Really glad that you play this in spite of it being less popular on the channel. This series rocks, and it's totally helping me improve my TW:WH3 play. You do you, man; great stuff!

Taking the 4 cannon to a siege is glorious! Towers get erased in a hit or two, and it's player's choice, blow open the gate or remove several sections of wall.

Hi Adam, just wanted to let ya know, really appreciate all the content you pump out. Sure, vods I mostly use to fall asleep to, you have a really stable voice. But I've watched plenty series back when I was still working and enjoyed your methodical approach a ton, as it's a long way away from how I play rimworld (and a great contrast from Samuel streamers chaos). Once I get a new job going, I'll try and drop ya some coin for coffee, cus your content really deserves it. Best regards!

Thanks for the content!

Not that its helpful now, but what you can do against the leftover lone armies like at the start here against throt, is just walk out of the garrison after occupying. You can still move whoever occupies it out of the garrison(it technically doesn't cost movement to step out/in the garrison). You would still get recruit blocked but at least you get some replenishment.

Doom stack of past lover's of Felix when?

Know that feeling. So far I only had 3 PCs. (Not Counting the old C64 albeit I guess that was a PC in a Sense xD) My Original PC was actually very Varied because I upgraded it for over 15 Years never getting a new One because I never had Money and so alot of the Parts were either hand me Downs or Used stuff I got on the Cheap somewhere because something broke. I started out on a 500mhz AMD CPU with a 3DFX Voodoo and 128mb SD Ram xD The Biggest Change usually being whenever I decided to change the Mainboard as that always also meant a new CPU. And sometimes new Ram. I ended up on a AMD Duron 1600mhz with 512 DDR1 or 2 Ram I dont remember (AS Rock Mainboard) and at the end it was an Radeon 570rx with 4gb GDDR Ram which was actually crazy Big for my Single Core CPU Rig at this Point but just like most other parts it was simply a cheap option I got when my former GPU broke. xD Thinking about this. Its actually crazy how Reusable Parts were back then. I only changed the Mainboard Twice I think. And one time I actually kept the CPU only changing the Ram because it was still the same Socket. When I got out of School and Apprenticeship and Finally had a Real Job earning Money the First thing I did was getting a new PC xD that was: Ryzen 5 3600x with 16GB 2600mhz Ram (Later 32GB 3000mhz) and a RTX 2060 Super. Funny enough. I never Upgraded this one even Once aside from getting an SSD and New Ram for it to Reduce Load Times on Games like Total War. Still. Going with the 32GB Ram was a Good Choice. Because despite the other Parts showing their Age. The RAM and SSD Massively Reduced Loading Times. Last Year around the same time You got your New Rig I for the First Time bought a High End Rig. Its the First Time I didnt Ryzen 9 7950x with 64GB 6000mhz Ram and a RX 7900 XTX. The Jumps are quite Crazy. I mean basicly I went from 1 Core to 6 Cores to freaking 16 Cores I wonder. What Rig did You start out with back in the Day Mate ? ^^

So i decided to shelter Katarin, Thrott had taken Praag. So i take it and sell it to her and help her with a nearby province. So i head out to fight Throgg and Azazel only to turn around to see Kislev knee deep in the mountains fighting skaven, Norsemen, and Chaos Dwarfs. I am thinking, she better deal for those Dwarf holds as i start to pull out the book

how long did it take you to learn legendary difficulty?

Grudge confederation is broken for me, all the dwarves are doing great in my game so I cant confederate them😢😅😂, I need 160k for Ungrimm and I am at 100k at turn 88