u/Aurelian_cz

A pre-dreadnought is a type of battleship built roughly between 1880 and 1906. These were massive machines with heavy armor and serious firepower.

In this simple concept, I tried to translate their spirit into a train.

I'd love to hear your thoughts.

Hi everyone. I just finished the toughest match I’ve ever played. It was absolutely brutal, a total bloodbath... and I have absolutely no idea what just happened.

So, it started when I got queued into a 2v2 match. I was surprised, but I thought it would be interesting since I hadn't played that mode yet. In the first round, I was peacefully deploying my units. But then, in the second round, I suddenly realized I was controlling my teammate's units as well! I was left all alone in the game and had to micro-manage every single unit.

I seriously considered surrendering. But then I thought, if nothing else, it would at least be an interesting experience. So, I fought against two players – having to manage all my units while fighting against a timer that was constantly running down. In the final rounds, I had like 10 seconds left per turn.

Well... and it looks like I actually won. I don't know how, I don't know why, but that's what the scoreboard says.

Anyway, I hope this entertained you. I’d love to hear your thoughts because I honestly have absolutely no clue what happened here.

Battle: https://linesofbattle.net/game/269947

(I am Belisarios btw)

Hi everyone, I'm new here.

My first online battle went terribly, but after that, I practiced with the game AI and tried out different scenarios. It's an amazing game — it looks simple on the surface, but it's very deep and interesting. Anyway, I just finished my second battle (finally a victory!), and I'd love to hear your feedback on what I could improve.

Link: https://linesofbattle.net/game/255851