Відео

Very concisely and patiently explained - the information imparted will be very helpful! Thank you

what would have happened if the opponent decided to stay firm on the hill and use skirmishes to pick away at your heavy infantry? Would you have lost then? What would have been your strategy?

Sir, how come you stopped playing?

Thanks - very good tutorial

Great video ... I wish you did not flick around as much though.

Thanks a lot for your series. This helps so much after the first few tutorial plays.

how the hell do you bring down elephants???

Really enjoying the explanation of mechanics!

great video !!

Very informative, thank you!!

Thank you very much !!

Doesn't a turn limit and scoring prevent overly defensive play from being OP?

this is excellent tutorial strategy

great series of videos

Thank you for your video series! Love this game.

Nice breakdown.

Are you MikeC_81 on Slitherine? How are the Persian Immortals in the latest patch? I like the Persian but has the game balance issue for the Persians been fixed?

I've been playing FOG2 without looking under the hood for years, your video is a great find!

Beginner's Guide?

Excellent Analysis!

Great video! Thanks a lot! As a total newbie, this helps me a lot - also to assess how deep you can go with this game if you invest in it. I like that the mechanics and the scale are relatively "tight". There are not too many battlegroups/counters, movements are short, but every move and every turn can decide the game.

This is useless. What to assume that you have played a game against the computer DOES NOT HELP A PLAYER WHO HS NOT PLAYED AT ALL.

you should use a script, edit it down by 90% until you really have just the important stuff, then stick to it.

21:40 so if you have a possibility to attack your enemy in current turn like shown on your video, it's better to just move and wait to attack in next turn to get flanked bonus? Kinda strange.

@7:57 my uh my uh my uh

so much rambling on

Thanks for all the meaningful info you wrapped into this series - really helps a lot, very well done.

Best FoG2 youtuber! - lowest sound included ;)

An excellent series of tutorials. I've started getting back into this game after purchasing FoG Empires.

Many thanks for this guide, really helpful!

Is this video grainy and illegible to anyone else? It won't go above 360p for me and I'm not sure if it's a glitch or that's the resolution at which it was uploaded. Thanks!

Y U STOP making fog2 vidya? Best channel on FOG2 and it has what, 2 videos on battles?

Thanks for this!

I just bought this game and like it but can't I stay in the same match without returning to the lobby everytime when playing with a friend?

Great series.

Most definitely "shock" ketword should be put on stat card for cavalry card units.

Amazing informations! I really learned a lot with that first video. My only complaint is about the volume. Your voice sounds somewhat low.

Great series ! Very much enjoy these AAR's. I'd be happy to challenge you to a game if you're interested

The first action is incredible ! Bad luck ;(

A very fine combination of thoughtful video AAR, ground and tactical analysis, and exposition of doctrine for different troopsand circumstances. This classic, common and usually match-up is a good choice for the video. Given the terrain offers a route of advance for heavy infantry to push forward only between the shore and the rough ground, deploying the phalanx resting its left flank on the shore and facing that gap is a a textbook move. It is a good defensive position and the most practical offensive position of those locally available. It is possible to bull through such a gap and seek to wheel right toward the center of the field past the rough, but the problem remains of covering the left flank hanging in air as it wheels and keeping off pressure from the the Romans in control of the rough. The position of the Seleucid reserve was as a local reserve on the Seleucid right but I did not note any real local purpose for it. As a general reserve nearer the coast it could have covered the phalanx's advance. An army's doctrine for local and general reserves should be decided well before a campaign and troops raised accordingly. As conducted, the attack was launched without adequate flank cover and indeed additionally exposed on the left by the larger gap due to the 45 degree pivots the pikes executed. This allowed the Romans to outwing and then outflank the Seleucid line more easily and left the phalanx facing the rough ground into which it could not safely advance against opposition. where all it could do would be to block Roman attacks from that terrain. Possibly a compromise decision - doing something because there is a need for action - an emotion for motion when realizing the Pikes were not contributing to the fight and that the Romans were making their left the center of gravity of the fighting. The Romans gained an easier flank position on the now disjointed phalanx and a flanking position on the Seleucid right through control of the rough terrain ahead of the Seleucid right. It is a reminder to attend to local and general reserves positioned where thy can quickly influence the troops they are chosen to support.

What are odds of recovery ? How does it works ?

This was excellent. Quality content here.

he got rekt hard

Great series of videos - thanks!

speed x1.5

Thanks. Great video.

"Seems fair" BIG belly laughs here..

Thanks for this awesome series man

Could you make a video mentioning how to play properly with horse archers, especially massed horse archers against infantry armies? I have real problems routing infantry just wirh horse archers, sometimes the massed ones even do not evade, especially the armoured horse archers.

Always enjoy your videos Michael, looking forward to the League game review