Skink chiefs and saurus old blods are your better choices if you want these types of monsters. Equipment means one of these can outvalue 2 vanilla monsters. Fres up another slot in the army
Do you do anything with congruence? Playing Gor Rok and really struggling to advance my settlements. Doing the normal thing with a garrison and viral economic buildings before building recruitment buildings. The thing is, it's taking so long to grow enough to get more slots
Imma play Tomb king for the first time ever, and in warhammer 3. Does your guides from 2 years and 1 year ago still holds up? (low key suggesting tomb kings for 3 guides)
This is hardly a guide, and more of a 'read every tooltip for a faction'. Anything considered a 'guide' in this video is simply 'Take X because it is good'. Barely any depth.
Didn’t realize there was an expert for “guides” on RUclips. Congrats you can comment on RUclips to make yourself feel smart by critiquing a video you couldn’t make yourself.
@@trazyntheinfinite9895 I mean your weong and not since there is a lot going on in general income. Upkeep control, trade, settlments upgrading, growth movement, recruitment and more all happen on just the campaign side of things. I would hardley call that simple. Let alone atrition environmental bonuses different stances. That's before you get into what a good campaign looks like vs what a good battle looks like vs what a balanced and good army looks like. As many things don't transfer over well. Knowing how to get a good settlemtn doesnt say give the innate knowledge of how to effectively play the lizards so there is some regard that reading the tooltips won't help. And for a long video I thought there would be some tips or something to give a basic understanding of how the faction works in play vs what the Manuel says.
@@christianlangdon3766 o.o Dude its the lizardmen. Buy thick lizards. Stomp enemy. Build money and geomantic web. Do not recruit monstrous u its, get the respective heroes on their mounts. If in peril, keep cash ready for a bastillobomb stack and just nuke the opfor with it. I would understand the need for in depth explanation about, say, the empire. But the lizards?
An important detail is Tiqtaktoe also gets early access to all flying units
And starts with some flying unit related tech unlocked, despite not having the building that is a prerequisite for those techs.
Skink chiefs and saurus old blods are your better choices if you want these types of monsters. Equipment means one of these can outvalue 2 vanilla monsters. Fres up another slot in the army
It messes with my head that Tiqtaq'to STARTS with a unit of Horned Ones.
Those bastards are insanely potent for a starting army.
Lizards are the hottest faction in the game. Get wrecked.
We found the guy with the Mazdamundi Body Pillow
@@valeclaw1697 plushie of a fat frog pretty sure that is a thing
eww
half dwarf, half elf, all slaaneshi
literally and figuratively.
Lizardman husbando please.
Love you vids bro, keep it up 👍🏽
Awesome videos, was waiting for the lizard men
Another great video mate cheers
Love your guides bro could u do one for vilitch the curseling ?
Do you do anything with congruence? Playing Gor Rok and really struggling to advance my settlements. Doing the normal thing with a garrison and viral economic buildings before building recruitment buildings. The thing is, it's taking so long to grow enough to get more slots
Imma play Tomb king for the first time ever, and in warhammer 3. Does your guides from 2 years and 1 year ago still holds up? (low key suggesting tomb kings for 3 guides)
For the sake of streamlining a multiplayer campaign, any recommendations on the best units for autoresolve?
make more of these, do beast men next!
Yes, do you best men!
To be fair once you get the economy under control you should be OK as teeny weeny or as Nikki the wonder
"Teeny Weeny"
Rites only last 5 turns now
With Gor roc you steamroll
Dude do a video now...they are shit against everything with armor and missiles
This is hardly a guide, and more of a 'read every tooltip for a faction'. Anything considered a 'guide' in this video is simply 'Take X because it is good'. Barely any depth.
Didn’t realize there was an expert for “guides” on RUclips. Congrats you can comment on RUclips to make yourself feel smart by critiquing a video you couldn’t make yourself.
I haven't even watched the video and I feel like I'm learning more than just a tool tip could teach me.
O.o he summarized the lizardmen in a quick manner, its not his fault that tw is not a deep game
@@trazyntheinfinite9895 I mean your weong and not since there is a lot going on in general income. Upkeep control, trade, settlments upgrading, growth movement, recruitment and more all happen on just the campaign side of things. I would hardley call that simple. Let alone atrition environmental bonuses different stances. That's before you get into what a good campaign looks like vs what a good battle looks like vs what a balanced and good army looks like. As many things don't transfer over well. Knowing how to get a good settlemtn doesnt say give the innate knowledge of how to effectively play the lizards so there is some regard that reading the tooltips won't help. And for a long video I thought there would be some tips or something to give a basic understanding of how the faction works in play vs what the Manuel says.
@@christianlangdon3766 o.o
Dude its the lizardmen.
Buy thick lizards. Stomp enemy.
Build money and geomantic web.
Do not recruit monstrous u its, get the respective heroes on their mounts.
If in peril, keep cash ready for a bastillobomb stack and just nuke the opfor with it.
I would understand the need for in depth explanation about, say, the empire.
But the lizards?
way too long and complicated and can be done shorter on how to effectively play lizardmen: be dinosaur or lizard, eat the others.