Post your screenshots of victory's here.
Post victory's here
Post your screenshots of victory's here.
Tiro
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Like heroics only our just any old victory?
Passing on to describe the way in which Napoleon employed ‘principles’ or ‘ingredients’ for the prosecution of War, it must from the outset be understood that his strategical and tactical systems followed no closely ruled pattern. Every operation was unique; no two were ever quite the same. However, the underlying every Campaign and battle were certain fundamental, which were applied according to circumstances.
‘Strategy is the art of making use of Time and Space,’ wrote the Emperor”
-from the Campaigns of Napoleon by David G. Chandler, Pages 161-162
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I thought he meant campaign victories. I'm down for either.
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mathijs wat wil je precies?
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campaign victories + battle victories
Last edited by mathijs; April 18, 2010 at 02:12 PM.
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here's one, from my gallic campaign:
actually I had another one(a heroic one, with the same army) but for some reason the screenshot wasn't taken although I pressed "Print Screen".
this battle was fought north of Baikor, in the conquest of Iberia
Comes Limitis
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winning a battle means nothing if you do not win the war
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thats victory
what your showing are just small stepping stones on the way to victory
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Here's my Roman campaign ending from a while ago.
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'Twas a quite challenging venture.
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Aristotel: Greece could rule the worldOriginally Posted by martin616
winning a battle means nothing if you do not win the war
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thats victory
what your showing are just small stepping stones on the way to victory
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this is a another victory in my gallic campaign, again around Baikor, with the same army as before. (I have now taken Baikor)
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My Syracuse Campaign. After conquering Emporium from the Gauls i achieved victory condition ( 25 cities including the ones from Sicily). On the picture i dont have full control of Greece yet, but 1 turn later i conquered Patras and Corinth and now moving on Byzantium.
Obviously im gonna continue playing cause things are just getting interesting: 2 turns after taking Emporium, Carthage attacked me, so thats a new front to experience my italian troops on. Gaul is another one and macedon is the other which i think only has left cities in Asia Minor.
And dont worry, the army you see in the picture is a starter, i have 2 other armies in Greece, far better than that one
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Those victory's are pretty awesome. I try to get more historical victory's and i will post them here
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I have made more victories
and an close defeat..
lol i losed my general at his first battle:
Civis
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hmmm this makes me wna play again only as carthage and RULE THE WORLD!!!
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They tried to kill my Spartans....my men had other ideas.
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Pushing into northern Rome.
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i hate thrace
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Domesticus
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LOL Traditional hybrid archers spam like me. Anyway i like it
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Hmm, I just started a Roman campaign. I'm going to have to try that, those numbers are friggin' ridiculous for an all-archer and catapult army.
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thrace kept attacking patavium and i was sick of fighting them so i built a fort at the entrace to the region(to the east) and trust me,4-5 onagers + triple game speed and it's all over in about 10 minutes....on the other hand,if you want to inflict even bigger loses on the enemy,simply send one unit of archers out to draw the enemy in closer
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There we go, Ruler of Rome and holding 50 territories. I think its the first time i do that with XGM.
A crappy ending. My economy was in the dump because i had to declare martial law in several roman cities so that i could keep them. I had no navy to stop Carthage's blockades to my mediterranian ports. So i just finished conquering the Italic peninsula, took Corsica and few German settlements to get the last 5 cities i needed to get the objective.
In the end, i've had better campaigns.
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