All my frontliners have a ton of evasion and I try to keep my gauss snipers back, but if they get sensored or the enemy gets a glimpse of them, they get focused really fast. I can't seem to make these slow move type mechs work.
Lets say I have a finished team that can take on the toughest missions in the game. What kind of pilot and mech builds would I be expected to have on the team.
I really liked quad lrm20 builds in vanilla. Was thinking a melee build and a sniper build would be fun. I'm assuming headshot marauders are no longer a thing. I'm also a huge fan of ACs. In particular I love weapons that feel impactful on strike.
Because it was horrifying that this thing even got a turn.
We ordered 2 trial decks that would be available aug 20. So far no updates on the order.
Everytime I play him+Normans, he just runs over things with cavalry. AI literally tries attacking with anything and it just dies against my brick wall cavalry due to the logarithmic scaling of combat strength.
R5: I have a bunch of crabs and 1000+ food.
Just a hunch.
R5: She has a ton of units on franklin's border.
R5: Converted almost the entire world to my religion.
I didn't convert 2 of my own distant lands settlements. Deity quick standard size maps.
"This asshole just parked a city next to me when there's plenty of space. Let me just remove this one city and go back to peacefully building wonders."
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Exploration age military victory as mongolia.
Seed is in second image if people want to try it. You need to move up from the starting position to see the triple lake.
It says +2 for land and +1 for uniques for each foreign wonder. Does this mean i get +3 for a unique land like chevalier and keshik?
It also says max 6. Does that mean max of 6 times or just a max of a 6 combat strength? (Because 6 times sounds insane for momentum)
Pretty sure there's nothing stopping me from spending 80 influence to cancel this.
