Such a good campaign, not very long but quite intense. Mixed a few slyness in the last scenario (Malatesta's betrayal). And never expected the narrator to be Micheletto.

I've just finished this mission and it took me 3 and a half hours to complete on standard difficulty..... I'm here because i can not waste 4 hours on an easy mission =/

That's an interesting way to play this scenario. I started by building a castle to destroy Milan's eastern TC, built a couple trebs and some guard units to protect them, and with the trebs sniped Milan's castle from across the river. Milan put up pitiful resistance and basically gave up after this. In the meantime, the Savoyards finished Malatesta off for me, and I rolled over their army and base with my campaign army of elite genbows and cavaliers. Finished by mopping up Milan's southern economic base, after which Milan surrendered without my even breaching the walls.

sniped red's castle with cannon galleons by building a dock in the water, took a couple towers then built a castle on the ruins sending 5 villagers thru the wall - they dont attack your villagers but they occasionally send bbcs and scorpions to snipe your cg

Guess I'm a screw-up, but tried the same method. Rushing green with cavalry in the first couple of minutes, and was greeted by a dozen, or so, knights. Stopped a few buildings, had my cavalry killed off, ran out of resources. Second wave was met by five stables and one and a half castle, so, I'll probably go for my trusty slow-and-steady stream rolling.

This was my favorite mission in the Sforza campaign

Malatesta will also betray you if you go for Milans castle first as soon as it is destroyed.

This one is so easy compared to the previous 'blood and betray'. Raided Milan's TC at the outside with hussar spam and they do like literally nothing afterward.

I enjoyed this campaign quite a bit actually. Would I rank it in my top 5? Nah. I decided to cut off the right side of the island right at the beginning, killing what red had built up and securing basically the entire right half of the map to boom into oblivion and castled around the "ally". Quite fun I must say, on to play Bari, and your videos from that campaign. I've actually gotten quite a bit better at the game thanks to watching your videos, but it still takes me an hour and change per scenario, I play it too safe. I do admire the tenacity you have where you continue even if losing everything, I imagine playing competitively has sharpened that sword quite a bit lol.

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In the cutscenes of this campaign you can appreciate some references to the Renaissance culture.

I was following your method and had taken out the green and cyan and was raiding Red's farms in the East corner... when I realized I could take out the castle from across the river with trebuchets.

One of the easiest campaigns on Hard mode. Stables first, full resources on Cavaliers (and Blacksmitch upgrades) - raid Savoyards, later Venetians, little boom, destroy every economic building + villagers, they won't produce army anymore - deal with the rest army of Red = automatic win.

If Sforza was an honourable man, I can hardly imagine the Italians knaves and fear for my life . _.

I'm not the biggest DM fan but I enjoyed this mission. The stone prices were very good btw ;)

Just don't build those towers and let Green beat Cyan while you boom. Later while Green is busy fighting Cyan, just go and wreck Green base when they are off guard 😂

I would recommend trying the cliff base online multiplayer map in AOE1 DE

Wow what a speed bust!!!

Yos my homeland campaign Dracula.

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