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Achivements on this Episode Hopeless Romantic : Win "Hand of a Princess" with 12+ minutes remaining on the timer.

Achivements on this Episode Raja of the People : Save both allied villages in "Born of Fire" on Hard difficulty.

I bet you didn't fall victim being hit!

How come you turned into a zombie?

Achivements on this Episode Custodian of the Holy Land : Complete the Saladin Campaign. Offense Is the Best Defense : Defeat all opponents before constructing a Wonder in the sixth Saladin mission.

That's a long walkthrough! Why can't you play less?

Why is this video so slow?

Timeline 3:20 - 13:45 -> de_piranesi 16:34 - 25:10 -> de_fastline_cz 26:16 - 38:40 -> de_torn_cz Tips and Trick High Bravery/Low co-op bots: great for Bomb Defusal Maps, and where you're hoping to win in less than 'x' amount of seconds, since they'll start roaming pretty fast, covering a lot of ground, and fight to death, rather than retreat. Low Bravery/High co-op bots: great for hostage rescue missions, since they'll be eager to camp and follow your orders, if you know where to park them, allowing you to grab the hostages alone and without risking friendly fire. They also work well, when your goal is to kill 'x' amount of enemies on your own, while they camp. High skill w/ Rifle/RifleT bots: good to take fewer of them from the highest tier, rather than spread your reputation across multiple tiers. It's harder to coordinate tactics, when you have multiple "loose cannons", like Maverick, Tex, and Ace in one squad of 5 High skill w/ Spray or Sniper bots: depending on the mission objective, map size & layout, adding even a low Bravery bot, but with good any of the aforemention skill, is more effective, than adding another Rifler. For example, on Aztec, or Piranesi, it's better to take a Sniper, who'll eagerly camp one of bombsites, while on maps of more complex design and confined areas, like Downed, Office, or Fastline, a single P90 operator will be more efficient than another roaming Rifler. A single sprayer on maps with air vents, and narrow tunnels, can be a real game changer, just like a sniper is on large, wide open area maps. Shotgun and Power template bots: are generally inefficient, as high skill w/ Spray and Rifle bots will still have a decent volume of fire, while being far more effective at medium to long distances (especially, since they can strafe, rather than contiously fire from a stationary position). A good rule of thumb, is to take a smaller, highly cooperative, but not so brave squad of teammates for hostage rescue missions, and a larger, more independant squad of guys, for bomb defusal scenarios, except for really big maps, where mixing in some Snipers, or Sprayers is better. Credits : @luckylarry71

Timeline 2:34 - 5:48 -> de_dust 7:40 - 12:54 -> cs_office 14:28 - 18:18-> de_prodigy 19:44 - 25:41 -> de_tides 31:17 - 39:17 -> cs_italy 40:50 - 47:48 -> de_inferno 49:09 - 56:16 -> de_dust2 56:56 - 1:20:16 -> cs_militia 1:22:06 - 1:26:22 -> de_stadium_cz 1:32:47 - 2:06:06 -> de_chateau 2:07:04 - 2:27:04 -> cs_havana 2:27:05 - 2:43:39 -> de_cbble 2:48:07 - 2:59:52 -> de_aztec 3:06:04 - 3:25:32 -> cs_downed_cz 3:36:09 - 3:50:47 -> de_airstrip_cz Tips and Trick High Bravery/Low co-op bots: great for Bomb Defusal Maps, and where you're hoping to win in less than 'x' amount of seconds, since they'll start roaming pretty fast, covering a lot of ground, and fight to death, rather than retreat. Low Bravery/High co-op bots: great for hostage rescue missions, since they'll be eager to camp and follow your orders, if you know where to park them, allowing you to grab the hostages alone and without risking friendly fire. They also work well, when your goal is to kill 'x' amount of enemies on your own, while they camp. High skill w/ Rifle/RifleT bots: good to take fewer of them from the highest tier, rather than spread your reputation across multiple tiers. It's harder to coordinate tactics, when you have multiple "loose cannons", like Maverick, Tex, and Ace in one squad of 5 High skill w/ Spray or Sniper bots: depending on the mission objective, map size & layout, adding even a low Bravery bot, but with good any of the aforemention skill, is more effective, than adding another Rifler. For example, on Aztec, or Piranesi, it's better to take a Sniper, who'll eagerly camp one of bombsites, while on maps of more complex design and confined areas, like Downed, Office, or Fastline, a single P90 operator will be more efficient than another roaming Rifler. A single sprayer on maps with air vents, and narrow tunnels, can be a real game changer, just like a sniper is on large, wide open area maps. Shotgun and Power template bots: are generally inefficient, as high skill w/ Spray and Rifle bots will still have a decent volume of fire, while being far more effective at medium to long distances (especially, since they can strafe, rather than contiously fire from a stationary position). A good rule of thumb, is to take a smaller, highly cooperative, but not so brave squad of teammates for hostage rescue missions, and a larger, more independant squad of guys, for bomb defusal scenarios, except for really big maps, where mixing in some Snipers, or Sprayers is better. Credits : @luckylarry71

