DLC ADVICE: Which DLC Do I need? Don't buy any DLC without seeing the below. "Do I need Shadows of Change?" Absolutely not! Yes, Tzeentch is notably stronger with this DLC and you gain the Blue Scribes and Tzangors but none of this is critical for a strong campaign. You get an Exalted Hero from confederating the minor faction and this Hero is a luxury, not necessity. The Mutalith is epic but not needed. If you are a Tzeentch lover like me and interested in the Changeling, then SoC is a good purchase. If you're stopping in just for Kairos then I'd advise holding off or doing some research into the other Lords in the DLC before purchasing as it's not needed to dominate this campaign, simply enrich it. "Do I need Champions of Chaos?" Conversely, I would argue the Champions of Chaos is the big game changer. It provides the Chaos Warrior units which provide unrivaled lineholding in the early/mid-game, and are still an affordable front later on. Chosen with Halberds on the flanks will butcher any flanking. Sorcerers are an amazing minor lord who's magic can save a capital rebellion. Choose wisely and feel free to ask in our Discord for any advice!
Thanks a lot for this guide! Playing Tzeentch is so different with the new cults. Also the cults open up a lot more potential for fun campaigns. In my last campaign, I send my inital cultist straight to southern Cathay where Gelt has his spawn location. That was way more fun than fighting Lizardmen for 50 turns.
Thanks, the new cults seem super fun, I didn't realize they changed it so much. These small pacthes they do to update old factions are great. They keep the game fresh.
Amazing such an apparently minor change completely enhances the immersion. Cults should be a huge part of the daemon's reach and the rework really makes them feel as important as your holdings. Pretty cool that spreading corruption and the word of chaos is now a goal instead of a novelty.
Worked perfectly. In my experience, Sarthorael normally dies on turn 3 or 4 so I'm never able to get him. Literally playing right now and I've just confederated him at the top of turn 4 - just like in your guide. Thank you so much! Kairos is already on of my favorite factions, and this guide just made it even better.
Really lovely to have such a strategic guide for a faction with so many options. I have a started campaign still a week or two old where I kill Teclis in turn 2, his faction in turn 4 and confederate Sarthoreal in turn 4 too. It was hard, but possible. But I see you just kept Teclis alive. So entirely different in play style!
I actually made this guide because some viewers (correctly) pointed out the T4 confed stopped working due to AI changes. I went to make a new video and got carried away lol
Thx, it was difficult at first but I tried a few more times so I could play it similar to this guide! After finishing our Chameleon friend, the next was really easy and fun
hei elven im really gratefull for your content and the amount of love you put in there its beautiful. thank you alot and please more of the 10 perfect turns!!!
@@ElvenPlotArmour always for good and with love made content! If i might ask you a question how do i plan my campaing i partially get lost in them when i come to turn 20 or 30 and then i restart any tipps?
some of your 20 tips were cut out, and I'm rewatching bits now, but if you put in all you meant to for acquiring the changeling confed I'd appreciate some sort of timestamp. otherwise unfortunately I believe this may have been cut out as well. Very glad for this video, I appreciate it and the tzeentch vids in the past!
To explain this: there is no 100% guaranteed way to 'discover' the changeling. This is the hard part - revealing terrain to find the Empire faction who wiped him is the hard part. After this just join the war against him, peace out for alliance, generous gift and wait for your +Tzeentch Relations followers to get you to a confed.
@@ElvenPlotArmour That's a geat idea. I had assumed that finding a cult through settlement trading would work, but nope. The minor ogre faction was still alive and at war with them, though.
Worked great - added a few little twists of my own, and still worked fantastic. New cults change this faction so much for the better! I went down the magic line pretty hard early, I was able to easily repeat with the need for fewer troops because of that. With fewer troops upkeep wasn't an issue. In fact, after running back to finish the last Slaanash settlement then jumping right into nearby high elves, I had plenty of gold to upgrade main settlement to tier 4 and begin getting the higher tier troops right after. Having gone down the magic line, rest of campaign / lizards is much easier now and should be able to steamroll rest of campaign w/o much difficulty. Seiges are a breeze now with all the magic line complete. Overall awesome, makes it way easier and really appreciate the time you put into this :)
So glad it worked out. I typically expect people to deviate and add their own spice to it. My first run I went down the magic line too (it's a great idea). I found the Fire spells were enough to win all the early to mid battles and more wanted to ensure viewers would be able to afford the Magnus Expansions and Chaging abilities, hence the campaign line. Additionally, I did find the reduced upkeep helped in affording the upgrades needed to rush the Legendary Heroes. All the modifications you make are very sound and I think will fit a lot of player's preferences too, particularly if you want to take it to Teclis sooner which will provide the loot and XP to make up for the above expenses. Great advice - Thanks for sharing!
