General strategy

[pixlepix]

Hello there. This is a topic I have been thinking about for a few days and now I am ready to post.

This thread will study the differnt tactics that each general has. First we will study Utgar.

Utgars army tactics is easy to see. It is, of course, to kill everything that moves. Essentally it is about offense though as this is a normal tactic it is only apparnt in a few of Utgars units such as the MoU.

Next we go on to Jandars also apparent stragety, defense, and Vydars stragety, range. As you can probably think of good examples yourself there is no need for further deatails.

Now we move on to Ullar. His tactic , which rather fit what I imagine him to be, is to use the landscape. From the elf wizards who get on hills quickly to the speedy slithering snakes this tactic is apparent in plenty of units.

Einars tactic is to deal aditional wounds onto his opponents, shuch as in counterstrike.

Finally we move on to Aquilla the newest general. Her stragety, from the spiders to the native americans is to lock on to a unit and then demolish it.

Now, bye and thanks for coming.

[tubafication]

That is interesting. I hadn't realized the Aquilla one until now.
Except I think there is more to Einar. I just can't think of one at the moment.
Nice post.

[Kroc]

Nice analysis, surely over-simplifying things, but still its cool to think about the basic strategy of the generals, as revealed by their units.

[pixlepix]

Originally Posted by tubafication

That is interesting. I hadn't realized the Aquilla one until now.
Except I think there is more to Einar. I just can't think of one at the moment.
Nice post.

I edited Einar.
It would be intrestring to see if this was intentional.

[tubafication]

Originally Posted by pixlepix

I edited Einar.
It would be intrestring to see if this was intentional.

I think Einar is all about Hand to Hand combat now that I look at it again. Apart from Zelrig, I think all of Einar has some kind of Hand to Hand boost, Ie. Bayonet, Counter Strike.
Not that your wrong, that's just how I interpreted it.