Achivements on this Episode Lord of the Mountains : Complete the Thoros the Great campaign. Church Sanctuary : Do not lose any Tarsos Villagers in "Of Turncoats and Traitors".

Achivements on this Episode Raiding Party! : Defeat all enemy Cypriot players in "Bloody Crestwaves".

Timeline 1:08 - 3:06 -> de_dust 3:20 - 4:26 -> cs_office 4:27 - 9:10-> de_prodigy 10:32 - 12:15 -> de_tides 12:16 - 14:41 -> cs_italy 14:42 - 18:30 -> de_inferno 19:39 - 21:47 -> de_dust2 25:24 - 27:30 -> cs_militia 29:15 - 33:28 -> de_stadium_cz 33:29 - 37:31 -> de_chateau 39:10 - 41:23 -> cs_havana 42:24 - 45:02 -> de_cbble 45:03 - 47:03 -> de_aztec 47:04 - 51:00 -> cs_downed_cz 51:01 - 53:50 -> de_airstrip_cz 56:51 - 59:58 -> de_piranesi 59:59 - 1:02:45 -> de_fastline_cz 1:02:46 - 1:05:44 -> de_torn_cz

Achivements on this Episode Bounty Hunter : Convert at least three Byzantine generals in "The Emperor's Revenge".

What happened? Mark is terminated!!!

Timeline 14:28 - 37:25 -> de_airstrip_cz 37:26 - 43:43 -> de_piranesi 53:40 - 1:00:48 -> de_fastline_cz 1:00:49 - 1:10:35 -> de_torn_cz

Achivements on this Episode Vladislav, Baby Don't Hurt Me : Complete the Dracula Campaign. Fire with Fire : Amass 10 Condottieri, 10 Genoese Crossbowmen, and 10 Bombard Cannons in the fifth Dracula mission.

Timeline 1:20 - 7:06 -> de_dust 8:10 - 16:24 -> cs_office 16:25 - 26:21-> de_prodigy 29:48 - 40:20 -> de_tides 40:21 - 52:26 -> cs_italy 52:27 - 1:03:35 -> de_inferno 1:03:36 - 1:08:39 -> de_dust2 1:09:44 - 1:14:11 -> cs_militia 1:14:12 - 1:18:18 -> de_stadium_cz 1:20:58 - 1:28:22 -> de_chateau 2:03:36 - 2:09:34 -> cs_havana 2:17:19 - 2:22:57 -> de_cbble 2:22:58 - 2:31:51 -> de_aztec 2:34:42 - 2:43:11 -> cs_downed_cz

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Achivements on this Episode Earth Shaker : Complete the Pachacuti Campaign.

