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=== Sniping === | === Sniping === | ||
− | + | Lone enemies can be sniped without getting the enemy's full charge against you, unless it coincidentally is the same time they are actually initiating their offense. This allows you to take out a couple of enemies before they go full aggressive mode on you. | |
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=== Stampede === | === Stampede === | ||
− | Train your offensive animals for "Release" command, then assign them to owners, leaving out pack animals. You will lose some but if you have been breeding them enough at your home farm, their loss won't affect you much, since they will keep breeding and replenishing their numbers. All enemies will be drawn to them and you can attack them from behind. Big animals such as elephants may even survive and be strong enough for a second run. | + | Train your offensive animals for "Release" command, then assign them to owners, leaving out pack animals. You will lose some but if you have been breeding them enough at your home farm, their loss won't affect you much, since they will keep breeding and replenishing their numbers. All enemies will be drawn to them for the bait and you can attack them from behind. Big animals such as elephants may even survive and be strong enough for a second run. |
Alternatively, you can easily target the enemy base, centered right in the middle of the map, for your animals to be run over. Since animals of burden are slower than humans, you can zone out leaving them behind and then re-zone-in. This can make your party re-appear on a different side of the map from where you left, and your animals who were left behind will attempt to rejoin you. Make them cross the enemy base (or create an animal zone behind them). | Alternatively, you can easily target the enemy base, centered right in the middle of the map, for your animals to be run over. Since animals of burden are slower than humans, you can zone out leaving them behind and then re-zone-in. This can make your party re-appear on a different side of the map from where you left, and your animals who were left behind will attempt to rejoin you. Make them cross the enemy base (or create an animal zone behind them). |