The Nation Crumbles

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  @ГлебАнзигитов-ж7ы · 1 year ago (edited)

  Hi Legend! He's got thane and waystalker because vermintide end game crisis gives you an army of 5 different heroes, if you are playing the empire. It's a reference to Vermintide games. He didn't steal them.

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  @shakkarugat · 1 year ago

  The nation falls❌<br>The nation calls✅

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  @Chidori52 · 1 year ago

  &quot;Its just a cult, theres nothing to worry about&quot;<br><br><b>heresy intensifies</b>

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  @zernil3362 · 1 year ago

  To end up in that state as nuln on turn 175 really takes skill

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  @waltonsimons3323 · 1 year ago

  Two things I learned watching this:<br>1- You can delete unwanted quests (never knew that wtf)<br>2- That campaign movement thing where the last hero gets to use the campaign movement bonus<br><br>Thanks Legend

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  @brothazoot · 1 year ago

  I love these long disaster campaigns that you&apos;ve done. &nbsp;I know that some people aren&apos;t going to watch the entire thing but it really gives me a chance to see some deeper strategies that I might not otherwise use.

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  @philma2196 · 1 year ago

  Thats maybe the best things on your channel, watching you saving &nbsp;a nearly dead faction &nbsp; &nbsp;You might not believe how much i learned from you, since i watch your vids i didnt lose any campaign yet 💪💪👍

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  @GoodOldTibull · 1 year ago

  I know that sort of dedication to a campaign.<br><br>One of my all-time-favourite campaigns was when I played as Karl Franz in WH2, with a lot of mods active that made the chaos invasion 40 times bigger in armies and 5 times in infantry unit size. So basically, when you were fighting 4 armies at once, you would be actually fighting 20 in terms of units, with a total of well over 500 chaos armies on the field. I wanted to simutalte the end times with that, which worked better than expected to say the least. ;D<br><br>For quiet some time, Bechafen was the anvil where all those armies were crushing down on, so I was desperately defending it against countless attacks while slowing down the advancing horde further up north in Kislev with armies full of crossbowmen (they are working wonders in auto-resolve against chaos infantry units), using ambush tactics and guerillia warfare.<br><br>I remember exactly when Bechafen fell. I&apos;ve managed to defend the city against two previous assaults with four fullstacks attacking each time, but when the third attack came in, I had only roughly 100 men left defending the city. It was a pyromancer, a single hellstorm rocket battery and a couple of greatswords alongside some halberds and crossbowmen. I knew I couldn&apos;t win, but I wanted to do some damage with the pyromancer nonetheless, so I jumped into the battle manually. I tell you, Sigmar himself was guiding my spells that day. They moved so perfectly that I was able to wreck up almost 2000 kills with the little I had. Bechhafen fell and I was in deep shit due to that, but barely any battle I ever had gave me this much of joy.<br><br>This happened years ago and I still think about this campaign from time to time, so I can completely understand why that guy was fighting for his life for so long. Campaigns like that make even the smallest victories feel extremely rewarding.

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  @EmhyrvarSpice · 1 year ago

  These long videos of truly doomed campaigns are my favourite. So fun to see a competent player crawl their way out of a losing position and establish themselves despite enemies everywhere,

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  @nagisa3523 · 1 year ago

  holy shit thats a massively messed up map lmfao

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  @Itsnotmeftl · 1 year ago

  ya know whats good about these &quot;Saving a disaster Campaigns&quot;. &nbsp;we see what Legend would do in very bad situations... a situation we would never ever see Legend in normally, as he is to good to end up like this in his own campaigns.

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  @nonesuch6833 · 1 year ago

  I&apos;d say this was obviously someone messing their campaign up on purpose to create content, but if so it&apos;s an incredible commitment to let a game go on for 175 turns to do it.

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