Campaign problems.

[mAIOR]

I meant by diplomacy not andling money like that. I ment something that made the AI think it recieved a gift from the player.

Cheers...

[bovi]

And I meant we can't.

[mAIOR]

Oh ok. It's the tought that counts ;)


Cheers...

[CrownOfSwords]

My favorite way to take down a strong country especially later in the campaign when they have tons and tons of money/people to throw at you is to take your invasion force depending on the size of the enemy, but continuous besiege and assault cities and simply exterminate them and withdraw. One of my favorite tactics it really messes them up financially, you can also destroy buildings while you control it such as their barracks. Great way to lay waste to an enemy.

[Caesar89]

The war agaisnt the Carthagians has been the most interesting yet and has led to a wider central, southern european war as Carthage try the move their armies against me.
I managed to beat of the intital 3 stacks they sent against south Italy but as i was retraining my legion they quickly built up smaller armies and took the Rhegion, Taras and Arpi. So i quickly built up anothern half stack army, and with my fully retrained legion i lauched a major counter-attack, this coincided with Taras rebelling back to me(a huge bit of luck!) so i was quickly able to regain control of Southern Italy!
At the same time, Sweboz betrayed the Averni and attacked them, as did Carthage, forcing the Gauls to ally with me. Thus creating two warring factions in europe The Central Powers (Averni+Romani) Vs The Empire Alliance (Sweboz+Carthage)
I recently managed to subdue the Getai and force them into a ceasefire with only two cities left so I now have another legion on their way to kick Carthage out of their med islands, while keeping another in Greece to keep the provinces secure!