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are you meant to be able to chain commands on your own territory and not into neutral or enemy spaces? if you don't know about move chaining your at a huge disa
by robertcorey 10y ago
are you meant to be able to chain commands on your own territory and not into neutral or enemy spaces? if you don't know about move chaining your at a huge disadvantage.
heres a victory by me http://generals.io/replays/ByGnY2tXl http://generals.io/replays/ByGnY2tXl
- naasking 10y agoJust lost twice because I don't know how to chain. Also, it should support arrow keys in addition to WASD for those of us using the mouse with our left hand.
- zschuessler 10y agoWow, purple almost snuck a victory on your king! A few more armies and he would've won. The second attempt was his only way out but you had too many armies at that point. I find that games can easily tilt in your favor if you seek out the king square and sneak a capture.
- robertcorey 10y agoyeah he was a better player than me imo.
- babuskov 10y ago> are you meant to be able to chain commands on your own territory and not into neutral or enemy spaces? Well, that's how the real armies work :) I just had a game vs a stronger opponent, but I kept constantly messing with his narrow "supply lines" in my territory. Too bad he noticed my sneak attempts to get his general while he was busy fixing them. It adds a lot to the strategy.