Hi, I'm VCQ. Welcome!
I've made this channel to just put myself out a bit more to the world really, and hopefully to grow and learn a bit more about myself in the process. Initially, I'll be playing a lot of games and looking at various strategies, discussing gameplay and trying some self-set challenges among other things.
Eventually, the aim (time permitting) is to chat or learn or discuss a bit about everything really: sports, plants, science, philosophy, the list goes on......
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Next entire world campaign ❤
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Such a dumb scenario. It should only apply to European nations. Native nations wouldn't have smelters. And the Ai don't fight you but only the mines. I lost once and was short of 400 metal but I was way ahead of everyone else and I didn't think of building mines far away as the Lakota can do. The only reason I do this scenario when I pick the Lakota is because I lost at it two times and I want to win it but I also like using the Lakota raiders ability to raid resources from buildings. 🙂
Well this is awful. I hardly used any metal l; I built two towers to guard my mines. Once I had my first tower, I built my first mine. The enemies went straight for the mine and I defended it easily plus I researched attrition. However I accumulated more than 3000 metal and Lakota raiders ability to steal resources didn't apply, neither did any plunder bonuses from destroying enemy mines. 😡 No fun at all. Just an awful scenario.
It's quite different from most scenarios, which can be good but also bad depending on how the scenario is made. It might have been better if you had to fight over metal merchants king of the hill style or have permanent mines that you capture or some other mechanic other than a gather resource race. That Lakota ability is nice and incentivises raiding but the long ranged cavalry are more for picking off citizens than damaging buildings, but it is nice though.
@@luthavandross7390 That is correct. I tried market buy/sell tactics as well but in this scenario it ONLY counts metal gathered from mines and rare resources. Plunder, building bonuses, the market and civilisation bonuses do not apply. There's no explanation on which metal gathering methods will count towards the total or not. I think if this was added it would eliminate a bit of frustration but I'd also like to see how a different scenario would pan out with gathering the metal with merchants or permanent mines.
You made it to the end, as did I viewing. Well done.
Champion effort! Thanks for the support!
Nice Artorias fight, was waiting for you to whiff, but you kept your nerve.
I do occasionally get tempted to get greedy with an extra hit or sometimes I get a lapse in concentration, so it was nice to close this one out. I find Artorius for me isn't too bad, but Kalameet and Manus are next level.
A little too close for comfort. Dang man, about 5HP and no Estus, you had me screaming, take the moss, take the moss. Blight town, there are no words.
I was surprised I didn't die there. Lucked out big time! Blighttown is tough if you aren't well equipped for it! Always take some moss!
Who knew the bow could be so effective. Shields suck big style. Love your patience man, I feel inspired.
The bow is quite handy and even better once it's upgraded. I think they'd compliment most builds. Grass crest shield can still be used for its stamina regeneration effect for example, or you can go without! They definitely require a more methodical approach than a melee build but that's half the fun! The patience comes with practice, but thanks!
Great job <3
Thanks for the kind words!
Awesome content! Keep it up!
Thanks for the kind words!
He yo play soviet campaign
I used to love playing this game, thanks for sharing :)
Glad I could bring back some good memories. :D
Like the video, can you turn your mic up a tad tho?
Thanks for your support! With the microphone, mine is garbage, just a USB plugin, but I'll tweak it in newer videos to sound louder. Should see changes in videos uploaded after the 1st week in May, as all the older videos may still have that issue. I usually do a quick sound pre-check before recording but I'm aware my sound may change during recording due to my set-up and mic. But thanks for the feedback!
They broke Hard AI in a recent update. If I go up against 1 they are super weak, but if I go up against 2 theyre super tough. It didnt used to be that way.
Really? I'll have to try that and see if it applies to the other difficulties as well. They should probably have made it easier for a 2v1 and harder for a 1v1 to make it more competitive.
RoN is GOAT 🙌
What game is this?