Hello there! Fantastic guide! Thanks a lot! Do you recommend switching sorcerer lord to demon prince? Are you considering making an army guide for Tzeentch?
hmm didnt ever use teleport stance as an ambush cause i didn't even know that was a thing, mainly used it as a underground stance of the dwarves/woodelves or beastmen. it's not often when i learn something new
Kairos is a tough one and I've been playing this a few times lately. Difficult because you want to rush oxyotl but can't ignore slaanesh plus it takes so long to get from one side of continent to the other
Straight up honest answer: once the greenskin DLC comes out I'll cover him. My style of video is among the most time consuming so I time them after content releases so they don't date quickly. Another reason I don't base my strats around exploits or things I assume will be patched. But yes - Da video will come
* Use your lord of change to dive onto the walls and jump out of combat while the shield recovers (as seen in the video) you can slowly but surely win an entire siege with this * Break through the gate and use pink fire and searing doom on the crowded entrance. * take the walls and fire in with your horrors. Easy formations: 6 Pink Horrors and 6 Chaos Warriors (Shields) is a key core I commonly use. In the mid game use Exalted horrors. Later on get 1 choosen with Halberd on each flank. On the flanks have a unit on each side. Start off with screamers if nothing else, but get Cockatrice if possible (they route instead of banish). Later on replace these with Lords of Change. Exalted Flaner, you only need 1. Keep in the back line and move forward to snipe heroes. Have 1-2 normal flamers in between warriors in the front line (as seen in the video). Happy hunting, general.
One way to deal with Slaanesh to the east is to sell them the adjacent settlement in your starting province for diplomatic deals like an alliance, then use Changing of the Ways to transfer it back to you.
I did consider and try this one, but the economy from taking the territory really helps and as an ally he really is a potato. I actually really wanted the alliance to be the key method but after testing it clearly wasn't.
The changeling will ALWAYS get "killed off" by Turn 20. Still he will remain at war with whoever defeated him, even with all cults destroyed, with no balance of power. This is why the strategy is use the Reveal Shroud ability to discover the Empire factions and find the cultprit and introduce yourself by declaring war against him, Peace out + Alliance, Generous Gift or 2 to speed things up with your Tzeentch Relation followers equipped. See the Critical Tips to see this in action.
Given that there wasn't enough time to rush the recommended cult building on turn 4 (Dark God's Choice), I'd suggest going with the cult building that gives 50% hero success chance within the province instead (Complex Stratagems). In addition, I massively disagree with the choice to get the Scrolls of Destiny on Kairos over global public order. Three Grims per turn is extremely low impact by comparison.
Some good points, always good to see alternate strategies. It is worth noting this was the only run where I didn't get to complete the cult, and I could have completed it but I chose the soul grinder for the lolz. 3 Grims per turn does sound very low, but I did 4 solid tests on this campaign and the risk of running out just leaves changing abilities on the table. I'm not disagreeing that the PO boost could be better, but when doing these walkthroughs there's nothing worse than risking someone running out of a key resource and losing the momentum of the run so I go for the guaranteed path. This is really flexible faction and I literally kept rewriting this run from new ideas coming up. There's surely many more so thanks for sharing yours!
Confederate Turn 5? It's important you avoid loses in your battles as lower army numbers will weaken your perceived might, thus lowering their willingness to join you.
Absolutely not! Yes, Tzeentch is notably stronger with this DLC and you gain the Blue Scribes and Tzangors but none of this is critical for a strong campaign. Conversely, I would argue the Champions of Chaos is the big game changer. It provides the Chaos Warrior units which provide unrivaled lineholding in the early/mid-game, and are still an affordbable front later on. You get an Exalted Hero (Shadows of Change) from confederating the minor faction and this Hero is a luxury, not necessity. The Mutalith is epic but not needed.
