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    Quote Originally Posted by Tony Furze
    Just started Al Mohads and on GA, why is it El Cid's so hard to bribe yet so easy to beat? He sits in the middle between two bridges and you can march your men at their slowest from the unguarded bridge side and whip him.
    I've often wondered the same. Also he was supposed to be an important noble and general, so why is he a Jinete general with such a paltry force at his disposal? Maybe a reflection of his later life as a mercenary? Anyway, it usually takes several attempts to bribe rebel generals posessing a few command stars so this is normal.
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    I haven't played the Hungarians in awhile so I forgot about them. Add them to the list as well.
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