Why You SUCK with Katarin
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- Опубліковано 25 чер 2024
- Blake's Takes presents the definitive guide to Tsarina Katarin, Kislev and the Ice Court in Immortal empires. A full unit guide for Kislev, and how to use your units effectively are in this video. Batlle tips and tricks for the Kislev faction lurk inside.This video will teach you how to play with Katarin and Kislev. This video also contains a money-making guide and how to ensure your first turns in the Ice Court campaign set you up for success. This Ice Court faction overview will give you an insight into how to stop sucking with Kislev.
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Timestamps
00:00 - Introduction
01:55 - Reason 1 - You’re not aggressive in your first turns.
06:25 - Reason 2 - You don't ambush Azhag.
10:05 - Reason 3 - You don't prioritise growth.
13:48 - Reason 4 - You don't bear-bait the enemy.
20:11 - Reason 5 - You honour the Dragon.
21:35 - Reason 6 - You don't know about convoys.
25:03 - Reason 7 - You don't occupy all the land that you can.
27:30 - Reason 8 - You're clumsy in diplomacy.
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I made a follow-up to this video here, should you be interested:
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so kislev is like a lasagna, they have a layered army, they have three leader, one chunky, one saucy and one mushroomy, and of cource if you know what you are doing they are cheesy, and backed under extreme heat from all directions
The opening with the bodies loaded into the wagon are the dead Kislevettes that keep showing up in my Kislev campaigns
Hopefully not anymore 😉
I don't even know what I am doing here, I was just looking for some lasagne recipes, but this looks like a very addictive game.
Total war Warhammer 3. Good game I had it for less than 2 weeks and have 70 hours on it
1,5k hours already... the mods...the mooooooods!!!!
Loved the WaW reference with the "Their land, their people, their blood"
That game was truly excellent. Glad you enjoyed the nod to it.
You and Zerkovich are re-igniting my love for Total War Warhammer 3 despite my burnout. Your videos are helpful, entertaining, and funny
Thank you for your kind words! 🫶
this is the most factual comment ive ever seen
When i was burned out, all i did was to sleep and play warhammer 2 for 3,5 months.
The doctors thought i would be out for over a year but i came back after 4 months in almost full capacity.
wtf@@michaelpetrovich5353
I was burnt out too. Then a day passed and I was good to go again
This series is so underrated it needs way more views
Thank you for your kind words. Much appreciated.
As one of the few people that plays Katarin like other people play Franz i approve of this video. Also that Kislev trailer is truly Rad!
Thank you!
It's always a highlight of the day to see a new "You suck with ..." Video.
Thanks for staying tuned. Appreciate your support! 🫶
Those Victor Reznov lines made me say the words just as you where throwing these epic one liners.
Nice work Tovarish.
Another excellent guide my man, i have to say watching these made me realise alot of mistakes i was making with the game in general and has reignited my interest in it when i was in a "im never gonna get good at this" mindset and have gotten a much better understanding.
However as a certified Skavenchad i must demand once more that you dedicate a video to the horned rats servants quick-fast!
I'm so glad you've found value from these.
The faction for the next video has not yet been ratified...
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Thank you for your insights on the factions you have showcased so far. It helps me reconsider not all but some aspects I have missed from my first playthrough on each factions, makes me want to redo my campaigns with everyone you have showcased. I'm actually redoing a skarbrand campaign and having so much more fun with all you advices you have provided in your videos.
I love to hear it. I wish you good fortune in the wars to come.
great video as always, looking forward to the next one as usual
More on its way! Thank you for your kind words.
Oh man this is a great weekend. So many good things. Thanks Blake!
You're a winner baby ❤️
I'm not sure I agree with your throt strategy. I appreciate the logic, but in my own experience, you can't afford to be slow and methodical when fighting Skaven of any kind but throt especially, as he prints armies at a rate of knots so if you go slow they can and will throw infinite rats at you until they eventually wear you down. The easy way to avoid getting ambushed by skaven is to never let them attack you, so keep up the aggression and stamp the rats out quickly and violently. Strike first, strike hard, and never allow them time to recover after your first strike.