Rise of Nations, it's in the description....
That’s sad, I can’t get the game :( I’m on mobile
@@IAmThyHuman-Totally Yeah, unfortunately, it's only available on PC. A mobile version of the game would be cool, but it'd probably be difficult to play on your phone.
There’s games like it but not a war version:( there’s tropico on android and theotown on android and iOS there is more but I’m too lazy to type them
I want to do something similar in all games with the goal of using the moonlight great sword cause I usually don’t get to
Do it! I think it'd be a pretty fun run! With high INT as well you could add in the Moonlight Butterfly horn or Velka's Rapier!
FYI The soul arrow is a chaser.
It seems some of the soul arrows will chase their targets a little if the trajectory is nice, but other times it'll just miss completely. It'd be nice to know the details!
I'm running a Big hat Logan run .1st time ever .usually I'm all strength build. Not this run .my ds3 disc won't install and I suuuuck at Sekiro. So we're going bk to ds1.
Make sure to grab all the Sorceries you can! Good luck!
Never get bored of dark souls walk-through posts❤❤
It's always cool to see how someone else plays it. Brings back the first playthrough memories...
crazy and scary desert destructive battle😱😱😱😰
Can be overwhelming quickly if you aren't on your toes!
beautiful winter map
Rise of Nations Campaigns are very good. I wish there were more of them.
I'd love to see an expansion. Maybe some new civilizations as well. As for the campaigns, maybe a focus on the Vietnam war? Or maybe the expansions of the British and Spanish Empires? There are all sorts of ideas that could be explored I feel.
@@vcq8856 The extended edition was like an expansion pack I feel but with the important addition of governments. But yeah Vietnam war campaign would have been amazing, also world war campaigns would be nice.
Keep it up!
Thanks!
It's a shame you don't have many views or comments. I just returned to Rise of Nations (because saw the movie Napoleon) and this is the only campaign I didn't play back then. How it is possible to get this scenario? Do you need to invade West Prussia after the Russians conquered it? This is the only one I didn't play. IMHO the hardest battle of Great Britain. They did not let me out of the channel under the first hour :/
Mm, I don't really do much editing and I have pretty basic equipment, as well as being niche content, it doesn't surprise me that much. But thanks for the kind feedback! But anyway, yep, that's the way I came across this scenario. Invade West Prussia after the Russians grab it. The March to Moscow, the Battle of Eylau and the Battle of Friedland are all up there as contenders for the toughest scenario of the Napoleon campaign. One foot wrong in any of them and you'll be staring at defeat.
I expected to see Texas conquer all of America. xD
Just waiting on the Rise of Nations: Birth of the United States campaign to come out. :P
@@vcq8856 yea
i get an error, any help? ================= Compiling conquest/Napoleon/napoleon_battles.bhs... 1 Script(s) Compiled Successfully ================= Compiling conquest/Napoleon/napoleon_post_turn.bhs... 7 Script(s) Compiled Successfully ================= Compiling conquest/Napoleon/napoleon_links.bhs... 1 Script(s) Compiled Successfully ================= Compiling conquest/Napoleon/napoleon_post_ai.bhs... 8 Script(s) Compiled Successfully ================= Compiling conquest\Napoleon\leipzig.bhs... 1 Script(s) Compiled Successfully ================= Compiling scenario/scriptlibrary/general_powers.bhs... 1 Script(s) Compiled Successfully ================= Compiling conquest\Napoleon\leipzigsetup.bhs... ERROR: leipzigsetup.bhs (Line 1): Syntax Error: Compile Failed, 2 errors ================= Compiling ai\scripts\economic.bhs... 9 Script(s) Compiled Successfully ================= Compiling ai\scripts\defensive.bhs... 9 Script(s) Compiled Successfully ================= Compiling ai\scripts\defensive.bhs... [Skipping, Already Compiled] ================= Compiling ai\scripts\defensive.bhs... [Skipping, Already Compiled]
Uhhh, no idea what that error is, perhaps try reinstalling RoN.
cool vid
Unique maps and scenarios are always the best!
