nickmandler
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It is very possible to take out any enemy in just one turn, no matter how gigantic their empire may be. I've done it at least 3 times. If you want a truly unstoppable blitz, read on!
Like any strategy, there are prerequisites. You must be able to build railroads, the enemies must have their cities mostly connected by roads or railroads, and they must be in decent proximity, meaning that you will have to wait a while if you can't get to their noncontiguous cities.
The first thing to do is to prepare your military and workers. You must have many fast units, either cavalry or modern armor. The bigger the enemy, the more you'll need. At least 3 per city is advisable. As for workers, you'll need an awful lot if the enemy doesn't have railroads everywhere, at least 2 per enemy city, ready to do what you tell them to do. Finally, if you want defense for the cities, have at least a few pikemen/riflemen/infantry/mech. inf. ready for the assault.
Now you are prepared.
Like any strategy, there are prerequisites. You must be able to build railroads, the enemies must have their cities mostly connected by roads or railroads, and they must be in decent proximity, meaning that you will have to wait a while if you can't get to their noncontiguous cities.
The first thing to do is to prepare your military and workers. You must have many fast units, either cavalry or modern armor. The bigger the enemy, the more you'll need. At least 3 per city is advisable. As for workers, you'll need an awful lot if the enemy doesn't have railroads everywhere, at least 2 per enemy city, ready to do what you tell them to do. Finally, if you want defense for the cities, have at least a few pikemen/riflemen/infantry/mech. inf. ready for the assault.
Now you are prepared.