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    Default Re: attaking Vs Defending

    I usually just let the person come to me. Conserving my men's fatigue; I put my first line in guard mode, and the second line to support or flank the first line in regular.

    If I have to attack however, I think about it slowly and attack if I know I can win.

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    Some situtions call for a defensive type of play. Maybe your commanding a small army and have to wait for your reserve forces or you'll loose a entire army.

    Maybe you need to hurry up and killas much as possible before the enemy gets their reserve in.

    IT all really depends, although I perfer offesnive.

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    As i prefer phalaxne based factions i prefer to defend. Put my main line in guard mode then take it off so they push forward and finish the enemy.

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    Hey all,
    While defending is usually the safest option, some of my favourite and most exciting battles are when u are forced to go on the offensive lest u be surrounded and annihilated, the britons and germans are particularly adept at this. Its cool when you end your turn alone in the darkened wilderness only to be attacked by 4 or 5 half or 3/4 stacks of angry germans, That usually requires some fancy footwork with both attacking and defending in the same battle, i love when that happens.
    Another point is that if you play online you have to be comfortable in attack aswell as defence, cos 2 guys sitting in their starting poitions gets old fast, u must have the confidence to bring the fight to him if necessary. Ok hes getting all the advantages but it makes the victory all the sweeter when u crush him ;]
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    In war laws are silent.... Member gaiusjulii's Avatar
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    Although i am a defensive player i have recently been forced to go on the offensive espcially when playing the egyptians on bridge battles, They attack my force on a bridge and then just sit there so as King hand says i am forced from time to time to take the offensive, Its fun but a lot harder... I am really considering changing my stance on attacking
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    Amazing Mothman Member icek's Avatar
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    i prefer to attack and use my artillery to the limits.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gaiusjulii
    Although i am a defensive player i have recently been forced to go on the offensive espcially when playing the egyptians on bridge battles, They attack my force on a bridge and then just sit there so as King hand says i am forced from time to time to take the offensive, Its fun but a lot harder... I am really considering changing my stance on attacking
    You could have just waited for time to run out.

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    In war laws are silent.... Member gaiusjulii's Avatar
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    Default Re: attaking Vs Defending

    Quote Originally Posted by SSJVegetaTrunks
    You could have just waited for time to run out.
    I could have however waiting 20mins on double speed is not really my thing i dont have the patience lol

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