The issue usually is more that Skaven can often retreat further than you can move. You never want to be in forced march stance as it's a death sentence to any army fighting Skaven (unless you happen to have a doomstack of minotaurs as khorne, or war bears as kislev). The AI is often times complete cowards and will actively avoid your armies unless they can ambush them or have a large number advantage. Moving in encamp stance with at least 2 armies is generally the best way to deal with Skaven, if you can catch them without getting stuck in force march afterwards, do so. But if you can't, then it's better to take it slower rather than risk your armies getting ganked. The AI can afford more armies than you, so it's best to be more careful with your armies, always temper aggression with caution. As otherwise you'll be sending in a save to Legend and trying to get him to save your army.
Yes use one army to trick them into the other, stronger in ambush.
Agreed. Azagh will usually ignore you if he's fighting Karak Kadrin and Drycha. The gold mine is nice, but not fighting Skaven mid game is even better
@Dianbler that was so well put 👏 🙌 👌
@@Dianbler I think it's more about securing a "core territory". Core territories for me are territories you practically don't need a garrison army to defend because no one's going to attack it. No one's going to attack you there and the only way inside the mountain is extremely limited. This allows you to practically develop the provinces there virtually unharmed for the most part. While Throt on the other hand is located in a very troublesome part of the world. Hellpit is situated near the chaos wastes and you will be hard pressed to defend the entire province from chaos incursions, all while you're trying to deal with azhag to the south if you don't fight him first.
I think light war sleads work as army by themselves. Just put 17 of them with patriarch, mage lord and hero with traits to decrease their upkeep. Idea is to run circles around enemy shooting at their fast and heavy units until you can change at their remaining infantry and push them to death. With 60% reduced upkeep they are very cheaper than normal armies and can deal with most 1v1 army situations. Also they are easy to replace.
I also like to list cons so here they are. Keeping up micro is difficult. Personally I like to slow down things, but it is annoying. If enemy gas faster units they can get stuck and destroyed. Doggos are not scary by themselves, but they can get sleads stuck so that other units can destry them. Currently there is also a bug that makes it so that when auto resolve says that your sleds won't get destroyed it might be lying. Also trying to do major sieges with them makes me want to kill myself.
But I do think they are still worth it as a cheap above average army. Because of all the cons I won't call them a "doomstack".
The auto resolve bug has been there since day one. I'm not sure if the attrition bug/feature is still in place (most likely is), if you take the slightest attrition at all, you loose a whole entity of them. So you took 5% attrition, but you start battle with 2 instead of 3 sleds.
I have fielded armies like that and they have been sucessfull late game. So i agree with this
@@paulseed1065 Any ideas how to do siege maps with them?
@@masaheimoi any small gaeison will lose. If rhere iz an aemy just sige em up unrill rhwy diw or aallyout. Idealy that ripe of army is neaely free so u got time.
War sleds are very oppressive.
This is excellent! I wasn't even looking for it. Not only through, concise and insightful, but clever, sharply edited, and funny.
Thank you for your lovely comment!
Ooh I was just watching these! Great timing.
This video is so packed with good knowledge and layered with humor its a veritable free lasagna of information
It's in the post.
Nice! I've been waiting for that!
the checkerboard formation, ah yes, the legend's specialty
Haven't played kislev outside of the RoC campaign, but I know your advice will be as high quality as the video itself. Always a pleasure to watch, even if your finest meme got copyright struck.
This has inspired me to give the Katarin campaign another try, I’ll absolutely be taking your advice and hoping I can finally get to Ursun this time!
Let me know how it goes!
Ah thank you for this guide, I've started a Kislev campaign for the umpteenth time and it always just withers away. I'll make sure to use these tips from now on.
You're very welcome. Let me know how the campaign goes.
this video really rocks, thanks for your effort!
You're very welcome!
