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Post by Colonel James E. Ross on Dec 27, 2017 1:55:07 GMT
Okay, I tried this once a year or two back. I found it to be quite easy, but today I tried it again, and I found out that this is possibly the easiest conquest in EW4. I started to play a multitude of different countries in different years in different places. I found a few easy ones, but the most easy one came in 1809. In 1809 my top contenders for the easiest and best conquests got to
1. Algeria 2. Poland 3. Italy
Now, you've most likely noticed they are all blue(anti-coalition) and you would be smart if you did. As in 1809 the blue(anti-coalition) have the upper hand and more numbers. You also may have noticed Algeria, and I can imagine everyone saying "Algeria? Isn't that an african minor power?" and you would be correct. You simply go into morocco while keeping your starter general alive, then when you get enough spawn a guard horse and place charles on it. Then after morocco is gone go for spain then when napoleon owns nearly all of spain move into portugal and tunisia. Then you push into britain and then europe. From there, you just need to stop prussia and russia. By then you'd probably have 9999 of everything. So, have fun. As for the other 2 Poland and Italy, you must find out on your own.
Hope this helps. ~Ross
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Post by derpyorganism on Dec 27, 2017 13:15:16 GMT
Lol Poland is so easy because you have top generals (Dombrowski, Poniatowski, Sulkowski)
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Post by Nobunaga Oda on Dec 27, 2017 15:55:44 GMT
Well, the Red Storm can still sweep away the foes of Russia! (And it's not that hard either)
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Post by Colonel James E. Ross on Dec 27, 2017 16:55:29 GMT
derpyorganism , That is why I placed poland second. Nobunaga Oda , True, but naturally the anti-coalition have the upper hand in 1809, hence why I named this dummies guide to 1809, not experienced players guide to 1809. Algeria is very fun to play as and is very fast in the beginning but gets slow near the end as russia and prussia made a huge european wall to block algeria and napoleon.
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