@@ElvenPlotArmour well on legendary u cant confederTe doing ur guide . u hover over confed button and its -42 also when ypu attack there is no save game. so its not legendary. also u play normal difficulty battles
Followed this guide to the letter, pausing between sentences to not miss a thing, and still, -42 to Sarth when trying to confederate him at turn 4, -41 at turn 5.. but turn 5 is not a turn 4 confederation anyways. Is it only a legendary/VH guide, not useable for VH/VH?
They've been tweaking the diplomacy over the past few patches and that might be the issue. I managed to get it consistently in the prior patch when this was filmed. Are your forces at full health for the start of T4 to max your BoP? I was aiming for the T4 as it safely stops Teclis from chasing Sarth down in the south!
@@ElvenPlotArmour My forces are at minus 1 furie. So as close to full strength as does not matter. I even try recruiting the RoR and an extra lord to inflate my strength, but alas. Oh and have you thought to “hide money in the GR-bank” between turns, to reduce/prevent threatening? I’ve often been spending all my gold on global recruits, that won’t finish in a turn, so there’s less to threaten for, or no incentive to do it at all.. just cancel between turns.. been a good way to look poor, for a few years now. (I think I saw LoTW do it back in WH2, and took on the idea myself)
I can paint the map with kairos.....matter of fact he actually is one of the eaiser chaos gods to play and spread your paint lol. The other ones have drawbacks. Slanesh has weak early game armies. Khorne has diffuclty solidifying territory. Nurgle has weird recruitment that can hinder you early game. Kairos or tzeetch has none of those hindrances
Great guide for new players. Tzeentch doesn't have to go tall. They can go wide just fine. There are ppl on the h2h server that take Antartica and kill tic tac to by T12. A little humility of taking off perfect and changing it strong or good might be less misleading. You can ConFed the Chronos faction between T6 - 8. You want to switch provinces settlements with the other Tzeetch faction to get vision of the Khorne faction T2. Then you vassalize Khorne and Oxy never kills him and just sits and waits for you to kill him. I'd say...more...but if you were really interested you'd be in all the different servers out there getting the info on your own.
Context I think is key here. The changes to legendary do limit insane expansion quickly. As far as H2H goes I think it's an entirely different game because the difficulty is typically Easy Battle and you can map paint very easily before 5.2. Still can, but the extra stacks (and their aggression) do change the way you need to approach it. Still, some intriguing strategy there, vasalising Khorne, I agree is excellent. Some great ideas to try. Which servers in particular are you referring to?
@@svetttanke5166 Maybe it's because it's a community of hundreds WH3 players who have lifted up the multiplayer community and has little to do with self and more to do with what the certain communities have proven.
@@ElvenPlotArmour Don't know why it deleted my reply to you. Other than warpstone which I would say is a new multiplayer community. Most competitive communities play on H/N to VH/VH, not easy. I will reply in a second message with the discord links in case that's why my 2nd post got deleted.
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DLC ADVICE: Which DLC Do I need? Don't buy any DLC without seeing the below.
"Do I need Shadows of Change?"
Absolutely not! Yes, Tzeentch is notably stronger with this DLC and you gain the Blue Scribes and Tzangors but none of this is critical for a strong campaign. You get an Exalted Hero from confederating the minor faction and this Hero is a luxury, not necessity. The Mutalith is epic but not needed. If you are a Tzeentch lover like me and interested in the Changeling, then SoC is a good purchase. If you're stopping in just for Kairos then I'd advise holding off or doing some research into the other Lords in the DLC before purchasing as it's not needed to dominate this campaign, simply enrich it.
"Do I need Champions of Chaos?"
Conversely, I would argue the Champions of Chaos is the big game changer. It provides the Chaos Warrior units which provide unrivaled lineholding in the early/mid-game, and are still an affordable front later on. Chosen with Halberds on the flanks will butcher any flanking. Sorcerers are an amazing minor lord who's magic can save a capital rebellion.
Choose wisely and feel free to ask in our Discord for any advice!
Thanks a lot for this guide! Playing Tzeentch is so different with the new cults. Also the cults open up a lot more potential for fun campaigns. In my last campaign, I send my inital cultist straight to southern Cathay where Gelt has his spawn location. That was way more fun than fighting Lizardmen for 50 turns.
The cults made this guide very fun to make. So many ways to approach it now!
Thanks, the new cults seem super fun, I didn't realize they changed it so much. These small pacthes they do to update old factions are great. They keep the game fresh.