Another great video. This strat is pretty similar to mine except in army comp. I tend not to tech up my units until after Throt is dealt with as Kossars are actually better at dealing with a large horde of rats than Streltsi are. I'll also take a turn or two to grab some Ostermark territory to sell to Drycha to win her love so I can purely focus on the north.
Bro ostermark territory for drycha that's brilliant 👏
That's a very clever idea.
Clever girl. 🦕
@@BlakesTakes420 facts
Nice reference to Reznov's World At War speech early in the video, love this serie of video you are making. Keep it up !
Thank you sir! More on its way.
Great video! Earned yourself a sub here mate. Just one quick note, when you're talking about using frost effects and magic to slow down the enemy approaches, you mention how you can use Tempest magic in a pinch to make the enemy shuffle around and delay. This is spot-on accurate! I just wanted to add that the Lore of Tempest's spellcasting passive is also a mapwide slow effect on all enemies. So, any Tempest spell will help contribute to slowing the enemy, regardless of whether they are dodging a hailstorm or not.
I'm a big fan of having one of each caster in every one of my Kislev armies if possible since the two lores complement each other very well. Use Ice Sheet and an overcasted Gust of True flight and now you've:
1) Slowed 4-6 enemy units with the Ice Sheet
2) Given your whole army a touch of armor and missile block chance through the Ice passive, helping them trade projectiles more effectively.
3) Given 3-4 friendly ranged units a bunch of extra accuracy and range, again, helping them trade more effectively or giving an extra volley or two on the approach.
4) Slowed the entire enemy army (including a stacking slow for the enemies affected by #1) through the Tempest passive.
The two schools of magic, while not game-breakingly powerful as some others are, both complement each other and the Kislev roster/playstyle very well.
Cheers Blake!
Great post. I hated hearing since launch about how bad Kislev's magic schools are and Tempest was the way to go over Ice. You are spot on and I think CA did a great job designing the magic to COMPLEMENT your armies instead of being just another source of damage. I already got bored of nuking armies with one OP lord in WH2!
Your videos and tips build on each other like a beautiful lasagne of warhammer knowledge. Keep it up dude, you got a new sub today
Thank you so much for your kind and saucy words. 🫶
Love your videos so much, they manage to be very informative and entertaining in equal measures. When I played my Kislev campaign I went straight for Azhag but then killed Drycha and then the Vampires and just made sure to have a force in Kislev just large enough to defend it. Got back up north just in time to only have Throt ransack some of my smaller settlements which I quickly retook but it seemed to work out pretty much the same. I probably had a harder time with Throt but the tradeoff was that Drycha was probably easier to deal with, always thought she was a must not ignore but now I know I was only earning her ire by talking to Ostermark I might give the campaign a rego and see how it feels.
Thank you for your lovely comment sir. They're much appreciated.
Keep up this good work man I love your videos!
Thank you for your kind words!
Wooooooo he uploaded another one. I haven't unlocked Boris yet so this is wonderful. And I haven't played every race yet😊
Yes human factions often require more "strategy" than others. I just showed some friend's kids this game and they aced the beastmen, not sure if same thing with Kisliv😂.
Looking forward to your Chaos Dwarf video!
Gryphon Legion are great because they cause fear, and are fairly quick. Just cycle charge them into the back off the Melee and watch the entire opposing army run in terror. Opening up their backs to more hails of fire, be it Ice guard or Streltsi.
War bears cause fear, have anti large, Armour-Piercing and healing from Kossars is way more effective in them because of small entity number.
They're just superior in every way. Which I think should be looked at. Give Gryphon legion bonus v infantry or something.
@@BlakesTakes420 Can get Gryphons at T3 from Praag Unique building though, where as War bears are locked into T4.
your WH guide format is amazing
Thank you sire. ❤️
great work as usual!
Thank you
Damn Blake. Been waiting for a new video and it was awesome. Starting a Katarin campaign right now
Glad to be of service sir.
This video has given me a lot of good insight on how to play Katarin better. Currently 70+ turns in and on good terms with Kostaltyn who owns most of the north western half while I own Prag and all to the south.
