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The Promise flag-control expansion

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The Promise flag-control expansion

Victory depends on controlling enemy flags, not necessarily destroying every building. The Bohemios remain passive until provoked, so secure the other fronts and fortify the passes before engaging them. (The Promise)

The Promise Age of Empires II campaign artwork
Related game artwork: The Promise

Resumen

Victory depends on controlling enemy flags, not necessarily destroying every building. The Bohemios remain passive until provoked, so secure the other fronts and fortify the passes before engaging them. (The Promise)

Plan and execution

Capture the western mountain group of Monks and special unidades, then use them to pressure the Polish base. Defeat the Polish and German opponents first and leave troops beside their flags to fortaleza control. Wall the cliff passes before entering Bohemian territory. If you choose the Castillo challenge, build the required three Castles inside the flagged zone only after the army and defenses are ready; otherwise hold the flags and contain the Bohemian force. (unidades, unidades, desfiladeros, Castillo, desencadenador)

Risks and adaptation

The Bohemios do not ataque until provoked; triggering them early creates an avoidable front. A flag stays under your control only while a unit remains nearby, so leave a guard and protect the capture force from raids. (Bohemios, ataque, acuartelar)

Enfoque
Quiet Bohemian threat and staged conquest
Elemento distintivo / categoría
Plan and execution
Edición / contexto
Age of Empires II system
Región
Battle strategy
Clasificación
Estrategias de combate
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