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Originally posted by Impaler[WrG]
Whats all this about 'capturing' Ivory, we just Pillage the stupid Ivory if they don't kill both units in the stack this next turn. Then start pillaging road left and right so they cant reinforce effectively. The only way they can prevent us from pillaging that Ivory is by sending 3 or more of their longbow men out of the city or if they have a large stack sitting on the cows RIGHT NOW within striking distance of the Ivory.
Whats all this about 'capturing' Ivory, we just Pillage the stupid Ivory if they don't kill both units in the stack this next turn. Then start pillaging road left and right so they cant reinforce effectively. The only way they can prevent us from pillaging that Ivory is by sending 3 or more of their longbow men out of the city or if they have a large stack sitting on the cows RIGHT NOW within striking distance of the Ivory.
They saw our 2-unit stack last turn. There is no other possibility for this stack but to move on the ivory. If they had any possibility to put attack units in a position where they could immediately re-capture the ivory, they will have done so.
The only other possibility is if
=> they only had 4 elies 2 turns ago
=> then used all of them to attack one of our stacks
=> and didn't get the opportunity for any reinforcements
Ofcourse they try to hide these attack units from us, but it doesn't actually make any difference this turn. We behaved in the normal way, it's just the "surprise" next turn will be less if we lost our units.
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