This Total War Rome 2 video shows you how to use elephants, pikes, chariots, dogs, archers, infantry, cavalry and artillery units at it's best.
Timestamps:
0:00, How to use Dogs
0:19, How to use Elephants
1:32, How to use Artillery
2:37, How to use Archers
3:22, How to use Pikes
4:25, How to use Cavalery
6:05, How to use Peltas
7:05, How to use Chariots
8:06, How to use infantry
5:08, Outro!
The text provides various tips and strategies for using different unit types in the game Rome II. Here is a summary of the key points:
1. Etc units: These are cost-effective units with good damage output and armor. Use both P volleys before entering combat and position them on the non-shield side of enemy units. Cycle charge or send them into shoot wall for other units to shoot.
2. High charge, high hitting infantry units: These units have low melee defense. Cycle in and out of combat to avoid getting destroyed. Dodge incoming archer volleys. They are effective against infantry.
3. High damage, low armored infantry units: These units are strong in combat but have no armor. Use them strategically, not as a baseline unit. Position them where enemy archers can't hit them and let them see a lot of fighting to maximize their kills.
4. Hoplites: Put them in hoplite wall formation for a bonus against infantry. Give attack orders frequently and use guard mode to prevent them from following units. Frontally fight enemies to maximize their kills.
5. Pikes: Use strong missile units to counter enemy missile units and win the missile fight. Face factions without spear units for a higher chance of success. Avoid cavalry units as they are difficult to deal with. Pikes work best in siege battles.
6. Cavalry: Use cavalry on the flanks to surround and attack baseline infantry. Melee cavalry is best for fighting other cavalry units, while shock cavalry is effective against infantry. Missile cavalry is annoying to face and can bring down enemy cavalry and infantry.
7. Pelas and F spear units: Use these units to zone away enemy archers from certain positions. Stand behind the main line and throw at enemy archers when they are not well-protected. Pelas have more range and F spears can be effective in combat.
8. Chariots: They can be strong but are also fragile. Use them on defense as a surprise sellout or in an ambush. Avoid units with shoot wall and F spear units. On land battles, use them to disrupt the enemy main line before the clash of infantry lines.
9. Elephants: They are expensive and risky. Hide them inside settlements or wait for opportunities to attack enemy units without archers or spear units. Spam attack and movement orders once in combat.
10. Artillery units: Giant ballista is useful for breaking down walls in barbarian settlements. Scorpion units are good for defense and can focus down enemy elite units or archers. Place them in long streets to avoid enemy fire.
11. Archers and slingers: Shoot infantry in the non-shield side for more damage. Dodge enemy arrows by moving back and forth. Focus on low armored units and use all your ammo. Slingers don't need to focus on non-shield side.
12. Pikes: Use a main line of cheap pike units to force the enemy to attack your flanks. Position strong units like elite cavalry on the flanks. Keep pikes away from enemy missiles.
Overall, the text provides strategies for using different unit types effectively in Rome II, including tips for positioning, combat tactics, and unit compositions.
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24 июн 2024
