[Diresage]

When your force is taking a heavy blow, how do you counter?

[OmegaSlayer]

Well, if there was a tight passage, I'll usually keep my heavy dukes barracading it so the enemies won't move too far, especially near bridges and mountain passages. However, if it's a huge hole, well, I better take the pain.

[drunkardeli]

*_* {Send in the infantry and prepare to wittle!)

[AceFatal]

Yo, me and my crew is tight, so if they go down, I'm fightin' my ass off for em.

[Diresage]

Originally Posted by DonFatal

Yo, me and my crew is tight, so if they go down, I'm fightin' my ass off for em.

I like your style haha

[Disngage]

Originally Posted by DonFatal

Yo, me and my crew is tight, so if they go down, I'm fightin' my ass off for em.

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL-

[Hub]

Block enemy advancement, even if it means a heavy loss.

Defenetly. I can't risk loosin a property, unless I'm more then positive I can get it back.

[PEGxPELVISxPETE]

produce lots of cheap weak units to sacrifice so you can get the time you need to do reorganize and reinforce.

[Rojomojo]

I just sit there and take the beating, joining units so they dont die. Making the other guy feel big.

And in three turns at the most, il have smuggled an infantry round the back to their HQ.

[Disngage]

Originally Posted by Rojomojo

I just sit there and take the beating, joining units so they dont die. Making the other guy feel big.

And in three turns at the most, il have smuggled an infantry round the back to their HQ.

Yes...the "Meatshield Method". I know this strategy quite well.