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Still going strong with 5 cities and 110k troops btw 192 ad... I really shattered some of the historical timeline with this play lol.
Then again greater recruits also means more demand for supplies earlier.
on anything less then hardest settings the game is probably a helluva lot easier, when I play I always put on challenging settings I see really no point in dumbing the AI or lowering the difficulty to be trivial.
much more rewarding on the hardest settings.
This scenario is realy easy because you have a lot of free cities that you can take without any effort, you just have to grab them fast.
Don't wait for Yuan Shao to take any other cities.
Right at the beggining, rush for Ganling, Julu then Zhongshan with a single unit of 1,000 riders.
Then recruit Zhao Yun.
Dispatch Guan Yu, Zhang Fei and Zhao Yun to different cities.
Wait for the coaliation to disband then attack Yuan Shao, with your 4 gods officier.
You'll have a strong 40K soldiers vs a weak 23K.
With the same attack, You can crush Yuan Shoa and the 3 others cities in the north.
Then, it's only a snowball to recruit and crush the rest of the china.
What's best way to keep ppl from coalition? Visit near by leaders in person for rapport?
With army heading north why are the other leaders not attacking from the South? Seems by the time you start campaign after yuan shao your gonna be attacked weak side.
1. I first expend to Ganling, Julu then Zhongshan
2. I placate Dongguang
3. Yuan Shao did a stupid move and march to Gonsun Zan (Beiping).
4. Easy takeover Nanpi (army was away) with my 42K army. (Yuan out)
5. Move the army to Ji : Ji felt on mid august. (
6. Move the army to Beiping : 20k army left after this attack
7. Move the army to Xianping.
The game is now January 16th of the second year.
I got 8 cities, 38 officiers.
No threat remaining from the north, I can start aiming for my next target :)
By the time, Cao Cao only got 2 cities.
By the time, I had time to allie with Dong Zuo and wipe out Cao Cao.
I've also send 2 riders unit to take all free cities.
For the rest of the game I just redistribute food/move new officers and non-stop charge all the minor lord.
I'm sure you will clear this scenario too ! :)