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It's surprisingly simple to keep CaoCao alive if you kind of just leave him alone and only show up when he "struggles". (If you're fighting alongside Cao Cao, he won't get the yellow bar for struggling that allows you to heal them)
After that the rest of the level is a cake walk but you get absolutely nothing for it. Not exactly worth it.
-If you want to retreat
Lu Bu will always do his "menacing villain" walk but he will speed up at key moments of the battle (basically every time there's a battle checkpoint).
Depending on which route you take (the hidden wall on the immediate right outside the throne room / the hidden wall in the treasure room) the level can vary wildly in how many enemy officers you end up facing at once. Play around with that to determine which one is easier for your weapon/playstyle choice.
Same tactics as the demo, took him out with ease, then caught up with Lord Nobunaga Cao and cleared the map out. Clearing the peons was more tedious than taking out Lu Bu, frankly. Then it was fun (if this is the same map) to free the guys from the dungeons.
The singular appeal of this game vs. the predecessors is the REAL sense of disaster in some battles. VS. what some people are whining about which is their desire to just waltz through the map like DW5 (which is NOT fun).
The game isn't impossible, it's challenging enough, but it asks you to actually THINK about what you do instead of just button mashing.
And frankly: if you thought this was difficult, wait until you get to the map where you fight Yuan Shao. Or the one where you ACTUALLY fight Dong Zhuo. Trust: you've seen NOTHING yet.
If Cao Cao hp drops below 50% you can run to him to recover his HP and return to fight Lu Bu again
I literally couldn't. I was overleveled, but I must not have been overleved enough. Either that, or there were too many enemies running interference for me to focus on just Lu Bu without getting BTFO by both. OR he had too much morale or something because he was stronger than usual. I'm talking, stronger than the demo or any other incarnation of him since that fight. I beat him easily in Hulao Gate and Si Shui, too, so it was unexpected.
this will weaken the generals in all the map, they'll die with 1 or 2 hits.