I haven't tried this before, since I'm basically too busy with work to play as much as I'd like, but I wonder if any of you have tried this.
Often, the AI (and humans, as well) has a decent mass of forces along a defensive wall. If you can break through that wall, then this strategy comes into play.
Rather than bother defending the land you just took, just keep attacking deeper and deeper into the enemy's heart of lands. If you have Shinobi to keep revolts from occurring, great, but won't you be able to decimate a lot of smaller armies off if you just keep running full speed?
The concerns I have about this are:
1) if you leave the province undefended, there will be rebellion - that essentially creates units for FREE, doesn't it?
2) You leave your initial wall somewhat less defended
What else is wrong with this idea? I really doubt it would work, but is there some other positive aspect for this kind of strat?
Duffer
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