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nah

You need premium for special maps (totally worth it though)

​@@transportowiec96I thought that map to have the special maps, was to have premium or complete the standard maps in brutal, I guess it's both

You only need Complete map in brutal as premium will unlock it right when you buy it

about 2-3 restarts ? i don't remember exactly but not much, all you need is the first camps not to build adjacent to any cities (when insurgents spawn in a city without security, you cannot remove them from it, so you can't do the peace deal), it works basically on any map except opium, if deployment of 1 soldier was allowed (and no more soldiers) then this is a guaranteed victory

@@g-8buenviejolucenesio826 -65% insurgency start time rebelinc.wiki.gg/wiki/Insurgent_Tactics

@@transportowiec96 That's... the Players nightmare.

@@Windisjisjnwj Can do with an instant wheel

@@transportowiec96 that would just be gambling but without breaks

This is a game from before spring cleaning update which changed some of the game mechanisms, making the game easier than in this video. If you choose the correct zones to stabilise and respond to concerns quickly, then you will not need as much civilian initiatives as in other maps, due to low initial hostility - unless something causes to increase this hostility (insurgents, poppies etc)

education is less efficient and water is corrupt

@@transportowiec96 damn sounds like some Hella minmaxing lol

@@Kayledon777 with minmaxing the video would look totally different

@@transportowiec96 Now I'm excited to see that 😆

Garrisons kill 1 insurgent when destroyed (like shields) and significantly increase the chance of casualties whenever insurgents run away from them

@@transportowiec96 Interesting. That's good to know. I've seen some games where you can stabilize places before the insurgency even comes out. How do you manage that? What influences how fast a place can stabilize?

@@Kayledon777 1.Some places are inherently more easier to stabilise due to their low hostile population (check how much % of the population needs to be supportive in order to stabilise a zone [specifically percentage, not how many people]) 2. garrison and hq make a zone more easier to stabilise 3. you need to buy enough support level in zones and it needs to be built up 4. smaller zones convert support level into supporters faster (major cities very slowly, tiny zones [ex. city on the right on opium trail] do it very quickly), smaller meaning the size, not population, a zone is made out of hexagons (when you start to gain supporters you will notice small hexagons appear in the zones with them)

Security

@@transportowiec96 how do we know if security is good enough to stop them

@@gilgamesh6135 1 initiative = 1 kill

it is, and quite reliably. Would have to practice more

the map is simple... But the rebels have all the tactics, their rivers do not stop!

Got a good understanding of game mechanics by researching them myself

If I had to guess, probably by just playing the game for a long time.

I have already scheduled a video for distant steppe in two weeks, so look out for it!

@@transportowiec96 Have you ever tried the IOS version?

@@mementomori6734 There is no notable difference between pc and mobile versions aside from graphics and having access to additional pieces of information

Sorka za opóźnioną wiadomość, ale powiadomienia nie dostałem. Co masz na myśli pod 'kontratak'? (edyt: najwyraźniej przez edycję :-)

@@transportowiec96 it probably means you choose counter attack instead of subtle pressure