Amazing such an apparently minor change completely enhances the immersion. Cults should be a huge part of the daemon's reach and the rework really makes them feel as important as your holdings. Pretty cool that spreading corruption and the word of chaos is now a goal instead of a novelty.
Worked perfectly. In my experience, Sarthorael normally dies on turn 3 or 4 so I'm never able to get him. Literally playing right now and I've just confederated him at the top of turn 4 - just like in your guide. Thank you so much! Kairos is already on of my favorite factions, and this guide just made it even better.
Stoked it worked for you! Like you, this has cemented him as one of my fav factions.
Really lovely to have such a strategic guide for a faction with so many options.
I have a started campaign still a week or two old where I kill Teclis in turn 2, his faction in turn 4 and confederate Sarthoreal in turn 4 too. It was hard, but possible.
But I see you just kept Teclis alive. So entirely different in play style!
I actually made this guide because some viewers (correctly) pointed out the T4 confed stopped working due to AI changes. I went to make a new video and got carried away lol
Great guide, lots of useful information! It's also good to remember that if Kairos loses, it's all part of a plan.
Loved this!
Wow. Thank you.
Cant imagine how much work you put in this guide.
This one was definitely above average. Thanks for taking the time to comment!
Thx, it was difficult at first but I tried a few more times so I could play it similar to this guide! After finishing our Chameleon friend, the next was really easy and fun
One of the hardest initial challenges in the game. The sentiment that "it aint so bad" I think comes from people playing before the AI update.
cant express how much ive enjoyed your content over the years, and how better it got :) speedy recovery!
Appreciate the support - cheers!
hei elven im really gratefull for your content and the amount of love you put in there its beautiful. thank you alot and please more of the 10 perfect turns!!!
The encouragement really helps so thanks for taking the time to comment!
@@ElvenPlotArmour always for good and with love made content!
If i might ask you a question how do i plan my campaing i partially get lost in them when i come to turn 20 or 30 and then i restart any tipps?
*immediately loads up tzeentch campaign*
Goodluck!
some of your 20 tips were cut out, and I'm rewatching bits now, but if you put in all you meant to for acquiring the changeling confed I'd appreciate some sort of timestamp. otherwise unfortunately I believe this may have been cut out as well. Very glad for this video, I appreciate it and the tzeentch vids in the past!
Which confed? (he fixed)
To explain this: there is no 100% guaranteed way to 'discover' the changeling. This is the hard part - revealing terrain to find the Empire faction who wiped him is the hard part. After this just join the war against him, peace out for alliance, generous gift and wait for your +Tzeentch Relations followers to get you to a confed.
@@ElvenPlotArmour That's a geat idea. I had assumed that finding a cult through settlement trading would work, but nope. The minor ogre faction was still alive and at war with them, though.
Worked great - added a few little twists of my own, and still worked fantastic. New cults change this faction so much for the better!
I went down the magic line pretty hard early, I was able to easily repeat with the need for fewer troops because of that. With fewer troops upkeep wasn't an issue. In fact, after running back to finish the last Slaanash settlement then jumping right into nearby high elves, I had plenty of gold to upgrade main settlement to tier 4 and begin getting the higher tier troops right after.
Having gone down the magic line, rest of campaign / lizards is much easier now and should be able to steamroll rest of campaign w/o much difficulty. Seiges are a breeze now with all the magic line complete.
Overall awesome, makes it way easier and really appreciate the time you put into this :)
So glad it worked out. I typically expect people to deviate and add their own spice to it. My first run I went down the magic line too (it's a great idea). I found the Fire spells were enough to win all the early to mid battles and more wanted to ensure viewers would be able to afford the Magnus Expansions and Chaging abilities, hence the campaign line. Additionally, I did find the reduced upkeep helped in affording the upgrades needed to rush the Legendary Heroes.
All the modifications you make are very sound and I think will fit a lot of player's preferences too, particularly if you want to take it to Teclis sooner which will provide the loot and XP to make up for the above expenses. Great advice - Thanks for sharing!
@@ElvenPlotArmour makes perfect sense, thanks again for what you do - really appreciate it!
How did we even forget to hit the 🔔 Bell! .....
Mission accomplished!
not a big fan of monogod factions but your cathay guide helped me lots so keep them coming
Appreciate you tuning in for the support. Thanks mate, you'll like the upcoming content :)
To keep Teclis off your back, use Force War to make him war Kroqar and Zlatlan. Use the -80% Changing cult building.
