New Player - Quick Question need advice
Posted: Mon May 15, 2017 4:37 am
Hi guys,
Firstly just want to say that I got the game not long ago and am really enjoying it.
I've never been good at all at any kind of strategy games but that fact that soldiers can level up and can be customised was enough to satisfy my general tendency for RPG's whilst giving a strategy game a go.
Just a few things I wanted to ask if anyone is free to help me.
First off I am playing straight off with a Long Wars 2 v1.2 game as my friend was recommending I get it.
I know it's just been updated to 1.3 but there was a post saying to complete an entire 1.2 campaign first before trying this.
So far I've gotten 3 resistance locations set up and I managed without realising it, completed a liberation chain up to the point of infiltrating and attacking the headquarters.
Now the problem is I didn't realise until later that the strength was a bad thing.
LOL I know super noob but when it said strength I just naturally assumed it meant my resistance strength in that location.
A big NOPE haha.
So now that I'm trying to liberate this location, the advent strength is actually 7.
I'm pretty sure that's super bad and even with 200% infiltration the best I can get is "swarming".
Have I basically screwed myself up?
Is there a way to get the advent strength in that location down?
I thought maybe if I set up resistances near it and do more missions there that it might "spread" the strength to other areas?
Also on a side note, with the character pool.
I first created about 10 characters and I did see them in my soldiers list.
I saved, exited to the main menu and created about another 7.
When I loaded, the newly created characters weren't showing and so I did a couple of missions and still it didn't update.
Once you start a game with the existing character pool, can any new additions you create after starting a campaign still be added somehow or do you have to start a new game with the new characters already created?
Hopefully that made sense.
Anyway sorry for the long post and the noob questions.
Thanks guys.
Firstly just want to say that I got the game not long ago and am really enjoying it.
I've never been good at all at any kind of strategy games but that fact that soldiers can level up and can be customised was enough to satisfy my general tendency for RPG's whilst giving a strategy game a go.
Just a few things I wanted to ask if anyone is free to help me.
First off I am playing straight off with a Long Wars 2 v1.2 game as my friend was recommending I get it.
I know it's just been updated to 1.3 but there was a post saying to complete an entire 1.2 campaign first before trying this.
So far I've gotten 3 resistance locations set up and I managed without realising it, completed a liberation chain up to the point of infiltrating and attacking the headquarters.
Now the problem is I didn't realise until later that the strength was a bad thing.
LOL I know super noob but when it said strength I just naturally assumed it meant my resistance strength in that location.
A big NOPE haha.
So now that I'm trying to liberate this location, the advent strength is actually 7.
I'm pretty sure that's super bad and even with 200% infiltration the best I can get is "swarming".
Have I basically screwed myself up?
Is there a way to get the advent strength in that location down?
I thought maybe if I set up resistances near it and do more missions there that it might "spread" the strength to other areas?
Also on a side note, with the character pool.
I first created about 10 characters and I did see them in my soldiers list.
I saved, exited to the main menu and created about another 7.
When I loaded, the newly created characters weren't showing and so I did a couple of missions and still it didn't update.
Once you start a game with the existing character pool, can any new additions you create after starting a campaign still be added somehow or do you have to start a new game with the new characters already created?
Hopefully that made sense.
Anyway sorry for the long post and the noob questions.
Thanks guys.