Right now I'm running away from him in the Supporter race and I really can't lose at this point from buildings alone so I'm just enjoying having him be my buffer.
At this rate I'm well on my way to finish the Short Victory Campaign. We'll see about the long one, been wanting to give the CDs another choice or someone else from your vids.
I love to hear it! Well played sir!
holy wack-a-skaven what a guide! gonna keep it in mind once i finish my dwarf campaign and start with this icy popsicle ;P thank you so much keep doing this guide videos with as many factions as you can pleease!
Thank you SO much for saving my sanity and hours of wasted time. I hope you continue to make these, this video hit all the right spots. I consider myself a “competent beginner” since I have a lot of experience in Shogun 2 and my grasp of battle mechanics and micro are fairly good. However as far as anything that has to do with staring at the map, I’m terrible, and I learn mainly by just playing and getting my butt kicked or being walked through. A lot of the other guides or videos I tried watching were too dry and long winded or too short and basic. This video met the perfect middle ground and now I’m having no trouble with pest control.
You're most kind for saying so friend, comments like this make this all worthwhile! :)
I'll have another faction releasing this Saturday
Amazing as always, now I can enjoy some leftover lasagne and start my day off the right way 😁
Your sense of humor is gold man 🤣and the Runescape yellow fonts are awesome
Thank you so much for your kind words sir, they're much appreciated. RS4lyf
Just played my first Kislev campaign last night! Good timing.
skelly gang
@@Thanadeez 💀
@@buttqueef9900 💀💀
The thing is for me, I kinda think about starting a new campaign and try to get some inspiration. I Like this!
This video is formed like a tasty lasagna: Layers and layers of tasty info on how to improve. I definitely suck at this faction. It took me 4 tries to unlock Boris and finish the campaign. Thanks for the tasty info and thanks for the tasty info
Awesome video as a new player this helped me realize I need more Streltsi for late game chaos instead of just ice guard deathstacks.
Ice guard need armour piercing, I think it's weird they don't have it.
But yeah streltzi slap.
found you yesterday and love your videos!
Glad you like them! stay tuned for more.
awesome video! Always abLas to see your videos Agna. :)
Thank you! 😊
Just finished a VH/VH realms of chaos campaign as Kislev, came to defend kossars against your slander. They’re not only the best unit on the Kislev roster but one of the best units for their cost in the entire game. There is legitimately no reason to recruit anything else, mass armies of kossars will outperform elite stacks for their price. You can afford like 3 kossar stacks for the same price as an elite stack, and they will be similar strength in autoresolve with a lot more utility since you have 3 armies instead of one.
You go for one elite stack on katarin with ice guard since she can have them for less than 100 upkeep, but everyone else should be rocking kossars with maybe some globally recruited streltsi if you really need them for a particular fight, but overall you can afford two kossars for every streltsi and two kossars will outperform a single streltsi even without armor piercing.
Also most of your enemies are demons and will take more damage from magic missiles than they will from armor piercing, which means katarin doesn’t really need streltsi either. You should go with bear riders on Boris though, and also like 3 bear riders for katarin too, but that’s it. The rest will be your dozens of legions of kossars autoresolving the entire map
And that Pirate weapons research that gives all ranged units AP damage, reload reduction and range is beautiful.
Ye Kossars are fantasic even into the end game, since they are recruitable in every settelment you can easily get them too one turn global recruitment time + they are very cheap and that makes them into one of the best defensive units in the game and that is crucial with Katarin and her position.
I personally preffer higher tier armies when I can afford them because of the rule of cool but Kossars is by far the most important unit in Kislev roster if you want a sucsessfull campaign, even if you dont plan to win the campaign by autoresolving. I will argue that they together with high archers the best "first" tier unit in the game.
