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Tiberius

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Europe
Jan 2000 time: 06:20
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quote: Originally posted by vmxa1
I was first wondering how many transports are we talking about?
If I saw a single transport, I eye ball it, but don't panic. If I see a second batch, I get very worried. If any of these have more than one transport I am going to get proactive. |
I was worried. But I thought he would attack later, with tanks. Obviously I didn't realize that he can take one coastal city (and one - I thought - far from his transports) and then wreak havoc with his 3-move units, taking advantage of my own rails and the cultural borders of every conquered city. If I had realized this danger, I obviously would have reorganized my home defences.
My army was always strong vs. H_E, so there was also a chance that he is playing a bluff, parading his transports and making me spend my resources on building an even bigger army, while he would have been happily researching faster than me and then attack with superior units or win by spaceship launch.
What can I say? My thinking should decrease in quantity and increase in quality 
Btw, I should have attacked with Cavalries, long ago (before infantries). The burden of being a builder and not a warmonger 
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Hot_Enamel
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Melbourne, Australia
Aug 2002 time: 14:20
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quote: Originally posted by Tiberius
I loaded the save before the attack, and New Thebes (the FP) was defended by one Inf. By mistake, I suppose, because all my other inner cities were empty (except for Pi-Ramesse, which was close to the shore and also defended by one inf).
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So I got your Forbidden Palace as well !
I was hoping I would.
Thats why I went straight into your core...and accidently forgot about Pi-Ramesse.
As soon as I realised I skipped it (I checked the wonder screen), I made my biggest mistake by incorrectly checking how many units I had left.
New Thebes finally went down, and I didnt have any cav to take Pi_Ramesse.
If you say it had a inf. defending it, I probably couldnt take it anyway.
But I still was p!ssed for leaving it & Hoovers behind.
Giza was a coastal city, which I knew would have defenders..so I did not even try.
quote: Originally posted by lmtoops
It also has me worried about what else HE has planned. I hope that I'm not a victim of another Strategy thread.
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Trust me Leo ... I will make sure you will be the first to know 
I just have to figure out how to kill your stack first
I dont care how much it costs, I demand more artillary !!!!!
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MattPilot
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Tulsa, OK
Dec 2003 time: 05:20
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i'm just curious, when you destroy great wonders, can you rebuild them?
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asleepathewheel
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listening too long to one song
Mar 2002 time: 00:20
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quote: Originally posted by Jaybe
You cannot rebuild destroyed Small Wonders, can you?? |
yes you can, a particular trick that i've used occassionally is to disband the FP city once I have a prebuild nearly finished in a better location.
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BlueTrin
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Maybe they should add some features to marines, like
Ambush: the marine will be unseen in mountains/hill/forests and will attack any unit coming near without revealing its position. Only infantry(not mechanized) and spies can reveal its position. You would have to build some infantry just to protect your armors.
Calm revolts: the infantry would be the only unit in modern era which could quell resistants after invading an enemy city.
Invulnerability to airstrikes: The infantry cannot be attacked by air units (apart helicopters), it would make the helicopters more useful too.
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