The revolt in Brazil seems promising - though even 20,000 men might still be demolished by government forces. Perhaps, avoiding open combat is the best move at the moment. Good luck!
Ahura Mazda said:Oh, no!
I'd also like to congratulate you for how promising this AAR seems!
Prinz Wilhelm said:Wow, this Aar is pretty cool!
Quintilian said:The revolt in Brazil seems promising - though even 20,000 men might still be demolished by government forces. Perhaps, avoiding open combat is the best move at the moment. Good luck!
oddman said:Perhaps you can trade for techs.
NO research at all will cripple you, methinks.
likk9922 said:Well, I guess we'll have to wait for some real (AKA really big) revolts to occur so that you can really start spreading the revolution.
Liberal Revolution perhaps? Or some of those gigantic revolts in China? Not to mention nationalism in conquered areas (Punjab, Korea, China are notorious for that).
A good tactic is to try to stay at war with as many uncivs simultaneously as you can
das said:Latin America and Persia tend to have hordes of revolutionaries overruning the weak national militaries. Also, you should really try and take London at some point; sure, the rebels will then betray the revolution and institute an Anarcho-Liberal Presidential Dictatorship, but that will mean that all of the British Empire will be absolutely teeming with rebels from then on.
coz1 said:You ought to get much mileage out of Central and South America, it being a hotbed of revolutionary activity over the years. Maybe it will allow you to build a massive rebel army to fight the evil empire...wait a minute...wrong movie.
Horace said:I tried playing REB once, although not in Revolutions. I didn't give myself any land to start with, but managed to get a base luang prabang by occupying the captial and then declaring war. Luang then became a satelite of Rebel Scum...
What is your form of government? It was monarchy when I tried, so getting good relations with the rest of th world in order to trade tech wasn't too difficult. Also, try to keep your people as unhappy as possible, as any revolts at home just mean free soldiers; the revolutionary state itself can never have a revolution! It can also never go bankrupt, it occured to me, otherwise when playing Vicky normally Rebel Scum would surely go bankrupt all the time, having to fund rebel armies all around the world and having no income.
Also, can you actually build ships? I couldn't. Something to do with the 'none' culture, I think - although this might be different in V:R.
Unforunately ships can't revolt, either.
A good tactic is to try to stay at war with as many uncivs simultaneously as you can: this will push up their WE and help incite the very riots that will give you free soldiers and enable you to occupy their provinces.
das said:The best way to do that would be probably to attack Britain a lot, as it would bring in the Indian minors with it. And as said before, an unhappy Britain under the Anarcho-Liberal yoke is a wonderful breeding ground for yourunholy hordesbrave revolutionaries.
rcduggan said:this is cool. did you mod it to make more revolutions?
Contradiction said:I like the RPs for Revolutions idea You definitely need something
How will I spread the revolution if I'm 100% occupied? The Rebel Scum can't be annexed at all...
das said:I don't see what's the problem here. Partisans will only add to your army.
Is there still an 1848 event in Revolutions? I thought the the Liberal Revolution was now country specific and dependent on certain factors. So Prussia might well get the event in '45 and France in '49.Wannabe Tatar said:Wait till 1848, then we'll have some fun trying to destroy the Evil Empire(s)