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Arrian
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Kneel before Grog!
Jul 2001 time: 00:25
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Theseus,
Yeah, you gotta watch out for those AirMobile Bowmen.
Jaybe,
I'll grant you that it could be entertaining. My use of a largely useless unit for fun is the Privateer. That's entertaining too, because it lets you fight while at peace. I like creating stacks of 'em (2-4 each) and roaming the high seas, nailing any AI ship I see. I've destroyed entire navies that way. Like the marines stealing workers, it doesn't really do much, but it's amusing.
-Arrian
EDIT: Jaybe's correct about bringing along defensive units on an invasion, btw. Allowing AI Cavalry to hit your Tanks is... err... suboptimal. Plus, if you're gonna capture cities (and/or razing & rebuild) you need units to defend them, right? Plus, infantry can do neat things like march untouched along a mountain range to an enemy resource and then cut it. If they do decide to hit it, the odds are with you. Infantry can defend luxuries you capture (I often build forts with my newly acquired slaves and stick an infantry or two in them). You can funnel AI counterattacks just where you want them by fortifying infantry on good defensive terrain. Then you can bombard and slaughter the AI's attack troops. Once you've bled them dry, it's all over.
Last edited by Arrian on 05-02-2003 at 19:25
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laissez-faire
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Tokyo
Sep 2002 time: 14:25
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quote: Originally posted by Arrian
(I often build forts with my newly acquired slaves and stick an infantry or two in them) |
Although slaves perform most other tasks at at half-pace, they are nifty radar tower builders behind newly acquired cities. Of course, Arrian et al have ended the game long before Radio. I, myself, still require tanks to win.
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