Utilize CHOKEPOINTS to destroy a LARGER force! - Total War Tactics: Warhammer 3 

well at least they do't need to breathe, and now we know how zombie pirate came to be

Newbie question, was that a glitch or do vampjre counts can traverse deep water becouse their unjts dont breath?

@@bazirancovek it was a glitch they are absolutely not meant to do that, but it looked like pirates of Caribbean which is cool

@@bazirancovek it was a glitch they are absolutely not meant to do that, but it looked like pirates of Caribbean which is cool

You think it was a bug or an intended feature of that factions zombies? I wanna try a sneaky river flank. Might not be much punching power but a full surround on a choke point would be effective enough

That honestly makes so much sense

or that moment at the end of the first pirates of the carabian movie

It would be awesome if Vampire Coast could move 2x faster underwater through rivers and lakes If you think about it, there are a lot of cool 'home terrain advantage' ideas someone could make into a mod Tomb Kings hide units and get ranged cover in sandstorms that move across the map / can be summoned with magic Maybe let Kislev/Norsca ranged units camouflage in the snow as long as they stand still and hold fire. Turn up that Sabaton 'White Death' and hide 19 streltsi Skinks climb jungle trees (camouflage and cover but maybe lower accuracy and stops them while they climb up/down) Empire gets minor ammo replenishment/healing near intact buildings Let Vampires replenish their trash mobs by standing on piles of corpses

"Gentlemen... take a walk."

yeah dwellers below is one of the best spells in the game for just that

Even Awakening of the Wood can do some work, if your life mage is low level. It's quick and triggers the passive.

@@jordyvandersluijs4484 This is no longer the case. It's slightly below average value now.

Same

Same here. Should be doable with my High Elves using Sea Guard and Sisters of Avelorn

AI did that shit to me once,i was devasteted😂😂

Skirmish infantry or cav can also do a pretty good job, even if you suck at micro. Just kinda fling 'em in with Skirmish mode on, they'll do a bit of damage, and probably draw off 3, 4, 5 units to chase them around for a while. Worst case they get caught and break off the corner of the map or something, best case they take negligible damage and effectively take a quarter of the enemy force around while playing the Benny Hill theme

A Comet of Cassendora or Ikit Nuke just inflicting army losses on the spot is probably a bit more, but good gunlines can he a good second

Yes, but you can achieve the same feeling by using bloated corpses. Doomrockets are kinda bland for me now given that i've used them for so many times but is limited to one per battle.

I got a jar of dirt

@@freethinker9480 Lore of Dirt

It is undoubtedly the worst lore I've ever heard of. "Aye, but you have heard of it."

@@ImKillingTime hahaha no shit! I just had a battle yesterday where Eltherion intercepted Arkhan IN THE MIDDLE OF THE OCEAN. Zoom in to play the battle and all of a sudden we are in the middle of a mountain range.... For a company that has nailed naval combat before, it's very sad to see it missing now.

A couple monsters are great for this really. Bastiladons, especially with the Arc of Sotek kinda need at least a unit of Skinks to be stuck with but can do great, Stegadons can do it in a pinch, personally I love Stegadons on twin chokes, to hold one for a while, then push through and flank the main blob. Hydras are fantastic for it, most of the greater Daemons, mammoths, rotting Leviathans can do it. Not all monsters are great for it, but quite a few are

Hey if you’re an Avelorn player, can you tell me how to use Dryads effectively? Mine always seem to get melted before actually dealing damage, even though they’re “damage dealing”. I don’t do anything dumb, I just usually have them flank a unit of spears or something but they always struggle.

@@czechmeoutbabe1997 I hate to say it, but I rarely use dryads. I don't get very good returns on them either, so I largely ignore them and phase them out once I have better options. Early game I actually use rangers as cheap DPS, supplemented by archers and sea guard. Late game, I use a front line of entirely tree kin with Phoenix Guards on the flanks, then using Sisters of Avelorn and Swordmasters as my main damage dealers. I wish I could be more help, but I've never found a good use for the dryads either 😕

Agree, especially against Greenskins, who seem to especially love to sent Boar Boys around the back to hit ranged units, having just a flank or couple units covered can mean the difference between successfully enclosing your units, or a bunch of greased up hogs slipping through a gap

Give them nothing, but take from them, EVERYTHING

Had to say it...fight in the shade. HAHAHAHA!

Agreed! Sometimes splitting your forces can get favorable trades with the AI army, where you can exploit a magic or mobility advantage. Then crush the splinter force quickly, and either surround the opponent or double your troops back to reinforce the primary line.

They have the high ground, and yes the bonus goes up to 30%

Thought the same. I suppose it's a multiplayer/custom vs AI battle and he didn't take Dwellers Below or it's campaign and his caster isn't leveled up enough yet. Therefore, he meant "the spells of Life magic I currently have."

What do you mean ? In custom battles?

@@davidring681 no, in immortal empires campaign

@@alirizaaslan4783 so if you are attacking the city you are automatically the attacker and cannot swap places and play the defenders if that’s what you mean. If you are playing a coop campaign or a vs campaign with another player then in the pre battle set up you can select to join army to support the attacker if that’s you. Or join the defdenders. Even in coop campaign the other player can join and command the enemy army to help or hurt you in battle.

@@alirizaaslan4783 click on your city, then on enemy besieging that city

Alternatively to other answers, they changed the siege mechanic : if you attack an un-walled settlement, it will be a land battle. If you attack a walled minor settlement, it will be a city battle. And if you attack a major settlement it will be a proper siege...

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Never watched pirates of the caribbean 1?

Apparently I play like the AI does. My units are always clumped horribly.

Honestly, with the other bullshit the ai gets (limitless income, faster army and building times) I think it kinda evens out.

@@botep5529 those are all Campaign map things. Clumping AI however is a battle map thing that makes it less interesting to play

@@rubz1390 true, but if ai was smart in battle and cheating on the campaign the game would be stupidly hard (for me at least) I would settle for Ai being smarter in battle but also not pooping out 3 armies for the price and time that it takes me to make one

Yeah I was thinking this too, and realized it's just ai exploitation, and not really plausible against human players lol