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Conquering SNES Games
Large amount of land and soldiers
Tips
Large amount of land and soldiers
Sent in by John Doe
Select 8 players and choose the province you want. Then from the
province you selected send the others that you control demands to
become your fief, then select yes. From here you will have a large amount
of land and soldiers. You can conquer or try to force the computer to
surrender too.
Tips
Sent in by Phil
You can't risk an attack without waiting for all your opponents to
weaken themselves, yet if one of your opponents conquers too many
provinces, you are in trouble! It is also difficult to make money in
this game without letting your opponents run wild. Note that you can
play as 8 players. I always pick 8 players, 8 nations that are adjacent
to each other (like most of the top part of Japan or the southwestern tip)
and play as the one that I rolled the best scores for. I have each of the
other 7 attack a neighbor in that number, bringing over just 1 troop
with minimum funds and food, moving the defender off the palace
and moving the attacker onto it, winning without bloodshed. The last
one of the 7 must end up in a province adjacent to the one I want to
play as. I then take the general I wish to play as and conquer the flunky
in the same way. This lets me start with 8 provinces full of troops
while most of my opponents have less. Then I just move most of the
resources to the front line and put my general there. At that point I
force my provinces that are not adjacent to enemies to adopt agrarian
or monetary policies and let them fund my war effort. Not one of their
better games.