Timeline 4:56 --> 14:57 de_torn_cz Tips and Trick High Bravery/Low co-op bots: great for Bomb Defusal Maps, and where you're hoping to win in less than 'x' amount of seconds, since they'll start roaming pretty fast, covering a lot of ground, and fight to death, rather than retreat. Low Bravery/High co-op bots: great for hostage rescue missions, since they'll be eager to camp and follow your orders, if you know where to park them, allowing you to grab the hostages alone and without risking friendly fire. They also work well, when your goal is to kill 'x' amount of enemies on your own, while they camp. High skill w/ Rifle/RifleT bots: good to take fewer of them from the highest tier, rather than spread your reputation across multiple tiers. It's harder to coordinate tactics, when you have multiple "loose cannons", like Maverick, Tex, and Ace in one squad of 5 High skill w/ Spray or Sniper bots: depending on the mission objective, map size & layout, adding even a low Bravery bot, but with good any of the aforemention skill, is more effective, than adding another Rifler. For example, on Aztec, or Piranesi, it's better to take a Sniper, who'll eagerly camp one of bombsites, while on maps of more complex design and confined areas, like Downed, Office, or Fastline, a single P90 operator will be more efficient than another roaming Rifler. A single sprayer on maps with air vents, and narrow tunnels, can be a real game changer, just like a sniper is on large, wide open area maps. Shotgun and Power template bots: are generally inefficient, as high skill w/ Spray and Rifle bots will still have a decent volume of fire, while being far more effective at medium to long distances (especially, since they can strafe, rather than contiously fire from a stationary position). A good rule of thumb, is to take a smaller, highly cooperative, but not so brave squad of teammates for hostage rescue missions, and a larger, more independant squad of guys, for bomb defusal scenarios, except for really big maps, where mixing in some Snipers, or Sprayers is better. Credits : @luckylarry71

Timeline 18:46 - 30:53 -> cs_downed_cz 30:53 - 41:44 -> de_airstrip_cz 50:47 - 1:08:54 -> de_piranesi 1:08:55 - 1:24:52 -> de_fastline_cz Tips and Trick High Bravery/Low co-op bots: great for Bomb Defusal Maps, and where you're hoping to win in less than 'x' amount of seconds, since they'll start roaming pretty fast, covering a lot of ground, and fight to death, rather than retreat. Low Bravery/High co-op bots: great for hostage rescue missions, since they'll be eager to camp and follow your orders, if you know where to park them, allowing you to grab the hostages alone and without risking friendly fire. They also work well, when your goal is to kill 'x' amount of enemies on your own, while they camp. High skill w/ Rifle/RifleT bots: good to take fewer of them from the highest tier, rather than spread your reputation across multiple tiers. It's harder to coordinate tactics, when you have multiple "loose cannons", like Maverick, Tex, and Ace in one squad of 5 High skill w/ Spray or Sniper bots: depending on the mission objective, map size & layout, adding even a low Bravery bot, but with good any of the aforemention skill, is more effective, than adding another Rifler. For example, on Aztec, or Piranesi, it's better to take a Sniper, who'll eagerly camp one of bombsites, while on maps of more complex design and confined areas, like Downed, Office, or Fastline, a single P90 operator will be more efficient than another roaming Rifler. A single sprayer on maps with air vents, and narrow tunnels, can be a real game changer, just like a sniper is on large, wide open area maps. Shotgun and Power template bots: are generally inefficient, as high skill w/ Spray and Rifle bots will still have a decent volume of fire, while being far more effective at medium to long distances (especially, since they can strafe, rather than contiously fire from a stationary position). A good rule of thumb, is to take a smaller, highly cooperative, but not so brave squad of teammates for hostage rescue missions, and a larger, more independant squad of guys, for bomb defusal scenarios, except for really big maps, where mixing in some Snipers, or Sprayers is better. Credits : @luckylarry71

Timeline 6:57 - 10:03 -> de_dust 15:19 - 26:43 -> cs_office 27:51 - 32:27-> de_prodigy 32:28 - 40:30 -> de_tides 55:57 - 1:01:35 -> cs_italy 1:01:36 - 1:06:35 -> de_inferno 1:06:36 - 1:10:55 -> de_dust2 1:42:45 - 2:03:02 -> cs_militia 2:07:47 - 2:13:26 -> de_stadium_cz 2:13:27 - 2:22:19 -> de_chateau 2:26:11 - 2:44:13 -> cs_havana 2:44:13 - 2:55:22 -> de_cbble 2:55:23 - 3:03:31 -> de_aztec Tips and Trick High Bravery/Low co-op bots: great for Bomb Defusal Maps, and where you're hoping to win in less than 'x' amount of seconds, since they'll start roaming pretty fast, covering a lot of ground, and fight to death, rather than retreat. Low Bravery/High co-op bots: great for hostage rescue missions, since they'll be eager to camp and follow your orders, if you know where to park them, allowing you to grab the hostages alone and without risking friendly fire. They also work well, when your goal is to kill 'x' amount of enemies on your own, while they camp. High skill w/ Rifle/RifleT bots: good to take fewer of them from the highest tier, rather than spread your reputation across multiple tiers. It's harder to coordinate tactics, when you have multiple "loose cannons", like Maverick, Tex, and Ace in one squad of 5 High skill w/ Spray or Sniper bots: depending on the mission objective, map size & layout, adding even a low Bravery bot, but with good any of the aforemention skill, is more effective, than adding another Rifler. For example, on Aztec, or Piranesi, it's better to take a Sniper, who'll eagerly camp one of bombsites, while on maps of more complex design and confined areas, like Downed, Office, or Fastline, a single P90 operator will be more efficient than another roaming Rifler. A single sprayer on maps with air vents, and narrow tunnels, can be a real game changer, just like a sniper is on large, wide open area maps. Shotgun and Power template bots: are generally inefficient, as high skill w/ Spray and Rifle bots will still have a decent volume of fire, while being far more effective at medium to long distances (especially, since they can strafe, rather than contiously fire from a stationary position). A good rule of thumb, is to take a smaller, highly cooperative, but not so brave squad of teammates for hostage rescue missions, and a larger, more independant squad of guys, for bomb defusal scenarios, except for really big maps, where mixing in some Snipers, or Sprayers is better. Credits : @luckylarry71

