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Tiger Knight Gameplay (Yangzhou) Lowest tier in game but clutch victory when 2v3!

Tiger Knight: Empire War

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Just trying to upgrade my Shu Lvl3 Crossbowmen and imagine my surprise when I find myself matched with Lvl4 and 5s. Not to panick too soon, crossbowmen are pretty OP anyway.

I apologise for the few seconds of activity at the start because I wa strategising on what to do. Nah just kidding I had alt-tab to another window and only went back into the game a few seconds later. In any case, I rushed for the Midpoint immediately so that I could post my crossbowmen on the roof. I was greeted by javelins from the Lvl5 Xuzhou infantry and I deliberately baited out the javelins so that they would waste their ammunition as they are pretty inaccurate.

Seeing the melee skirmish occuring below, I leaped off the roof to join the battle. Unfortunately, 2 of my teammates quickly went down but I managed to kill one isolated enemy general. This is why you never overextend. I immediately gave pursuit to the fleeing general but he managed to regroup. 2 of my remaining teammates also followed me but one of them got caught out by a lucky instant kill. As such, I immediately called for a retreat and left my crossbowmen in a holding position to buy time. I told my teammate to get the extra soldiers from the recruitment camp while I capped the supply site but it's pretty pointless actually. The enemy was hot on my friend's tail but they suddenly decided to let him go and cap the supply site as you can see from the minimap.

We replenished our troops and moved to a vantage point on the hillslope. I noticed the cap of the supply site and thus told my friend that they would be approaching from the R lane. I was right.

Now comes the good part. TWO enemy generals come barrelling into us and immediately their horses get shredded by my friend's pikes. We took them down separately and immediately the odds turned to us. We took the initiative and engaged the remaining general who quickly fell to my friend's blade.

Therefore, teamwork beats boldness.

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