Thank you Tamur.Originally Posted by Tamur
Yep, I had the same thing when i started my Brutii campaign (it does seem the senate requests are almost always the same for each campaign), but I went with the Senate and took Apollona first. I quickly realised this was not the best strategy... You smack bang in the middle of both the Greek and Macedonian empires, so are open to attack from all sides. Thus I came up with the above strategy.The trick is to hit Sparta and Athens as early as possible. I had better success ignoring the Senate's first two requests (take Apollonia and blockade Syracuse, in my case), and instead focusing all my energy on getting Athens and Sparta. The Senate thought I stank.
You gave away ATHENS?? Hmm, no wonder they accepted your offer. Athens is worth a fortune in income... I was getting over 5000 a turn at one stage. I'd never give that one away, but hey, I'm greedy.But after I had taken Athens, Sparta, Corinth, Larissa, and Thermon, and negotiated a Scipii attack on the Greeks by giving them Athens, the Senate were very happy with me.
Colt.
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