Do you listen to the advisors?

**Tran** · 01-27-2007, 02:23

What do you think of Sir Robert and Lady Gwondelyn? Did you find their advices as life-savers or just something you wish to forget soon? How do you think they should improved, perhaps as input for the next patch

**Marquis of Roland** · 01-27-2007, 02:38

The advice given is good for players new to the game, once you've finished 1 campaign you should probably turn it off.

**Skott** · 01-27-2007, 03:26

In the beginning I listened to them but now I pretty much know what to build and when. Ocassionally I come to a toss up as to whats best to build next and click on the advisor but its like Marquis said above, once you learn the ins and outs of city/fortess building you dont need their help anymore.

**TevashSzat** · 01-27-2007, 03:34

Yeah, they are only there for new players

**Foz** · 01-27-2007, 04:12

I never really listened to them. From the start it seemed like they didn't prioritize economic growth enough for my tastes...

**Darth Nihilus** · 01-27-2007, 04:23

Never

**dacdac** · 01-27-2007, 04:41

When i have surplus money i might ask the advisor what units to build next, and she always chooses the worst army possible. I had an almost full stack in a town with gunpowder and cannons and she told me to make peasants. Stupid woman.

**kublikhan3** · 01-27-2007, 04:47

I listen to them....But just so I can ridicule them and tell them how stupid it would be to follow their advice. They pretty much shut up after that.....

**Bijo** · 01-27-2007, 15:38

Yeah, for beginners, who've never seen the "light" of TW, it's great. I always turn 'em off, can't stand their yappin'. Hath it only a female sexy voice, I wouldn't be so annoyed, well.... probably still annoyed, but less.

Nothing's so messed up as to hearing them barge in again. "Arrrgh, shut up!"

**zstajerski** · 01-27-2007, 16:21

they are qnnoying buggers, best to turn them off

**Rhinehard von Dill** · 01-27-2007, 19:33

They helped me out when I first started playing the game seeing how MTW2 was my first foray into the TW series. I still have them on but it only seems like Sir Robert pops up on a rare occasion when I am facing something new in warfare or ignoring something important on the battlefield.

**Midnight** · 01-27-2007, 22:24

My building advisor (Gwendolyn?) has a love of siege weapons, over almost everything else. I generally ignore her, since I know what I want and where I want it.

**TevashSzat** · 01-28-2007, 00:45

I suppose if you wanted a challenging campaign, you can let all economic decisions be made by your advisors and then use what troops they make to fight and stuff