The strong eleutheroi presence is the reason why Casse have "Casse has a very difficult starting position but grows much more capable as the game proceeds." in their description.
Re: What with "Britons"?
The strong eleutheroi presence is the reason why Casse have "Casse has a very difficult starting position but grows much more capable as the game proceeds." in their description.
Last edited by bovi; 02-26-2008 at 08:22.
Having problems getting EB2 to run? Try these solutions.
================
I do NOT answer PM requests for help with EB. Ask in a new help thread in the tech help forum.
================
I think computer viruses should count as life. I think it says something about human nature that the only form of life we have created so far is purely destructive. We've created life in our own image. - Stephen Hawking
Re: What with "Britons"?
I just used a lot of Kluddobro (Briton Shortswordsmen) and Slingers to take out the Eleutheroi towns one by one. I think I took one every 5th turn or something, though I did have to wait after taking Cambriae to let my economy catch up. I then quite easily invaded Ireland and took it´s two towns in about 4 turns, whereafter I build up a big invasion force that I landed in Belgae. One thing that really helped me in my wars against the Gauls and Carthaginians were those super Goidils from Ireland, the Dubosaverlacica. I shipped maybe 5 units of those every 10th year and let them lead the charge. 3 of those guys can almost alone take out any Gallic town, even those with city-walls and strong garrisons. Great guys.
The Appomination
I don't come here a lot any more. You know why? Because you suck. That's right, I'm talking to you. Your annoying attitude, bad grammar, illogical arguments, false beliefs and pathetic attempts at humour have driven me and many other nice people from this forum. You should feel ashamed. Report here at once to recieve your punishment. Scumbag.
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote
Bookmarks