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Awesome video, im launching a new campaign with kairos thx 2 you 🦅
Good luck!
Hello there! Fantastic guide! Thanks a lot! Do you recommend switching sorcerer lord to demon prince? Are you considering making an army guide for Tzeentch?
Sorry for the late reply. I'm definitely thinking about a Tzeentch Mastery. Thanks for inspiring it!
@@ElvenPlotArmour do not apologize! Everything is ok! 🥰
Looking forward for a new guide!
@@ElvenPlotArmourHuge +1 for tzeentch mastery
Right up there as most fun
Even more with the cults rework.
Thanks mate 🙏
hmm didnt ever use teleport stance as an ambush cause i didn't even know that was a thing, mainly used it as a underground stance of the dwarves/woodelves or beastmen. it's not often when i learn something new
I still find things all the time.
Greate video!
Been playing this faction haven't been as efficient as you though wish I watched this before I got 90 turns in :)
Nobody gets it right the first time ;)
Great guide
Cheers!
Thanks
Appreciate the generosity. Thank you!
Kairos is a tough one and I've been playing this a few times lately. Difficult because you want to rush oxyotl but can't ignore slaanesh plus it takes so long to get from one side of continent to the other
Dope ass video do you think you could god tier grimgor next?
Straight up honest answer: once the greenskin DLC comes out I'll cover him. My style of video is among the most time consuming so I time them after content releases so they don't date quickly. Another reason I don't base my strats around exploits or things I assume will be patched.
But yes - Da video will come
@@ElvenPlotArmour dope as hell
@@ElvenPlotArmour whos next on the list 👀
Hey great video man have a questions on a siege strategy for tzeentche? Also good cost effective army comps ?
I’m not good at micro and I know this faction is a spell maining faction so I try to avoid too many spells
* Use your lord of change to dive onto the walls and jump out of combat while the shield recovers (as seen in the video) you can slowly but surely win an entire siege with this
* Break through the gate and use pink fire and searing doom on the crowded entrance.
* take the walls and fire in with your horrors.
Easy formations: 6 Pink Horrors and 6 Chaos Warriors (Shields) is a key core I commonly use. In the mid game use Exalted horrors. Later on get 1 choosen with Halberd on each flank.
On the flanks have a unit on each side. Start off with screamers if nothing else, but get Cockatrice if possible (they route instead of banish). Later on replace these with Lords of Change.
Exalted Flaner, you only need 1. Keep in the back line and move forward to snipe heroes.
Have 1-2 normal flamers in between warriors in the front line (as seen in the video).
Happy hunting, general.
OMG really thx, But I don't know I can follow this guide in game...
One way to deal with Slaanesh to the east is to sell them the adjacent settlement in your starting province for diplomatic deals like an alliance, then use Changing of the Ways to transfer it back to you.
I did consider and try this one, but the economy from taking the territory really helps and as an ally he really is a potato. I actually really wanted the alliance to be the key method but after testing it clearly wasn't.
How do you confederate with the Changling before be killed off?
The changeling will ALWAYS get "killed off" by Turn 20. Still he will remain at war with whoever defeated him, even with all cults destroyed, with no balance of power. This is why the strategy is use the Reveal Shroud ability to discover the Empire factions and find the cultprit and introduce yourself by declaring war against him, Peace out + Alliance, Generous Gift or 2 to speed things up with your Tzeentch Relation followers equipped. See the Critical Tips to see this in action.
How do you discover Sarthoreal?
You should be in contact with him by the start of the second turn by default - particularly if you've force marched during Turn 1 as shown.
@@ElvenPlotArmour Thanks
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Where is the part where you explain how to confed Changeling?
Glad you are feeling better.
Tbh i dont play TW anymore but i love watching these videos!
Really appreciate it mate. Cheers for the viewership!
Given that there wasn't enough time to rush the recommended cult building on turn 4 (Dark God's Choice), I'd suggest going with the cult building that gives 50% hero success chance within the province instead (Complex Stratagems).
In addition, I massively disagree with the choice to get the Scrolls of Destiny on Kairos over global public order. Three Grims per turn is extremely low impact by comparison.
