Hiroshi-O'Duff
06-19-2001, 03:51
This past weekend, I finally finished the game. I have now played all of the clans all the way through (except Ronin, DARN! Now I have to go start a new one!) http://www.totalwar.org/ubb/smile.gif
Anyway, I had the funnest battle I ever had. I was fighting on Owari -- the two-bridge region. I was a bit nervous because the computer had a lot of naginata and a few monkeys. Plus he had me outnumbered two to one (thankfully, the limit of 1200 units helped me in this case). The good news is that the AI never attacks over both bridges at once -- and I'll get to that later.
Well, I had a lot of monkeys (which turned out to be a good thing), some YS, some calvary, and a handful of archers. My yari samurai held the enemy at one bridge and his entire army started to storm across the bridge. I ended up sending all of my HTH units up there to keep them from rolling off the bridge-head en masse, and they kept coming at me.
My armies were holding together pretty well, and I managed to get three sets of monks on the other side of the bridge to collapse on them. His entire army was on the bridge, and it was surrounded by monks!
For the first time ever, I annihilated an entire army -- every enemy warrior on the field was killed, and I really lost very few units.
It was also pretty cool that I didn't have to deal with reinforcements at all. Quite a surprise, actually -- as I was killing his army, I kept expecting the rest of them to sweep in and destroy me.
Regardless, it was quite neat to decimate an army completely, albeit mostly because the computer is dumb.
Duffer
Anyway, I had the funnest battle I ever had. I was fighting on Owari -- the two-bridge region. I was a bit nervous because the computer had a lot of naginata and a few monkeys. Plus he had me outnumbered two to one (thankfully, the limit of 1200 units helped me in this case). The good news is that the AI never attacks over both bridges at once -- and I'll get to that later.
Well, I had a lot of monkeys (which turned out to be a good thing), some YS, some calvary, and a handful of archers. My yari samurai held the enemy at one bridge and his entire army started to storm across the bridge. I ended up sending all of my HTH units up there to keep them from rolling off the bridge-head en masse, and they kept coming at me.
My armies were holding together pretty well, and I managed to get three sets of monks on the other side of the bridge to collapse on them. His entire army was on the bridge, and it was surrounded by monks!
For the first time ever, I annihilated an entire army -- every enemy warrior on the field was killed, and I really lost very few units.
It was also pretty cool that I didn't have to deal with reinforcements at all. Quite a surprise, actually -- as I was killing his army, I kept expecting the rest of them to sweep in and destroy me.
Regardless, it was quite neat to decimate an army completely, albeit mostly because the computer is dumb.
Duffer