11-22-2006, 01:48 AM
I think...
We select one main target at a time. Two of our main forces (bigger, slower moving, but powerful) will go for their castle, but from two seperate sides, in sync. Two form a kind of pincer around them. Then we'll attack from either side, but one first, and if it fails, the next second.
Our smaller scatterings could patrol around our own borders to keep it safe, and establish structures.
If our two main forces fail, we could replace them with another two huge forces that we assemble if the need arises.
>.>
I like it, at least.
We select one main target at a time. Two of our main forces (bigger, slower moving, but powerful) will go for their castle, but from two seperate sides, in sync. Two form a kind of pincer around them. Then we'll attack from either side, but one first, and if it fails, the next second.
Our smaller scatterings could patrol around our own borders to keep it safe, and establish structures.
If our two main forces fail, we could replace them with another two huge forces that we assemble if the need arises.
>.>
I like it, at least.
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Standing on a hill in my mountain of dreams
Telling myself its not as hard, hard, hard as it seems