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Post by ambitiousace on Mar 17, 2020 0:49:23 GMT
Not to mention,Davout one shotted Suvorov and I go crazy bout it last time..But yeah,Suvorov is decent if you use him at his best
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Post by Friedrich “Fried Rice” Paulus on Mar 23, 2020 14:54:17 GMT
Not to mention,Davout one shotted Suvorov and I go crazy bout it last time..But yeah,Suvorov is decent if you use him at his best I don’t even like victoria and she is miles better than suvorov
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Post by ambitiousace on Mar 24, 2020 1:27:43 GMT
Not to mention,Davout one shotted Suvorov and I go crazy bout it last time..But yeah,Suvorov is decent if you use him at his best I don’t even like victoria and she is miles better than suvorov Oof
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Post by Friedrich “Fried Rice” Paulus on Apr 3, 2020 23:43:22 GMT
after using nelson actually, I do appreciate wellesley more. He is pretty good as even at low health, his output won’t be that bad. Still though imo nelson comes with significant improvements so he is the better buy.
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Post by Friedrich “Fried Rice” Paulus on Apr 10, 2020 0:41:22 GMT
COST: 8 EMBLEMS
Have you ever wondered how many generals have 4 useful skills? Well, Davout is one of those very few. He has 3 skills for each of the two best units (cavalry and artillery). Geography is very useful, surprise increases the attack of cavalry and explosive works the same way for artillery. Assault art is very functional as the attack range is increased by the abovementioned abilities. However, if you're a non-S&L player, Davout's attack is a little defective. Therefore, according to your style of play, he can be excellent or good.Imo buying davout is basically like saying “yes, I want all of the princesses, give them to me now!” The guy has the perfect build for collecting princesses. He can be a second sophia with geography after all the princesses are collected.
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Post by ambitiousace on Apr 10, 2020 13:23:21 GMT
COST: 8 EMBLEMS
Have you ever wondered how many generals have 4 useful skills? Well, Davout is one of those very few. He has 3 skills for each of the two best units (cavalry and artillery). Geography is very useful, surprise increases the attack of cavalry and explosive works the same way for artillery. Assault art is very functional as the attack range is increased by the abovementioned abilities. However, if you're a non-S&L player, Davout's attack is a little defective. Therefore, according to your style of play, he can be excellent or good.Imo buying davout is basically like saying “yes, I want all of the princesses, give them to me now!” The guy has the perfect build for collecting princesses. He can be a second sophia with geography after all the princesses are collected. Technically a 'Prince' imo😁 Just fantastic and well-rounded..
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Post by Marshal Forwards on Apr 11, 2020 13:17:40 GMT
COST: 8 EMBLEMS
Have you ever wondered how many generals have 4 useful skills? Well, Davout is one of those very few. He has 3 skills for each of the two best units (cavalry and artillery). Geography is very useful, surprise increases the attack of cavalry and explosive works the same way for artillery. Assault art is very functional as the attack range is increased by the abovementioned abilities. However, if you're a non-S&L player, Davout's attack is a little defective. Therefore, according to your style of play, he can be excellent or good.Imo buying davout is basically like saying “yes, I want all of the princesses, give them to me now!” The guy has the perfect build for collecting princesses. He can be a second sophia with geography after all the princesses are collected. Yes, he’s outstanding. Either as a first buy, when you haven’t got a war horse yet, or a last purchase to give full flexibility to any team. As fast as Lannes or Poniatowski on cav and art while stronger in both. When you want only one IAP, buy 5 emblems, use the 3 you have after EO and he’s your man for endgame. Together with Lannes or Pon you can play any imaginable lineup of inf-cav-art : 2-2-2, 1-3-2, 0-3-3, 0-4-2. The flexibility to try a different approach makes a replay interesting.
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