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@romain.desdchamps61
if you think this was cheezy i was working on a much cheesier strat... the problem was the consistently, however you can make it work by really cheesing the system, if you want i can give you my savefiles... im not gonna dive into this until i finish three houses, however you can check my current "strat"
Makes this game look ridiculous.
However It's was a real pleasure to play your strat, generals against armies, narrow forest path to chen's farm, sneaky heroes during battle to open the gates, tricky diplomacy but with your hand still clean in the end.
Loved It, Thanks.
Also it seems that while I can take Liu biao’s mine via a trade he will try to take it right back, amusingly one of his generals were killed before even reaching inside the mine...
One little question, when blocking Xu from going north, is the right spot up against the south side of the bridge over the nearby river?