Post by castiel on Nov 12, 2014 17:04:47 GMT
Ok, the way I see it, we've riled up the tribes now. Let's deal with that before we even LOOK at Minerva. We don't know what's happening there, or in our other neighbours' territories yet, and I think it's important we finish one task first and firm up our control nearer home. In the meantime (only one or two weeks, depending on how this week goes) our caravans/spies are making inroads in finding out what is going on.
If we are patient, we can avoid interfering in other peoples' fights, mop up the survivors AND make easier gains for ourselves. We don't want to show our hand too early in this campaign, as we don't have the means for a protracted fight. We mostly have light cavalry, so we do need to make the most of our manoeuvrability, yet not overstretch ourselves.
I suggest we concentrate on the tribes only until we get info back from our trading/scouting missions.
If we hit Minerva fast and early, we will leave ourselves open to retaliation from the tribes at home, Minerva AND being annexed by NRF or China. If we find out what those factions are doing, we might be able to take advantage of any moves they make! (Confusion to our enemies!)
I hope that made sense to you both. =)
If we are patient, we can avoid interfering in other peoples' fights, mop up the survivors AND make easier gains for ourselves. We don't want to show our hand too early in this campaign, as we don't have the means for a protracted fight. We mostly have light cavalry, so we do need to make the most of our manoeuvrability, yet not overstretch ourselves.
I suggest we concentrate on the tribes only until we get info back from our trading/scouting missions.
If we hit Minerva fast and early, we will leave ourselves open to retaliation from the tribes at home, Minerva AND being annexed by NRF or China. If we find out what those factions are doing, we might be able to take advantage of any moves they make! (Confusion to our enemies!)
I hope that made sense to you both. =)
