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    Weird Organism Senior Member Drisos's Avatar
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    hey, thanks i found this site when i was looking for gaming sites, i'm registered a few days ago I like it here!

    that battle with mori was my record!

    priest-warriors are one of my favourites!

    I like mori too, but have not got much koku in the beginning!

    i was playing at normal(not too high, not too low) strategy: much cavalry, quick attack, run after every man!


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    welcome to the org m8 drisos

    dont bet only in cav m8.

    and congrats in our victory
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    Welcome Drisos, and congratulations with your victories! In due time you will come to appreciate all factions, even Oda who starts out with little koku, a rag-tag territory and the need to rely on Yari Ashigaru at the start of your campaign. Try your hand at them, and report your experiences from time to time.
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    I still have to persuade myself to start an Oda campaign...
    I can't tear myself away from the cav of the Takeda and the archers from clan Uesegi...I also occasionally took the green clan, cause I liked their strategical place on the map...

    Welcome to the Org drisos. Also try to win a campaign using just arquebusiers...could be fun
    Abandon all hope.

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    This is the clan I play most as, but I take it much more slowly. I also play on Hard, and start at 1530 (I like to build up from scratch). I find that the first 4-6 turns are the hardest, because you have rebels, Takeda, and Hojo all attacking you. After I fend off all the attacks I consolidate and build up. I take all the rebel provinces behind me, then unleash my wrath upon the Takeda, Hojo, Imigawa, and Oda. Then the rest of the game is basically a mop-up operation. BTW I almost never use cavs. I use Buddhist Monks for attacking, and spearmen/archers with a few buddhists for defending. This has worked for me in most of my games, although the monks can be a bit hard to produce and maintain as they are quite pricey.

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    In the Uesugi 1530 campaign I find Kozuke to be a poor place for my HQ, so on the first turn I raze everything for extra starting koku and move all my troops into Musashi and rebuild there. Musashi is rich and much easier to defend with the river. Abandoning Kozuke creates a vaccuum and thins out the rebs nearby a little as they move in to occupy it (with one unit, which doesn't threaten me in Musashi). I bribe Shimosa asap, another river province and easy to defend, and this creates a nice defensible front. I then take Kazusa (which provides better emissaries), and bribe Shimotsuke, Hitachi, and Mutsu (Mutsu having a nice collection of troops) as soon as I can afford to (being sure I have additional troops or shinobi to add to the garrisons, to avoid rebellion). I try to bribe Dewa too, as there is a unit of No Dachi there which is handy to have early on. As you described, once I have the Eastern lands lands under my control, I turn my attention on Hojo and Takeda. It is easy to keep them at bay until this point because Musashi is so easy to defend.

    I find that sometimes it is good to take a step back and then leap forward 5. I approach many of the campaigns this way now, as oftentimes starting positions are tenuous at best.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mithrandir
    I still have to persuade myself to start an Oda campaign...
    I can't tear myself away from the cav of the Takeda and the archers from clan Uesegi...I also occasionally took the green clan, cause I liked their strategical place on the map...

    Welcome to the Org drisos. Also try to win a campaign using just arquebusiers...could be fun
    Mmm, Oda. My favourite clan because they are always the underdogs in all the campaigns (unless I am taking them).

    Winning with arquebus is nearly impossible at expert. It is possible with muskets though,
    Keeping the ashigarus in line since 1575

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    Would you consider Oda to be more disadvantaged than Tokugawa at the start of the 1580 campaign?
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    Weird Organism Senior Member Drisos's Avatar
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    Yeah, i've won my campaign with the uesugi clan!
    I'm gonna start my second campaign!
    with MORI or SHIMAZU i think, or maybe Uesugi at niveau HARD

    i bought the game (warlord version) few weeks ago!

    i really like talking to guys like jou all(high niveau, higher than me(yet))

    ODA in the beginning is fucking hard, i think! when I was uesugi, oda didn't stand a chance against those priest-warriors of the rebels!
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