EW6 conquest records

cojoncio ,
Made several replays of UK1812 yesterday just to check Your "tips"
It is not working unfortunately.
I conquered Atlantic coast of USA (their most valuable and profitable cities) and Paris quite fast:







But neither population limit nor economy was crippled. Not even near. Neither for USA nor for France. Both were spamming hoards of units during many turns:





So as You see USA was defeated only by turn 18 with small allocated forces and I simply left France to deal with my allies and non-general units to finish, as France spawns strong generals in small cities easily. So Your "tip" kill USA and France in several turns and You are rich and happy is not working. You need to refresh units in the cities to hold (every turn in many places), recruit units for Your generals and to help a bit to allies.

Here we come to the most important "tip" - American wonder. I don't understand when exactly You send Your Sakurako or Wellington ahead as they are overwhelmed by enemy forces in Europe easily. They are simply not strong enough to conquer new city on their way every turn as cavalry can. American wonder can easily send them deep into the enemy territory, true, but it is a suicide assault. I have to replay conquest several times because of checking this "tip". Was sending my infantry gens here and there with no success. And as I see at Your winning screen Your units are quite healthy. The main problem: by the time we are attacking Ottomans Balkans are mostly occupied. Check, even though Austria is still alive couple of non-grenadier infantry generals will die nearby the first city. They will simply be overwhelmed.





After all I recieved very close result to Your 33 turns. I defeated the Ottomans by turn 34 with cavalry team and only *Auto Corrected* Algerian city didn't allow to acomplish the conquest. But that wasn't my infantry team. They are not fast enough to do it. And American wonder used once per 5 turns is not a panacea, unfortunately.





So what I can resume: UK-1812 33 turns is doable of course and even better. But Your strategy is still not revealed and as I understand Your so called "tips" are given here in the thread to avoid direct answers only. "Tips" are not explaining AT WHAT TURN Your Sakurako (fast and furious of course, but not strong to conquer cities)  managed to get to Asia Minor so early to conquer Syria and Iraq with full-health cities some of which are huge, like Damascus. And WHAT WAS the way she get there (by Sea, through Europe, through Africa). Questions are still the same.

Tips are useless... well, do we need to wait another month?

Excellent! Well done andrei , you managed to made it in around 35-36 turns. My respect for you has increased several points, now instead of spamming in this chat, you grabbed the game and try to demonstrate/beat it. From now on I will focus my trolling on stoic and others
USA has to fall  minimum in 14, otherwise would be difficult to beat me. One of your given generals in Portugal must proceed forthwith to Africa, leech a foothold, and with few units you would not have to bother against those guys. Remember that you have the Royal Navy in the Mediterranean to support you. Create Murat in UK, and after taking Paris, dash him to Greece, take one single foothold, and from there to Anatolia via Georgia. Leave cities near Paris, dont waste turns with those. Focus on the cities near Italy. Leave Ankara and Istanbul for the end; take the eastern cities on middle orient and then southern (closer to Egypt). The troops you use to take Paris have to be splitted in 2, one small force to conquer France and the second one to Italy. You dont have to bother against Denmark, just declare war them in turn 1. You will have to deal with an angry Falsen, but when Sweden join most Danish will be on the water or in wrong places. And finally try, try and try until you refine your strategy. Good luck!
PS: Sakurako was a trolling, of course he was Wellington. He came from Istanbul. Once you have New York, you can cross almost half Europe in a single turn. Remember that associative property applies, so always sum first (wonder) and multiply later (forced march).