grinding rank and nobility, which will also get you medals to spend on generals and items that help you finish campaigns faster.
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Post by Prince Willem van Oranje on Dec 29, 2016 15:06:17 GMT
Ok I thought I knew how the game works but apparently I don't since I don't even know what nobility does.
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Post by pathdoc on Dec 29, 2016 20:26:08 GMT
I thought I knew how it worked too at first, but you only really find out by reading extensively in Headquarters and Training Camp and then going back and reading a whole lot.
IN short, nobility applied to the player has an influence on which princesses they can win if they finish under a certain number of turns.
Nobility applied to specific generals (when won by a unit commanded by that general) causes the general to level up in terms of the number of health points it can regenerate per turn (maximum of ten). This is related in part to rank (gained by combat experience), which details how many health points they have to start with and how much damage they can take (up to 150, plus whatever HP the unit they're commanding has).
A general with peak nobility and peak rank is difficult to kill, and if they are on the move from place to place and enemy to enemy, rather than engaged in a continuous attritional slugfest, they can sometimes regenerate health between battles almost as fast as they lose it.
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Post by Prince Willem van Oranje on Dec 29, 2016 23:47:44 GMT
So the amount of nobility and the general can influence the outcome of the princess? Because I currently have all of my generals on max nobility.
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Post by Yi Sun Sin on Dec 30, 2016 1:46:53 GMT
So the amount of nobility and the general can influence the outcome of the princess? Because I currently have all of my generals on max nobility. But I would say campaign progress and amount of resources are more important. |
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Post by junius on Jan 1, 2017 9:05:31 GMT
I don't think rank and nobility do that much. Any boost in my score has always been through stars- rank and nobility have had no effect for me.
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