I’m so stuck on this level man
It's a tough level for sure! What seems to be the problem? The start or the end?
@@vcq8856 I just get into a cycle of losing all my troops defending that outlying city, then I don’t have enough for a counterattack. Any tips of how to preserve troops? I need to use them as the catapults out range my fort.
@@bencollis3421 This is a tough scenario! I have a few ideas: 1) Decoys from generals. They soak up a few hits and distract units. Very useful with additional fortress fire although very temporary. 2) Entrenching in front of or next to a fort. Entrenching will help keep troops alive for longer as they take less damage. You can then garrison a few archers or injured units in the fort while the entrenched units will act as bait. Eventually the army will die down and you can be aggressive on the catapults. You can also add the healthy units back into the entrenchment. Works even better when you use decoys on top of that. 3) Use light cavalry to rush/target catapults, leaving your main army out of combat while you build up numbers. This lets forts/towers soak up any army damage. 4) Keep the generals around your units. They provide a passive +2 to Armour and +4 to your Companions. 5) Garrison injured units from leftover battles in forts, cities and towers. 6) Build multiple towers and forts within range of each other. Having buildings fight will keep more units alive in the long run. 7) if you can, build near the river. Units crossing rivers move slower and take more damage. Having a well-positioned, fully garrisoned fort close to the river can decimate opposing armies. That said, this is all to hold the east side until you get your economy up and running. Then you can build 2-3x more barracks and stables so you can make more troops than you lose. I hope this helps!
@@vcq8856 thank you so much!! 🙏
@@bencollis3421 would love to hear back if and when you beat it!
Nice, played it since I was 7 (I’m 15 now)
I'm almost 30 now and I can't remember when I first started (would have been late 00's or early 10's). Thrones and Patriots was my first introduction to the game.
Right@@vcq8856 amazing game, even got my friends to play it
I'm 26 and I got this game in middle school at the school book sale. Never thought it would still have such a dedicated following to this day 😅
@@BurningStonersMusic I think a lot of people have a fondness for RoN, so that's probably why it's still got a dedicated following today. 😄
@@vcq8856 still holds up as one of the best strategy games every made 👍
mediterrian building style is fantastic❤
Very aesthetically pleasing!
crazy war
If I were you I would play different types of games to greatly increase your views I suggested you would play Minecraft. If you do that I might subscribe to you.
I've played Hollow knight and Fallout 4 in the past, but I like to fully complete a game before moving onto another one. Mmm, minecraft isn't really my type of game. Good suggestion though!
based as fuck
ggwp
Nice going. Tried this three or four times (after figuring out how to avoid Spain) by landing on Malta's western side before watching this and reading your write-up. Needless to say it was a hopeless endeavor. Loved the way you microed those Bomb Ketches to avoid cannon fire. Whether or not I can replicate your example remains to be seen. Wish me luck! BTW wouldn't Men-'o-War be helpful against Cannon? Otherwise they aren't of much help except as convoy escorts. Thanks.
Cheers! Yeah, there's two routes of three at the start of the campaign and then you get another 2 routes of 3 scenarios once you complete the first three. So you can avoid those scenarios and come back later once you've got more rare resources under your control. Yeah, landing prematurely on the island will grant an instant defeat, you need those troop numbers for the capital and the hordes of cavalry are too strong to engage. Best to let the ketches do the work and weaken everything first before assaulting the capital. Those bomb ketches are the MVP in this scenario. They pave the path to victory in this map. I have faith you'll get the job done! Keen to hear how you go! Assuming there's no naval force (there isn't as far as I know), then yeah you can get them in there to get some hits on the cannons. I would do that if my micro skills were better but it's also much harder at the capital when there are towers, forts, the city and cannons going raining hellfire from above. Ideally you use them as meatshields for the ketches to mop up any troublesome buildings or cannons.