I like to have a couple streltsi for armor-piercing, but seeing an army with like 8 streltsi of them is pretty funny. Kossars are cheap and have nice arcing shots that streltsi don't have, and both units are bad in melee. For arcing shots Ice Guard is where it's at it in the late game combined with a couple units of streltsi for some extra armor-piercing, I wouldn't spam streltsi at all. I don't believe they are a straight upgrade to kossars even given their cost increase and what they bring to the table. They are just there to snipe some more armored targets. Research and red line buffs make kossars and Ice Guard great at dealing damage to everything else.
@@jeffbunnell9961 with my Ice Guard stacks I don't see the need for any added armour piercing. But I do like to have a couple of Little Groms for long range support. I also use 3 patriarchs as tanks since they get a good bear mount and they can heal.
The one enemy I always struggle with even with my Ice Guard stacks is Malus and here I use enough numbers to auto resolve the initial fight, aka a stak of Kossars to support my main army.
@@user-ws8fd7lp7p another good point, clearly this guy is playing on normal or something. Can’t believe he recommends armored kossars, you should literally never recruit them
Subbed. I thought I subbed after watching your Khorne video, which was also awesome. The Sunny reference put this one over the top.
Thank you for subscribing, and welcome aboard sir.
@@BlakesTakes420 Thank YOU for making such entertaining and informative videos!
I prefer to Rush Throt by invading Praag than aggressively pushing Throt after. Azhag and Drycha will usually be preoccupied with each other and with Kislev minor settlements aren't really worth investing in while Praag and Kislev, being 2 of the three main cities, have very important Strategic Value over the course of a Kislev campaign anyway. Great vid!
But you see. Around turn 7 if you start with Azag, there is high chance you will get nice delicious caravan near Fort Jakova. That's why I go Azag first.
@@jakubs.5966 I think both strategies are viable.
@@jakubs.5966 I had this caravan too.
Nomnomnom
Thanks for this guide
You're very welcome friend.
Great video! time to start a Kislev campaign 😆
Good man!
That beginning part of the video was brilliant!!!! 😂😂😂😂
Blakes takes are always hot. Such based, much guide.
Thank you sire.
@@BlakesTakes420 it is I who thank you for your wisdom sensei.
@@MrNavetse "notice me, senpai."
Just recently found your channel. I really like your videos. Your strategy of getting rid of Azhag first is spot on. Thrott while extremely dangerous the longer he is left alive. It is more important to secure your southern front first and secure those gold mines. Dratcha (sp)? And Vlad are also serious issues. BTW I have pronounced Melee wrong for years until a friend corrected me. It is pronounced may-lay. Anyways love your videos so far and i hope you continue to make them.
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I have since addressed my scandalous pronunciation of melee in this video: ua-cam.com/video/De6PqZikaho/v-deo.htmlsi=f6hlZTnWgUXjB-OT
Love your guides they have helped so much, I have dsypraxia so I struggle with little things in this game but I love, please do an ikit one
I'm glad you found it helpful! Thank you for the lovely comment.
I can wait to watch the rest of your stuff after dinner. Got some lasagne to eat tonight
So this video convinced me try again play this campaign and all your tips turned out great. One thing that made it easier is the skaven actually losing to Kostalyn. Getting a really valueble anti-norsca alliance (and money) from the chaos dwarves by giving them the northern coast settlements that are not worth constantly protecting was also an unexpected boon.
Haha I have not once seen Kostalyn be able to cope against Throt and Azazel.
You have a rare campaign there friend.
@@BlakesTakes420 I don't know how that happened, he did lose ground to Azazel afterwards, but he made finishing off the skaven extremely easy for me. Also my luck continued with Festus, probably the easiest faction to beat with your tips (especially because I had a hill to use in the main battle) occupying several eastern empire settlements I wanted, and the vampires loosing their armies somewhere just when I invaded.
@@ComfortingColourlessLight it happened through the magic of faith in Ursun comrade.
great video
Thank you!
Our takes comrade.
Very good! Learned a couple things. Can't wait for the next one.
Ya know, I was just thinking. What would kislevites think of lasagne? I mean there's no italy faction, right? They're missing out...
Dogs of war confirmed.
As tasty as a slice of lasagnes, great guide as usual !
