a few ideas
Are any of the outlying galleys in a position to gauge if there is a western lego naval picket line, say at about 5-6 tiles west of lego coast?
We need some answers from gwnd
1. What is the target date?
2. How they intend to get around picket ships/land blockers of lego.
2b. Lego is average to us, which would indicate that they can block at least as much land as us, and they are in republic, so no interior garrisons are needed.
How would we do it? Kill the picket ships then land a turn later, hoping that we killed enough pickets to create a large landing zone, thinking that they couldn't cover every single square?
Hmm. This is fun. What about shipping out a formation of galleys (in pairs or threes) like:
x
o
o
x
o
o
x
I would think that would spread the coverage pretty widely, especially if both ND and GoW do it.
And we might, even if we don't intend to drop anything off early, ship out a couple empty galleons just to tie up some forces for a turn or two (so GOWND could land)
Are any of the outlying galleys in a position to gauge if there is a western lego naval picket line, say at about 5-6 tiles west of lego coast?
We need some answers from gwnd
1. What is the target date?
2. How they intend to get around picket ships/land blockers of lego.
2b. Lego is average to us, which would indicate that they can block at least as much land as us, and they are in republic, so no interior garrisons are needed.
How would we do it? Kill the picket ships then land a turn later, hoping that we killed enough pickets to create a large landing zone, thinking that they couldn't cover every single square?
Hmm. This is fun. What about shipping out a formation of galleys (in pairs or threes) like:
x
o
o
x
o
o
x
I would think that would spread the coverage pretty widely, especially if both ND and GoW do it.
And we might, even if we don't intend to drop anything off early, ship out a couple empty galleons just to tie up some forces for a turn or two (so GOWND could land)
Comment