@@vcq8856Heh-heh. My "micro skills" are so underwhelming I can't even manage Ketches vs Cannon at Slow speed. Just too slow myself. Apparently micro isn't my thing so I'll stick to Standard Solo from now on as (mostly) peaceful builder with Green Patriot until around Gunpowder or Enlightenment Age. At least Tough is doable for this old codger with that strategy. Thanks for all your detailed replies. They may be of considerable use to more skilled players. Cheers and good luck!
Heh-heh. Not exactly historically accurate; pitched battles were fought outside Smolensk and Borodino without much direct interference from Cossacks, who were busy attacking supply convoys and stragglers in the rear. Not to mention French forces were not attacked in Moscow. But who cares? It's good dumb fun. A great way to test your digital dexterity and crisis management. Dunno if it's doable by this geezer but maybe if I ever get done with that blasted Spanish Guerrilla Base scenario it may eventually come up. Thanks for the tips in your write-up and of course the upload itself. Cheers and good luck!
I do like how the attrition is similar to Russian winter, with units perishing without supplies. I do know of the scorched earth tactics as well and the cities do get razed to the ground, so there's some things worth mentioning there. But you're right, it's good fun! You can always take the alternate route for the second lot of three scenarios and always come back to Spain later if it's giving you a whopping. :P
@@vcq8856Seems like I've already tried a different route but the game won't let me. Or maybe I simply don't know what I'm doing. I'll check it out again to make sure. Thanks for the reminder. Cheers!
This was rather easy on Tough. Needless to say it isn't on Toughest but you're so good at this you make it LOOK easy. Well played and thanks again for the viddy. Cheers!
Nice work! I feel tough is the beginning where the AI actually tries to put you down, so if it was easy, you should try tougher for a bit more of an arm wrestle. :P This scenario wasn't particularly tricky but you do have to make sure you can get 3-4 cities. Without them it's hard to defend yourself or make progress. That's quite the compliment! I'm happy i made it LOOK easy. Means I'm doing something right. :P
Very well done. Rather instructive how you used Spies. BTW if you select a group of them and tell them all to bribe at once do they bribe different units or the same one? Thanks. Really appreciate these uploads. It's a fascinating game and Campaigns are underrated. Especially if you're a fan of Old Boney like I am. Cheers!
Sorry for the delayed reply! Thanks! Yeah, they have a lot of potential to disrupt enemy lines or gather intel that can help you make decisions! uhm, not at home so I can't double check, but i'm reasonably confident that it depends on your settings. I prefer having one spy to bribe one unit instead of the whole group. Feels easier to target multiple units that way. They are quite good and I feel there's a fair bit of replay value in them as well and depending how you play, each campaign can be unique or tricky when you unexpectedly fail a scenario or put in self imposed limitations, haha!
Wow! What an epic struggle. Even after losing your capital but you got it back and tracked down the last two Barracks strongholds with less than two minutes to spare. I've been playing this Campaign only on Tough at Slow speed but this scenario has been giving me fits. About half a dozen tries now with the same sad result. You seemed to at least partially follow the result of "subnormalizer" at Rise of Heaven Forums who played this around thirteen years ago on "Very Hard" [Tougher?] level. He said: 'Well, to get into Spain on Very Hard with the "Guerrilla Bases" scenario, the trick seems to be to take out the 3 closest sets of barracks, then to hold back and defend your expansion city until you have extra cannons and Light Inf. 12 inf and 5 cannons worked for me, but that may have been overkill. Also, if the goals say that there are barracks left and you think you've scouted the map, towers count as 'barracks' for the game goals, but not for spawning enemy units. I guess once you subtract the towers, there really are only 15 barracks, but you actually have a full half-hour to win this map, so take out the first three barrack/tower encampments, then build up. Don't bother with Heavy Inf, there's no enemy cav, and you might need the metal for siege.' I've tried building a Fort at my Capital (Marseilles) but lacking digital dexterity it's difficult to manage both the Metal-acquiring and building process before enemy infantry show up AND the striking force simultaneously. My little army gets strung out too much or sits idle too long, either getting bushwhacked by sudden concentrations of guerrilleros or wasting time while raiders show up at my capital in growing numbers. Maybe I should hang back until it's built but that risks getting boxed in as you nearly did. A real dilemma, n'est-ce pas?