Yet another good video Mr. Blake! If I might ask, what flavor of Ice Guard do you find more useful? I know the idea is to not let them get into melee, however should that occur would you recommend the dual sword or halberd ones?
Aside from that, as a slave to aesthetics myself I must admit I use Winged Lancers and Gryphon Legion far more than their stats should allow, I wholly agree with your take on them and can only hope that the Shadows of Change DLC comes with a buff or two to them
Thank you for your kind words sir, they're much appreciated.
I think the Glaive versions have more utility because of bonus versus large, but as you said, it doesn't matter too much because they should be tucked behind the front line.
Kislev is like a well made lasagne. There's a lot of layers but once you master them all it all comes together. Thanks for the tips fr
I missed this comment, my apologies! Thank you for your kind words, glad you got some value from the tips.
Had a friend complaining about Lore of Ice and Lore of Tempest. He didn't want to use magic at all, until I pointed out that getting poor, inefficient use of your Winds of Magic is still better than getting no use of them at all.
Good video again
Recruiting a second army ASAP was the decision that carried me through my first successful Katarin campaign. Whichever direction you push early, you need to be able to defend the others due to the sheer number of enemies you have. No use investing money in your settlements if they're getting razed every few turns.
Your funny words and piping hot takes remind me of my childhood when my mother would cook a lasagna and explain to me how and why I sucked at everything I do. Very nostalgic!
Treasured nostalgia, your scrapings are in the post.
such a great video, was just making lasagna for lunch and when you posted the video I forget on them so fast, I only remembered them when they started burning in the oven :)
Uh-oh
Burnt lasagne is salveagaeble though.
Listen this video was really quite good and informative. Maybe a bit of an out there analogy but it really did feel like after struggling for weeks with a bad lasagna recipe I finally found a good one. But like, the lasagna is the most power ice witch.
goooooooooooooooooood
A fun little thing you can find is the lich bone pennant, if you put that on ice guard suddenly it doesn’t matter that they can’t do armor, they no longer need to
1:45 hahaha I love that COD WaW reference! I noticed there’s a character in there that seems to be the same voice actor that plays the commissar who orders the rocket strikes on Berlin.
It was such a good game back in the day. Glad you enjoyed the nod to it.
Thanks for the guide! I had my problems with this campaigne and abbandoned it quite early. So I will now give it a another try.
Can you tell me on which difficulty you play your campaigns?
You're most welcome. I play the campaign on Very Hard.
Great video really enjoyed it.
And maybe for the future video you could do lizardmen.
Thank you for your lovely comment. Lizardmen will see their time in the sun.
Gotta love all those Boyars variants to choose from. 5:40
Not bad video at all. I proriorize Azag as well. I would add - remember to use multiple lords to attack caravans. 4 gives you maximum gold possible gained. You gave advice on almost anything. 10/10 video.
Thank you for your kind words! Much appreciated.
One thing you didn't cover is what I call the lasagne tactic, where you bait the enemy lines closer to yours and then use a reinforcing army to envelope them from behind, making layers like in a lasagne. You can then use your ranged strength to destroy them between your pasta layers with few casualties - hope this helps!
I must iron my hands for that blunder. Thank you for pointing it out.
Did you know fusili pasta means spiralled like a rifled barrel and that's where we get the term fusilier from?
Bro, it's called the hammer and anvil, ancient tactic with the same name since like at least Alexander
@@columbien10 I think you'll find it's the lasagne tactic.
@@BlakesTakes420 but where is the bechamel🤔
@@columbien10 in my belly 😋
Loved the world at war reference
An excellent game I'm glad to pay homage to it.
Oh hey just in time for my kislev campaign
Perfection.
I suck with Katarin. I love these videos, keep them coming!
Thank you! More coming soon 🔜
great Video! i Enjoyed my Lasagne while watching it
Thanks!
This makes me want to actually pick up Kislev as a faction now. Katarin is awesome
Let me know how it goes!
on the contrary, it was a rather... cool take!