Achivements on this Episode Pitched Battle : Successfully defend Cuzco without building any new walls or gates in the second Pachacuti mission.

Timeline 2:11:29 --> 2:30:24 de_torn_cz Tips and Trick High Bravery/Low co-op bots: great for Bomb Defusal Maps, and where you're hoping to win in less than 'x' amount of seconds, since they'll start roaming pretty fast, covering a lot of ground, and fight to death, rather than retreat. Low Bravery/High co-op bots: great for hostage rescue missions, since they'll be eager to camp and follow your orders, if you know where to park them, allowing you to grab the hostages alone and without risking friendly fire. They also work well, when your goal is to kill 'x' amount of enemies on your own, while they camp. High skill w/ Rifle/RifleT bots: good to take fewer of them from the highest tier, rather than spread your reputation across multiple tiers. It's harder to coordinate tactics, when you have multiple "loose cannons", like Maverick, Tex, and Ace in one squad of 5 High skill w/ Spray or Sniper bots: depending on the mission objective, map size & layout, adding even a low Bravery bot, but with good any of the aforemention skill, is more effective, than adding another Rifler. For example, on Aztec, or Piranesi, it's better to take a Sniper, who'll eagerly camp one of bombsites, while on maps of more complex design and confined areas, like Downed, Office, or Fastline, a single P90 operator will be more efficient than another roaming Rifler. A single sprayer on maps with air vents, and narrow tunnels, can be a real game changer, just like a sniper is on large, wide open area maps. Shotgun and Power template bots: are generally inefficient, as high skill w/ Spray and Rifle bots will still have a decent volume of fire, while being far more effective at medium to long distances (especially, since they can strafe, rather than contiously fire from a stationary position). A good rule of thumb, is to take a smaller, highly cooperative, but not so brave squad of teammates for hostage rescue missions, and a larger, more independant squad of guys, for bomb defusal scenarios, except for really big maps, where mixing in some Snipers, or Sprayers is better. Credits : @luckylarry71

Timeline 56:34 - 1:12:54 de_piranesi 1:12:55 - 1:25:45 de_fastline_cz Tips and Trick High Bravery/Low co-op bots: great for Bomb Defusal Maps, and where you're hoping to win in less than 'x' amount of seconds, since they'll start roaming pretty fast, covering a lot of ground, and fight to death, rather than retreat. Low Bravery/High co-op bots: great for hostage rescue missions, since they'll be eager to camp and follow your orders, if you know where to park them, allowing you to grab the hostages alone and without risking friendly fire. They also work well, when your goal is to kill 'x' amount of enemies on your own, while they camp. High skill w/ Rifle/RifleT bots: good to take fewer of them from the highest tier, rather than spread your reputation across multiple tiers. It's harder to coordinate tactics, when you have multiple "loose cannons", like Maverick, Tex, and Ace in one squad of 5 High skill w/ Spray or Sniper bots: depending on the mission objective, map size & layout, adding even a low Bravery bot, but with good any of the aforemention skill, is more effective, than adding another Rifler. For example, on Aztec, or Piranesi, it's better to take a Sniper, who'll eagerly camp one of bombsites, while on maps of more complex design and confined areas, like Downed, Office, or Fastline, a single P90 operator will be more efficient than another roaming Rifler. A single sprayer on maps with air vents, and narrow tunnels, can be a real game changer, just like a sniper is on large, wide open area maps. Shotgun and Power template bots: are generally inefficient, as high skill w/ Spray and Rifle bots will still have a decent volume of fire, while being far more effective at medium to long distances (especially, since they can strafe, rather than contiously fire from a stationary position). A good rule of thumb, is to take a smaller, highly cooperative, but not so brave squad of teammates for hostage rescue missions, and a larger, more independant squad of guys, for bomb defusal scenarios, except for really big maps, where mixing in some Snipers, or Sprayers is better. Credits : @luckylarry71

