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CuddleFish wrote: ...unless your're part of the "no fog" gang

OK, I'm almost positive this is a dumb question, but I only play MP vs. my friends. Is the "no fog gang" a group of players who play without fog of war?? Or does it just mean no shroud?

No offense at all guys, but if you are finding this game too hard on "Easy" you are missing some really basic fundamentals of the game somewhere. I'm sure if you can be more specific about what you are having problems with, the experienced community can help you out and you will soon find ...

toms wrote: One person must be the last poster before it goes off-topic. But sometimes good topics seem to be dead and rise again after some months.

You mean, like this?

This thread should be cleaned up and sticky-ed!

Tips from the Guide on a more challenging experience: * Consider starting the campaign on 'Medium' difficulty level, especially if you have prior experience with strategy games. We feel you'll find it much more rewarding. * Don't sweat it too much when you lose some units. The campaign was designed ...

Herald - short answer is quit playing Easy AI. On Difficult AI (and then against other players as you get better) there is no surplus gold - you will always wish you had more. :lol: I don't want to dismiss your long post as you obviously put a lot of though into it, but all your thoughts and questio...

I think the only real strategic decisions in the game are related to purchasing and upgrading your units (although getting them the XP is even tactical). All strategy has a tactical implementation. That doesn't make it not strategy. Sure - in the long run. But individual strategic decisions will ha...

Agreed. Technically, I would make the argument that there is very little strategy in Battle for Wesnoth - it is mostly tactical, by scale and of course - by design. I think the only real strategic decisions in the game are related to purchasing and upgrading your units (although getting them the XP ...

Having played a lot more since I first began posting here and introducing 4 of my friends to the game at different times and watching them develop, I think clearly you can identify two elements at play in this game (as in almost all turn based games). Strategy and tactics. Most of the "specifi...

Ive noticed that most bad players follow the examples of the french in the middle ages: They let me find terrain that I want, then just attack me when I'm ready for them. Reminds me of one of my favorite military quotes, although I can't remember it exactly - something like, "the key to defens...