I have been playing naval ambushes incorrectly. While the way I played it is more interesting in my opinion, I am realizing I have played it wrong (now about to start Turn 3). The Soldier of Fortune army had an escort so could not have been ambushed. This is evened out by a Roman loss in Turn 2. But from Turn 3 onward I will play correctly.
11:00 In my solo game I've noticed that the Carthage seemed to be consistently stronger then Rome - especially with Turn 1 Romans being busy with Pyrrhus. Curious how it will go in your game😁
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I have been playing naval ambushes incorrectly. While the way I played it is more interesting in my opinion, I am realizing I have played it wrong (now about to start Turn 3). The Soldier of Fortune army had an escort so could not have been ambushed. This is evened out by a Roman loss in Turn 2. But from Turn 3 onward I will play correctly.
11:00 In my solo game I've noticed that the Carthage seemed to be consistently stronger then Rome - especially with Turn 1 Romans being busy with Pyrrhus. Curious how it will go in your game😁
After the previous scenario fiasco and this one shotting of Pyrrhus I feel disinclined to bringing this boy to the table. The game feels very off.