Some good points, always good to see alternate strategies. It is worth noting this was the only run where I didn't get to complete the cult, and I could have completed it but I chose the soul grinder for the lolz. 3 Grims per turn does sound very low, but I did 4 solid tests on this campaign and the risk of running out just leaves changing abilities on the table. I'm not disagreeing that the PO boost could be better, but when doing these walkthroughs there's nothing worse than risking someone running out of a key resource and losing the momentum of the run so I go for the guaranteed path. This is really flexible faction and I literally kept rewriting this run from new ideas coming up. There's surely many more so thanks for sharing yours!
what do i do when he wont confederate on turn 4?
Confederate Turn 5? It's important you avoid loses in your battles as lower army numbers will weaken your perceived might, thus lowering their willingness to join you.
So this means i must buy shadows of change
Absolutely not! Yes, Tzeentch is notably stronger with this DLC and you gain the Blue Scribes and Tzangors but none of this is critical for a strong campaign. Conversely, I would argue the Champions of Chaos is the big game changer. It provides the Chaos Warrior units which provide unrivaled lineholding in the early/mid-game, and are still an affordbable front later on. You get an Exalted Hero (Shadows of Change) from confederating the minor faction and this Hero is a luxury, not necessity. The Mutalith is epic but not needed.
so its not for legendary difficulty?
Everything uploaded is intended to be applicable to all players on all difficulties, but is done on legendary as this will work on any difficulty.
@@ElvenPlotArmour well on legendary u cant confederTe doing ur guide . u hover over confed button and its -42 also when ypu attack there is no save game. so its not legendary. also u play normal difficulty battles
Followed this guide to the letter, pausing between sentences to not miss a thing, and still, -42 to Sarth when trying to confederate him at turn 4, -41 at turn 5.. but turn 5 is not a turn 4 confederation anyways.
Is it only a legendary/VH guide, not useable for VH/VH?
They've been tweaking the diplomacy over the past few patches and that might be the issue. I managed to get it consistently in the prior patch when this was filmed. Are your forces at full health for the start of T4 to max your BoP? I was aiming for the T4 as it safely stops Teclis from chasing Sarth down in the south!
@@ElvenPlotArmour My forces are at minus 1 furie. So as close to full strength as does not matter.
I even try recruiting the RoR and an extra lord to inflate my strength, but alas.
Oh and have you thought to “hide money in the GR-bank” between turns, to reduce/prevent threatening?
I’ve often been spending all my gold on global recruits, that won’t finish in a turn, so there’s less to threaten for, or no incentive to do it at all..
just cancel between turns..
been a good way to look poor, for a few years now. (I think I saw LoTW do it back in WH2, and took on the idea myself)
I can paint the map with kairos.....matter of fact he actually is one of the eaiser chaos gods to play and spread your paint lol. The other ones have drawbacks. Slanesh has weak early game armies. Khorne has diffuclty solidifying territory. Nurgle has weird recruitment that can hinder you early game. Kairos or tzeetch has none of those hindrances
Great guide for new players. Tzeentch doesn't have to go tall. They can go wide just fine. There are ppl on the h2h server that take Antartica and kill tic tac to by T12. A little humility of taking off perfect and changing it strong or good might be less misleading. You can ConFed the Chronos faction between T6 - 8. You want to switch provinces settlements with the other Tzeetch faction to get vision of the Khorne faction T2. Then you vassalize Khorne and Oxy never kills him and just sits and waits for you to kill him. I'd say...more...but if you were really interested you'd be in all the different servers out there getting the info on your own.
Context I think is key here. The changes to legendary do limit insane expansion quickly. As far as H2H goes I think it's an entirely different game because the difficulty is typically Easy Battle and you can map paint very easily before 5.2. Still can, but the extra stacks (and their aggression) do change the way you need to approach it. Still, some intriguing strategy there, vasalising Khorne, I agree is excellent. Some great ideas to try. Which servers in particular are you referring to?
@@ElvenPlotArmourdamn that guy was condescending. elegant response tho
@@ElvenPlotArmour Great reply. I would never be able to keep my calm when answering someone that high on themselves and so condescending
@@svetttanke5166 Maybe it's because it's a community of hundreds WH3 players who have lifted up the multiplayer community and has little to do with self and more to do with what the certain communities have proven.
@@ElvenPlotArmour Don't know why it deleted my reply to you. Other than warpstone which I would say is a new multiplayer community. Most competitive communities play on H/N to VH/VH, not easy. I will reply in a second message with the discord links in case that's why my 2nd post got deleted.
Quite a few of your edits cut your speech off prematurely.
Cheers for the feedback, I'll watch out for it.
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