Describe some of your best or worst battles. I'd love to hear them. Gimme details!!!!!! Staggering odds, incredible losses, deaths of Kings and rises of new nations!!!
Describe some of your best or worst battles. I'd love to hear them. Gimme details!!!!!! Staggering odds, incredible losses, deaths of Kings and rises of new nations!!!
If I could post screenshots from work I would give you the results from when the Kahn assaulted my fortress in Kazar. 3/4 of my army was destroyed but so was the horde.
Reinvent the British and you get a global finance center, edible food and better service. Reinvent the French and you may just get more Germans.
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Down with dried flowers!
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I love playing defensive seiges. Escpecially when I'm playing as a muslim faction, cause they get some pretty good defensive troops.(Saracen Infantry, and Jannisaries and AUM)
Check out this thread; a number of us members posted some pretty good stories there. Enjoy!
"MTW is not a game, it's a way of life." -- drone
Originally Posted by Lars Jorgensun
Worst battle, I outnumbered the enemy 3 to 1 and I had way better troops. I rushed into the battle HEAD ON without trying to flank and my general dies almost right off the bat. My army then routs within 4 minutes of the battle. I can't believe I lost. Its not like I rushed my general in by himself or in the first wave. I used him and only him to flank the side and he dies.
Work, Girlfriend, Responsibilities, Reality, Kids, and MTW - all things in life make life worth living.
Edit October 17th, 2007
Work-Still hate it but I appreciate having it more now.
Girlfriend - ? - looks like I am helping Nga now. Miss sex though.
Responsibilities, Too many bills to too little money
Reality - (Censored)
Kids - My son is improving a little bit each day, still far behind but I may have more kids in the future.
MTW - Kingdoms installed but...Urggg, too soon.
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Conclusion, Life is worth Living now.
Yes, that´s the nice thing about MTW, if you´re not careful you can still loose, even if the odds seem to be in your favour, some routing units and your whole frontline crumbles to dust. It happens far more often than in Rome, or so it seems to me. Dito, I´ve won more than one battle despite my army was already starting to run away collectively.
I seldom played defensive sieges, the AI usually starves out the garrison or the forces left are so paltry that there´s no chance to win the battle.I love playing defensive seiges.
LOL I love defending castles too, even if I know that I have no chance to win.
Speaking of remembering, this is a recent battle I had as the Scots. I bribed the longbows in Wales (I hadn't made Welsh a new faction) but on the next turn, just when they're under my banner, the English invaded Wales full power. It's only the fifth turn in the game and it's early so the english were made up of archers and royal knights. I was gonna capture him for extra money but it was impossible as I didn't have cavalry so I let my spears impale his arse. The king was a great fighter but his soldiers were not lol.
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Well I had lots of cool battles but I can't remember them lol.
Last edited by Weebeast; 11-08-2005 at 12:25.
Eh? What's going on here?
I've saved quite a few battles involving 20 to 80 pictish elite berserkers and royal bodyguards destroying entire armies of mercians and such like. I tend to use AI stupidities as much as possible to prevent being flanked. If you can get berserkers into 1 on 1s they are practically invincible, but if they are flanked the kill ratio goes down from around 1:10^500 to 1:10.
I once had a battle with little less than 6000 enemy soldiers against my 3950. I only used my 500 knights. In the end I killed over 3000 enemy soldiers and lost less than 50.
Before the battle:
After the battle:
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"The point of war is not to die for your country, but to make the other bastard die for his."
-General George S. Patton
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