Considering Lincoln now has knights, a serious threat to our armies, I think we might want to reconsider our attack plan.
I propose this plan:
Our current new giruvegan stacks takes the western path, through Dur-Kurigalzu. Our current Edorai stack takes the eastern path, through Nippur.
This attack takes 6 turns of movement, and probably 4-8 turns of bombardment and attacks. That should take out 3 Babylonian cities, with 34 population and several wonders, all in one turnchat.
You'll be wondering why I'm now suggesting this plan, while I was previously advocating attacking the flanks. During the troops counts I noticed that most of the Babylonian troops were placed in the fringe cities, while I was expecting them to defend their core.
If we decide to follow this plan, I think we can go once our stacks have moved to their starting positions, and once the current samurai, horseacher and scout in Babylonian territory have been evacuated to a safer place.
I propose this plan:
Our current new giruvegan stacks takes the western path, through Dur-Kurigalzu. Our current Edorai stack takes the eastern path, through Nippur.
This attack takes 6 turns of movement, and probably 4-8 turns of bombardment and attacks. That should take out 3 Babylonian cities, with 34 population and several wonders, all in one turnchat.
You'll be wondering why I'm now suggesting this plan, while I was previously advocating attacking the flanks. During the troops counts I noticed that most of the Babylonian troops were placed in the fringe cities, while I was expecting them to defend their core.
If we decide to follow this plan, I think we can go once our stacks have moved to their starting positions, and once the current samurai, horseacher and scout in Babylonian territory have been evacuated to a safer place.
