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Originally Posted by Redeyes
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Originally Posted by Warhammer
The opposite is a big reason why I hate glamour nations. I was playing a friend who had TNN, my Eagle Kings were raining lightning from the sky, when he tried to counter them, my mammoths rode them down, and then when he KNEW I was going to use a storm, I had my archers light him up. But, everytime I pushed him hard or tried raiding, I would hit one of his major armies and lose the force. I wound up losing because even though I won all the big battles, I lost the war of attrition. I wasn't sure where to hit him because I couldn't see his armies. Had he played a non-glamour nation, I would have won.
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I really don't know, Caelum seems like a fairly good counter to TNN.
Flying units break castles extremely quickly, faster than the enemy can mobilize units to a given corner of the map.
Death and Water with alteration (which you should get for fog warriors) gives you frozen heart and disintegrate to deal with thugs.
Although I admit glamour is a great advantage... |
Not arguing any of the above. Caelum is good, but they can't stand toe to toe with anyone. You raid and hit your enemy where they're not, etc. My problem was I kept hitting him where he was, and although I won 90% of the battles, I lost the war because I could accept the losses I suffered, and he could.
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