Originally posted by solo
I must ask LaFayette whether he uses diplomats to help get military units around enemy unit zones of control, or whether he manages without using this trick, too.
I must ask LaFayette whether he uses diplomats to help get military units around enemy unit zones of control, or whether he manages without using this trick, too.
My diplomats are allowed anything except bribing, but:
1) I didn't build many in this game (and that was probably a mistake, especially in front of Moscow, where I managed to empty the city twice in a row, before losing all my attacking units after Russian counterattack, because I had been just a bit optimistic about the strength of the defenders*).
2) I sometimes make use of bribery close to the end of a long scenario in order to avoid "endgame boredom".
* Nothing more frustrating than looking at an empty city, unable to send even a warrior inside, and knowing that you are going to loose all your valiant attackers next turn

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