Losing the capital definitely put me into a state of defiance and I hated losing it so I was determined to get it back. It's honestly a tricky little scenario that will give many players a hard time. Oh really? I haven't browsed any forums, I'm kinda making it up as I go along and trying to figure what works is part of the fun. But it's kinda cool we come to the same/similar conclusion. Yep, you definitely need to raze those front three encampments ASAP and then defend. Again, I recommend building compactly as there's less space to defend and it's easier to protect those villagers. I kinda disagree with the idea of storing the metal for siege. You don't really need more than the 2 cannons you start off with and you'll want to add fusiliers to get numbers up in your army. Cannons don't fight well against infantry whereas the infantry can take down buildings (although a lot slower than cannons obviously). So i think keeping unit numbers up is better. They trade well with Tercios but obviously get smacked by highlanders and they'll do more damage to them compared to cannons. Just my reasoning anyway. I'd try building 2 towers instead of a fort in the early game. Cheaper, quicker to construct. Any spare resources can go into techs or army. Use decoys or entrench (preferred) if you're able to get into a solid position early enough. Keep the second city close and you should find some progress being made. But it's a tough scenario to get the balance right!
Good on ya. Little word of advice though, the music is WAY too loud. We can barely hear you over it.
Thanks for the feedback. I'll adjust my microphone and game music in the settings. I've got videos recorded up until the 24th, so you should see a change in them after that.
Oh, Alexander back again? Cool
Any missed Alexander scenarios = more Alexander content. :P
@@vcq8856 lesss go
Capital gives +500 all resources, which is important at beginning.
I thought about it, but wasn't sure how strongly defended the capital would be so opted for the easier targets. If i were to redo this scenario, I'd definitely conquer the capital first for that reason.
to enter into combat mode: to initiate it yourself: left click on the big box in the lower center, or, press the 'A' key otherwise, you get seen/detected by a hostile (automatically/forcedly goes into combat mode) ---------- during combat mode: going into your inventory: costs 4 APs (but once in your inventory, you can do as many actions as you want) reloading: 2 APs (you can right click on the big box in the lower center, to get/toggle-cycle-through the different "attack types" for your weapon, which also includes the "reload" action too, or you can press the 'N' key to do the same thing, so long as you do have the correct ammo for your gun in your inventory, you can directly reload this way, wasting only 2 APs, without going into your inventory, which wastes 4 APs) (the left red button, switches/toggles between your two item/weapon slots, or you can press the 'B' key, to do the same thing) (you can press the 'SPACEBAR' key to end your combat turn, instead of pressing on the 'turn' in the small box on the right side of the UI on the bottom or using up all of your APs) (you can press the 'ENTER/RETURN' key, to end combat, instead of pressing 'combat' in the small box on the right side of the UI on the bottom, if you're able to end combat, of course) -------- attack types (and reload): ---------- melee weapons: (depends on the weapon) 1. swing 2. thrust 3. throw ------------ throwing weapons: (depends on the weapon) 1. throw 2. swing 3. thrust ----------------- firearm ("guns") weapons: (depends on the weapon) 1. single shot 2. aimed/targeted shot (this is the forerunner to the VATS system with the later fallouts, but you can NOT ever do this if you took the 'fast shot' trait) 3. burst shot 4. reload
That's super helpful! It was fun trying to figure it all out though! Can you believe it took me about 2/3 of the way through my second play through to figure out reloading and switching between the different attacks each weapon had? XP It does kinda annoy me though how that stuff was never listed in a menu somewhere as a last resort.
