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Space05us
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how is this a good idea? Its seems pointless to me since you can just stack a ton of units on top of him to achieve the same result, no?
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PeaSoup
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Vancouver, BC
Nov 2001 time: 21:32
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Now, I haven't played much regicide mode games, but aren't Kings the last units to defend usually?
but don't armies usually defend first? So you can have an AI SOD take your king army down to 6 HP so it'll stay and defend against the next attacker which then kills it?
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Space05us
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quote: But an army only dies when ALL the units in it die so they would have to kill three units at once to kill your king. I've actually started using my King Armies to attack people in this game as they are currently my strongest attack/defense forces. |
killling two units is no greay accomplishment, I woud say by doing what you have done you have put your king in greater risk than had you just stacked units on top of it.
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RobC
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In Sengoku, if you stick your maxed-out daimyo in a army and plop him in a walled city on one of those 1-tile island hills, he'd be pretty indestructable, since only other daimyos can amphibious assault, and it would probably be suicide to do so...
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