Takhisis said:Only a couple of things: we argentinians play very differently then, we use other tactics/strategy...
RickFGS said:Small tip sugestion of how to use crapy units like town milita and others:
Lets say its the 10th turn of the game and you ve just been attacked by a full pack of angry gauls - warbands, swordsmen, barbarian cavalry and so on - and you find yourself having 10 town milita, some hastati/scutarii, some cavalry and skirmishers.
What do you do? A good way to deploy your army is to extend your town milita at its most lenght and then set up 5 rows of town milita close together in a column formation very close together and put them in guard mode - put another 5 row column next to the first and you have your own phalanx of crapy troops ready to hold the center for a nice and long period of time, giving you the chance to skirmish the enemy and flanking him with your cavalry and scuttari or other fast infantry.
This set up can even withstand a full charge cavalry attack, as the row is 5 inche deep (10 men) and all units are close together in guard mode.
Dreadnought said:I bring some of them on campaigns to use as cannon fodder/holding units so my best units dont die.
RickFGS said:Small tip sugestion of how to use crapy units like town milita and others:
Lets say its the 10th turn of the game and you ve just been attacked by a full pack of angry gauls - warbands, swordsmen, barbarian cavalry and so on - and you find yourself having 10 town milita, some hastati/scutarii, some cavalry and skirmishers.
What do you do? A good way to deploy your army is to extend your town milita at its most lenght and then set up 5 rows of town milita close together in a column formation very close together and put them in guard mode - put another 5 row column next to the first and you have your own phalanx of crapy troops ready to hold the center for a nice and long period of time, giving you the chance to skirmish the enemy and flanking him with your cavalry and scuttari or other fast infantry.
This set up can even withstand a full charge cavalry attack, as the row is 5 inche deep (10 men) and all units are close together in guard mode.
We sometimes go for very complicated ambushes... we like palying in forests a lot, als, we play many bridge battles, or sometimes we make a tundra-ish plain and have it out with dozens of onagers, elephants, cata-tanks, etc...RickFGS said:hu..like for example.......share it....
Takhisis said:We sometimes go for very complicated ambushes... we like palying in forests a lot, als, we play many bridge battles, or sometimes we make a tundra-ish plain and have it out with dozens of onagers, elephants, cata-tanks, etc...
Takhisis said:Yes, but the guerrilla advantage is for both sides... we always agree beforehand on where to play, since, as we play on LAN, even if it´s a public place it´s fair to smash his nose if he cheats you...
Takhisis said:That´s part of the job... of course, slinger ambushes in the forest are one of the favourites... but most of my pals just don´t seem to realize how useful slingers can be... Rhodians never run out of ammunition
Takhisis said:Rhodians are so good in forest ambushes... they just don´t run out of ammunition, and they can run fast enough to hide again when spotted.
Takhisis said:What on earth is RTR? is it a mod?
Here in Argentina we don´t have that kind of stuff. We only play the original game and kill each other by the thousands on LAN.
2) Levy pikemen are good, if one employs them so that their low morale is not an issue. I defeat them with Roman equites in early game, however... but only with properly coordinated attacks (& not head-on)... so they are not so great; lack of mobilty is their other weakness.In rome total war, Macedon has to be the strangest faction ever.
2)Levy pikemen, ...
4) Whenever i play against it, it seems to pull armies out of nowhere.
5) When played as the computer,...