I blame it on Fufius on the Cesarian right! He obviously slept through this one, leaving his troops confused on whether to assist in the defense of Brindisium or stay close to the camp. :-) Thanks for the kind words, I honestly think my camera is doing most of the job stabilizing the shooting. But sure I try to move the camera more gently than I did previously. Cheers and thanks for the visit!
14:23 - Libo could have also attacked the Caesarian light troops to the upper right after his advance after combat. They were down to two blocks and isolated. 18:28 - Maybe it would have been to greater advantage to start attacking the Caesarian leader's stack first, eliminating his leader support from the adjacent stack? In the end, I don't think the Caesarians could have won this with the cards they got and then the I Am Sparticus shutout. Thank you for the playthrough. I enjoyed it as always. I look forward the next battle.
Regarding 14:23: Problem is that the lights could evade (even though only one hex). I think that is why I chose the other unit to attack. Regarding 18:28: Excellent point! That is how it should have been done. Thanks for watching!
Yes unfortunate for the Cesareans. Sometimes I play with a house rule of allowing one side to return a victory banner or lose random troops in order to play a card that would be played if not using a solo system. Only one time though.
That is an interesting idea! I might try that in case there is a situation where the card selection gets too ridiculous. :-) Thanks for the tip and for watching!
Fufius never even left his camp on the right. He got totally stunned by the swift landing and raid. The cards were for sure in favor of Pompeyans this time. Thanks for watching!
Interesting situation. Very unlucky the draw of cards for the Cesareans! Well done. Really like how you keep a steady shot with the camera! Cheers!
I blame it on Fufius on the Cesarian right! He obviously slept through this one, leaving his troops confused on whether to assist in the defense of Brindisium or stay close to the camp. :-)
Thanks for the kind words, I honestly think my camera is doing most of the job stabilizing the shooting. But sure I try to move the camera more gently than I did previously.
Cheers and thanks for the visit!
14:23 - Libo could have also attacked the Caesarian light troops to the upper right after his advance after combat. They were down to two blocks and isolated.
18:28 - Maybe it would have been to greater advantage to start attacking the Caesarian leader's stack first, eliminating his leader support from the adjacent stack?
In the end, I don't think the Caesarians could have won this with the cards they got and then the I Am Sparticus shutout.
Thank you for the playthrough. I enjoyed it as always. I look forward the next battle.
Regarding 14:23: Problem is that the lights could evade (even though only one hex). I think that is why I chose the other unit to attack.
Regarding 18:28: Excellent point! That is how it should have been done.
Thanks for watching!
Yes unfortunate for the Cesareans. Sometimes I play with a house rule of allowing one side to return a victory banner or lose random troops in order to play a card that would be played if not using a solo system. Only one time though.
That is an interesting idea! I might try that in case there is a situation where the card selection gets too ridiculous. :-)
Thanks for the tip and for watching!
Quirky battle the poor Cesarians never really got going
Fufius never even left his camp on the right. He got totally stunned by the swift landing and raid. The cards were for sure in favor of Pompeyans this time. Thanks for watching!