I'm a very aggressive counter attacker. If I can't find the Marshal or don't have a clue where the Marshal is located I struggle and might even shuffle. If you're not sure what to do, sometimes it's just better to wait and hope your opponent self destructs. Give your opponent enough time and they'll screw up too.

I use the 3 Major attack strategy as a gimmick to get behind in pieces to show beginners how to play from behind. Remember, I'm a very good player playing against beginners in those videos and it's still incredibly hard for me to win playing this way. To beat a good player with that strategy, you'd probably have to get lots of smaller pieces and lots of key information at the start. I think an ideal strategy would be to use a 1 Major attack on a Captain in 1 column, while positioning your pieces in the other columns to get ready to attack depending on the information you get from the 1st Major attack.

@@strategotacticsandtips5636 He has several counter attacks. In some of the games for example he just simply hunted down all my miners knowing well that without them they could not reach a bomb surrounded flag. In other games he simply counter blizzed the marshal attack by killing the marshal immediately with the spy and unloaded a general colonel counterattack. I've never seen those tricks.

@@strategotacticsandtips5636 oh one other thing... I am 0 and 3 with him marshalless

@@strategotacticsandtips5636 still losing.. Wish you introduced more tricks

Sorry to hear that. The game is hard to master. It takes time to learn how to play well and can be a long struggle. I'll be talking about how to attack in my next video. Maybe that will help you out.