My Macedonian general personally laid low Pyrrhus after a baffling single-handed siege on Pella.
However, this did not even bother the Epierotes...
It gave no benefit to the general in question...
Is this normal?
My Macedonian general personally laid low Pyrrhus after a baffling single-handed siege on Pella.
However, this did not even bother the Epierotes...
It gave no benefit to the general in question...
Is this normal?
Last edited by IrishHitman; 11-23-2008 at 03:59.
Μηδεν εωρακεναι φoβερωτερον και δεινοτερον φαλλαγγος μακεδονικης
There is no trigger in the code for RTW that can tell whether one general kills another.
Foot
EBII Mod Leader
Hayasdan Faction Co-ordinator
He does. But it doesn't make any difference, firstly how good the opposing general is or if your general kills that opposing general. Your question did not seem to be about whether your general gets command stars for engaging with the enemy.
Foot
EBII Mod Leader
Hayasdan Faction Co-ordinator
I think you ask for too much, IrishHitmanAnyway, I bet it was Alkyoneus right? Long live Makedonia!
Maion
~Maion
'twas indeed!
You could imagine my surprise when I hit the end turn button, went to the kitchen for a cup of tea, and returned to see Pyrrhus in siege at Pella without so much as a second unit to help him.
I had a strong cavalry force in the area and knocked the crap out of him in minutes after routing him to a massive sloping hill beside a lake.
Μηδεν εωρακεναι φoβερωτερον και δεινοτερον φαλλαγγος μακεδονικης
Ha, I know I've played numerous Makedonian campaigns and know Pyrrhos attacks on the very first turn. That's why I always send reinforcements from DemetriasThe Thessalikoi are indeed very good cavalry, I creamed his Somatophylakes with a pincer attack in my current campaign as well. If you like, take a look at my ongoing Makedonian AAR. You can see some stuff there.
Maion
~Maion
Pyrrhus seems to be a particularly vunerable General early on. In the few times I've started a Macedonian campaign ( different versions of EB) I always attcked Pyrrhus's force near Pella. In 3 out of 4 battles I was able to charge my FM cavalry into his bodyguard and every time first casualty was the man himself.
"Tell them I said something......"
Pancho Villa
Completed; Rome AD14!
Well, speak of yourself. In my campaigns, Pyrrhos is the last to die, or one of the last.
Maion
~Maion
That depends on which side you hit him on. If you lead a cavalry charge directly onto a stationary generals left flank he almost always dies first because of the charge bonuses.
Last edited by /Bean\; 11-24-2008 at 16:26.
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Actually, Pyrrhus retreated on his first turn, and returned alone.... About 10 years later...
I keep having trouble with sieging the Spartans, and was busy with them and Asia Minor attacks when he popped out of nowhere.
Still, my force in Pella alone could have routed him, but I wanted a nice cav battle.
I'll have a good look at that AAR.
Μηδεν εωρακεναι φoβερωτερον και δεινοτερον φαλλαγγος μακεδονικης
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