in the first vid, you also told Ian to stay (leaving him in shady sands) there's 4 companions/followers/party-members that you can get in fallout 1 and continue to have/use them for the rest of the game (if they don't get killed, lol): 1. Ian (shady sands) 2. Dogmeat (junktown) 3. Tycho (junktown) 4. Katja (boneyard/adytum) so, you can have all 4 of them as your companions, providing extra damage, being "meat shields", and infinite storage too, but that's all they provide, aside from a lot of hassle as well
I wasn't keen on having a companion. Thought I'd get a better sense of the difficulty that way. The indefinite storage would have been the best thing, grabbing spare weapons and selling them would save plenty of time, as well as keeping the better weapons and ammo. Although going around exploring with all the companions would be cool, you'd get this little group going and combat would be more manageable, assuming you keep everyone alive of course (ha!)
@@vcq8856 you can certainly do without companions too, the game can be done solo, as they really don't offer that much, and they die easily too (can't upgrade their armor, they got preset, AC = armor class, and life too, no leveling them up. In Fallout 2, they do level up, so they do get a bit better, unlike with fallout 1) some can find using/abusing them for storage to be cheating, bypassing dealing with your character's limiting carry weight all personal choice, the companions do/can help a bit, but they're also a hassle as well too at the very least, Ian does help with combat for at least the early to mid game, especially if you got a weak combat character ("diplomat/pacifist" build) or weak-starting combat character (such as low strength, being unable to use most weapons and/or if you only got tagged the late game weapons: energy-weapons/big-guns, and not one of the starting combats: unarmed/melee/small-guns
In the second run I did (uploaded, but haven't scheduled it yet), I again went solo, mainly as they felt more like a hassle. Although dogmeat kept following me and I had zero idea how to get him to stop so I gave up. He lasted longer than I thought he would. Being able to have your allies leveling up would give me more of an incentive to try/use them. Also opens the idea of a pacificist run. I think there's really only one more run to do for me personally, a solo no death run and then I'd move on to Fallout 2. I could try different character playstyles or try companions, but I don't think I'd get as much depth/challenge out of the game than that.
@@vcq8856 ya, fallout 1 is a lot more simple/limited in what skills and etc you need, so not much variety in builds (aside from challenging yourself, and of course just in trying the different combat options: small guns, unarmed, melee, big guns, energy weapons, throwing, and the subsequent perks for those builds, but some perks are quite universal, so, builds won't change the perk choices too much) ----------- you can't get rid of (make stay so he remains alive when you try to take on a place too dangerous for him) dogmeat, aside from using a door, as he can't open up doors ------------- skills (tagged at character creation) needed in fallout 1: 1. speech 2. main combat skill 3. secondary/backup/early-game/late-game combat skill or other skill (sneak, lockpick, outdoorsman, steal, doctor, or whatever else, but really most of these other skills have really no use at all, you really should pick a combat skill here for your third tagged skill) (small guns and melee: super sledge hammer, have no "ammo" issues, while energy weapons, big guns, unarmed: power fist, melee: ripper and cattle prod, and throwing, all have "ammo" issues, so it's good to have small guns or melee: super sledge hammer, as a backup, if not your main already, just in case, if you run into "ammo" issues with energy weapons, big guns, and/or throwing) (lockpick isn't that useful, as there's not that many locked things in fallout 1, and also you can open up everything that is locked with your base lockpick skill level/amount, and/or along with a lockpick tool, the ONLY thing you can't lockpick with base lockpick and with using a lockpick tool, is the doc morbid's locker in junktown) (tagging lockpick and raising it is ONLY for speedrunners or for those just want to rush and get power armor, in order to be able to lockpick yourself into the BoS place, without having to go clear to the glow) you can use books to boost up: (its better to not waste your