What you need to do to use this tactic is deploy your canon on one side of an enemy unit, and fire down it’s flank. Basically the tactic incorporates the concept that the more soldiers lined up when a canon ball hits, the more damage is dealt.
This is a personal favourite, and an extremely effective tactic which has turned the tide of many battles. That the other unit is untouched, and the targeted unit only takes half the usual casualties. The enemy can only fire at one of your units, meaning Well, this one is quite simple, when you have two units, with arcs of fire that go-over each other, your men will get twice the in that area than with just one unit firing. I can do this with relatively small armies because of some amazingly effective tactics, which require little men.īefore I tell you these tactics, first there are some military concepts required for you to understand, which play a big part in my overall Tactics. Hard Computer just can't respond to my storming of a nations provinces, and overrunning them in about 3 turns. On the Campaign map, the Blitzkrieg tactics work perfectly for me, as the V. I'm allied to Great Britain, and The Ottoman Empire.
so far, my eastern border stops at Russia (wasn't going anywhere St Petersburg, as the Nazis proved that to be a very bad idea) and my western border stops in France, i own everything in between, including Italy. I’m doing this to try and replicate Nazi tactics in WW2, but in an 18th Century era. Well, for background information, I’m playing as Prussia in the Grand Campaign, Long Rules.
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