Blake's takes once again teaches us total warhammer scrubs how to play the game right. You are also my new favourite youtuber I found in the last two years.
Thank you so much for your lovely comment.
Glad to be of service.
Recently decided to come back to Kislev post Shadows of Change and the tips definitely help out. I was having a rough time at Kislev's early game due to playing too passively on that second settlement.
Edit: Post Shadows of change, do you think it would be worth it to run Akshina Ambushers instead of Sltreltsi, since they have a comparable AP value on their missiles and can shoot over the heads of units like Kislevite warriors? Or would Akshina Ambushers be better to use in place of where the Ice Guard would go, but at an earlier point in the campaign?
I’d love review of the different factions by you! Maybe a top ten??
Always a possibility.
Okay i'm a lil 6mo late to this party but LOL the first 2mins alone had me crackin up. Very nice
Better late than never, sir.
Quick tip for you Blake Take: Empire Huntsmen
Just getting three of them for allowing Ostland to live will give you solid archers that can take out Chaos cavalry, Monsters, Lords etc...
Also if you have played the Marienburg mod...Ostland is poor, but a premier supplier of bacon and pork. Quite useful for your tallow makers.
Everytime the bear pic showed, it absolutely killed me 😂 24:32
Glad you enjoyed them.
Hey Blake, nice vid, keep it coming! I tried 5 different starting with katarin, here is what i found:
1- kostaltyn always got roflstomped by azazel / throt / throgg
2- eastern empire deleted by either festus or norscans
3- chaos dwarwes pushes to praag instead of south,
4- vlad make a quick work of gelt and attacks me after it.
5- drycha and azhag fights each other in my lands but none of them attacks me.
6-In the end archaon finishes me off
Whatever i do, i got surrounded around round 30 by enemies cuz my allies suck. 3 of my tries hard, 2 of them are very hard difficulty.
Did the video help, or are you still stuck?
@@BlakesTakes420 Hey, i played a 20 hour kislev campaing after this, i can confirm fighting azhag early game and avoiding to encounter chaos factions makes campaing easier. Without antiplayer bias, konstaltyn and ropesmann hold themselves fairly long. I could build my economy and erect non kossar armies by that time. Thanks for video again!
Watching the amazing trailer that got me so hyped makes me wish they had have cast that guy as the voice actor for Boris. Feels like a missed opportunity considering his work for that trailer was just so good!
He did an excellent job. God that trailer was so good when it dropped.
Great vid in preparation to give kislev a try, hopefully their mechanics will be more layered in an upcoming update, because without some spice and meat you can't distinguish between two K's of Kislev
Oh my, you subtle, subtle creature. You're getting a corner-piece.
@@BlakesTakes420 I like huskies
@@abumy4 I'm down to Chihuahuas and Beagles I'm afraid.
I have all the huskies towing my car.
@@BlakesTakes420 ehh.. beagles it is, I'll take two then
@@abumy4 bottom of the barrel stuff I know.
I like the Tsar Guard way better than you do. Took out Throt first. Have not seen Azhag, yet. Throgg is a jerk who just keeps coming back. Excellent content. Subscribed.
Thank you for your lovely comment sir. Welcome aboard!
I think the best part of this strategy are the layers. The big, saucy layers❤
oh my
That World at War quote fits so well.
Thank you!
lasagne, I am probably the only one who saw the message and I am Already subscribed to your very helpful channel!!!!!
Thank you for your subscription and viewership.
Lasagne update here:
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I’m great with the ice queen, Kislev legendary will be my first achievement I unlock for immortal empires.
Good advice, but my main problem in mid game was Drycha and VC, they're really hard to defeat and distract armies from the North Chaso threats
I had the same issue. Trying to avoid them doesn't always work. My advice is mass streltzi, and get a cheap stack of Kossars to accompany that army.
You can counter Drychas tree an spam by deselecting control large armies.
Oh this is gonna be fire, despite not playing anything but the green chads i still enjoy these video's now i can sit back with my piping hot lasagne and watch.