tagging at character creation on these skills, due to the boosting from the books for them being adequate for whatever you want to do in the game: well, speaking for repair and science, anyways, unless you want to use small guns, and depending on you, and how you want to play, and how well you know the game) 1. small guns to 91% on all game difficulties (this is likely due to a simple programming mistake) 2. first aid to 121% on easiest game difficulty, 91% on hardest game difficulty 3. outdoorsman to 121% on easiest game difficulty, 91% on hardest game difficulty 4. repair to 121% on easiest game difficulty, 91% on hardest game difficulty 5. science to 121% on easiest game difficulty, 91% on hardest game difficulty this will allow you to handle all (or nearly all skill checks for these skills, well, for repair and science, as the others don't really have skill checks)
unfortunately, when you choose to 'cancel' a perk, you lose out on getting a perk for that clvl (I don't think there's a way to re-open up the perk popup box, at least not that I know of, anyways) max clvl (character level): 21 // (in fallout 2, I think it's 99, but I could be wrong/mistaken, it's been awhile since I've played fallout 2, and haven't looked up stuff about it in awhile, too lazy) max perks (without the 'skilled' trait): 7 (at clvls: 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21) max perks (with the 'skilled' trait): 5 (at clvls: 4, 8, 12, 16, 20) ------ max stat level: 10 max skill level: 200 // (in fallout 2, it's 300) ------ EDIT: err, looks like maybe the perk box does re-pop-up, when you open back up the character screen, very fortunate/lucky, lol (I didn't realize it would re-pop-up, so I always thought that if you cancel a perk, you lost out on getting that clvl perk forever, laughs) ------- if you play again... since you only get a max of 7 (or only 5, with the 'skilled' trait) perks, and since the max clvl is only 21, the 'swift learner' is a waste of a perk, as you're taking that perk, instead of a perk that would actually improve/boost/enhance you in some actual way really, the only truly good perk for clvl 3 is: toughness (some people take the 'awareness' perk for clvl 3, as it does let you see a target's life and bullets, and weapon used, but this isn't really a boost/improvement to your character, so it's really just a "convenience helper" especially for new/casual players to help them with their combat strategy) (also, the 'skilled' trait is really one of the worst traits, as it reduces you from a max of 7 perks to 5 perks, and you also get your perks at later/higher clvls too, and skill points are not an issue, so you don't need the extra skill points that it gives you)
I went full blind and decided not to look at a wiki until after I'd finished a full run-through. But the info looks right to me and I'm not going to bother re-checking it, :P Yeah, for the skilled perk, I wasn't aware of the level cap (even though I didn't get to lvl 21 anyway), nor was expecting that levelling up would take longer than what it did. I was planning for a longer game. I was surprised at the number of unhelpful or bad perks. Many seemed to be a waste of space. Relatively happy with the perks I did get in the end. I'd play through once more, doing a no death run, and the perks I'd get would be dodger, AP less cost and toughness. (I think there another one but can't recall it off the top of my head)
This game in the mobile
Is that a question? I don't know. I wouldn't play a mobile version though.
We can chat with enemy AI in this campaign. Give him thousands of metal to Ally, then you win😆
That's basically the winning strategy! :P
No bug here?
I'm not sure. The few times I managed to capture Moscow for longer than a minute, the AI seemed to throw all sorts of units at me. However, in that video, it did seem a little easier than the others I had experienced so not sure if it was the reinforcements from the neighbouring territories not getting to Moscow or if I just took more precautions with avoiding army losses or some other factor. I'd have to do another 2-3 runs at the scenario to confirm it.
Very tough game. Bravo!
Thanks, bashed my head against the wall at this one for a while but got there in the end!
Interestingly, Napoleon's army met the Russians at the battle of Borodino on 7th September, 1812, it was one of the bloodiest battles of the Napoleonic era. A few days after you uploaded this.
@@KillingForm That's a little spooky.