An Exploit I have found
Posted: Sun May 28, 2006 3:29 am
Before I proceed, I would like to warn you. If you dislike the use of exploits, do not read on.
The exploit I have found is this:
Garrison units regain full strength after each and every battle (As I'm sure most if not all of you are aware).
Because these units regain full strength, they can be used as "cannon fodder", if you'll pardon the expression. I use this whenever possible. Any unit that I can use to absorb the brunt of the enemy attack before sending in my professional troops, (some garrison units that this is useful with: Legion, Hill-Tribesmen, Hoplites, any other close-order fighting unit) are great for this purpose. I use them especially when the enemy throws two or three armies at a single city in one turn. It usually saves me. I'll send the garrison units first, they deal some damage, and get beat, but now the enemy archers and javelinmen are out of ammo, and the enemy infantry and/or cavalry are weakened, so my main army takes fewer casualties.
I don't know how many of you use this exploit, but I figured I'd share it, just in case.
Dithy
The exploit I have found is this:
Garrison units regain full strength after each and every battle (As I'm sure most if not all of you are aware).
Because these units regain full strength, they can be used as "cannon fodder", if you'll pardon the expression. I use this whenever possible. Any unit that I can use to absorb the brunt of the enemy attack before sending in my professional troops, (some garrison units that this is useful with: Legion, Hill-Tribesmen, Hoplites, any other close-order fighting unit) are great for this purpose. I use them especially when the enemy throws two or three armies at a single city in one turn. It usually saves me. I'll send the garrison units first, they deal some damage, and get beat, but now the enemy archers and javelinmen are out of ammo, and the enemy infantry and/or cavalry are weakened, so my main army takes fewer casualties.
I don't know how many of you use this exploit, but I figured I'd share it, just in case.
Dithy