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  1. 05-13-2009, 15:00 #1
    Peasant Phill
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    Default Subdueing new acquisitions

    I'm new to ETW (just started a grand campaign this week). In all honesty the last TW game I played was MTW VI (until a few weeks). It's all a bit confusing to me but overall I think I'm getting the hang of it pretty fast.

    The only thing I'm really struggle with is pacifying conquered cities. I'm in a short Prussian campaign and so far I've managed to hang on to Dresden and Gdansk relatively incident free but with big garrisons. Warshaw however is something entirely different and will be a thorn in my side for years to come. I've excempted them from taxes, I've send a missionary to preach, my whole eastern army is present, ... What more can I do?

    So what are your tactics for pacifying and integrating regions in your kingdom/empire/...?
    What units fare better at policing duties (dragoons? militia?)?
    Last edited by Peasant Phill; 05-13-2009 at 15:01. Reason: typo in title
    Quote Originally Posted by Drone
    Someone has to watch over the wheat.
    Quote Originally Posted by TinCow
    We've made our walls sufficiently thick that we don't even hear the wet thuds of them bashing their brains against the outer wall and falling as lifeless corpses into our bottomless moat.
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