Timeline 1:09:46 - 1:29:50 de_aztec Tips and Trick High Bravery/Low co-op bots: great for Bomb Defusal Maps, and where you're hoping to win in less than 'x' amount of seconds, since they'll start roaming pretty fast, covering a lot of ground, and fight to death, rather than retreat. Low Bravery/High co-op bots: great for hostage rescue missions, since they'll be eager to camp and follow your orders, if you know where to park them, allowing you to grab the hostages alone and without risking friendly fire. They also work well, when your goal is to kill 'x' amount of enemies on your own, while they camp. High skill w/ Rifle/RifleT bots: good to take fewer of them from the highest tier, rather than spread your reputation across multiple tiers. It's harder to coordinate tactics, when you have multiple "loose cannons", like Maverick, Tex, and Ace in one squad of 5 High skill w/ Spray or Sniper bots: depending on the mission objective, map size & layout, adding even a low Bravery bot, but with good any of the aforemention skill, is more effective, than adding another Rifler. For example, on Aztec, or Piranesi, it's better to take a Sniper, who'll eagerly camp one of bombsites, while on maps of more complex design and confined areas, like Downed, Office, or Fastline, a single P90 operator will be more efficient than another roaming Rifler. A single sprayer on maps with air vents, and narrow tunnels, can be a real game changer, just like a sniper is on large, wide open area maps. Shotgun and Power template bots: are generally inefficient, as high skill w/ Spray and Rifle bots will still have a decent volume of fire, while being far more effective at medium to long distances (especially, since they can strafe, rather than contiously fire from a stationary position). A good rule of thumb, is to take a smaller, highly cooperative, but not so brave squad of teammates for hostage rescue missions, and a larger, more independant squad of guys, for bomb defusal scenarios, except for really big maps, where mixing in some Snipers, or Sprayers is better. Credits : @luckylarry71

Timeline 2:39:04 - 2:53:42 -> de_airstrip_cz 3:38:06 - 3:57:06 -> cs_downed_cz Tips and Trick High Bravery/Low co-op bots: great for Bomb Defusal Maps, and where you're hoping to win in less than 'x' amount of seconds, since they'll start roaming pretty fast, covering a lot of ground, and fight to death, rather than retreat. Low Bravery/High co-op bots: great for hostage rescue missions, since they'll be eager to camp and follow your orders, if you know where to park them, allowing you to grab the hostages alone and without risking friendly fire. They also work well, when your goal is to kill 'x' amount of enemies on your own, while they camp. High skill w/ Rifle/RifleT bots: good to take fewer of them from the highest tier, rather than spread your reputation across multiple tiers. It's harder to coordinate tactics, when you have multiple "loose cannons", like Maverick, Tex, and Ace in one squad of 5 High skill w/ Spray or Sniper bots: depending on the mission objective, map size & layout, adding even a low Bravery bot, but with good any of the aforemention skill, is more effective, than adding another Rifler. For example, on Aztec, or Piranesi, it's better to take a Sniper, who'll eagerly camp one of bombsites, while on maps of more complex design and confined areas, like Downed, Office, or Fastline, a single P90 operator will be more efficient than another roaming Rifler. A single sprayer on maps with air vents, and narrow tunnels, can be a real game changer, just like a sniper is on large, wide open area maps. Shotgun and Power template bots: are generally inefficient, as high skill w/ Spray and Rifle bots will still have a decent volume of fire, while being far more effective at medium to long distances (especially, since they can strafe, rather than contiously fire from a stationary position). A good rule of thumb, is to take a smaller, highly cooperative, but not so brave squad of teammates for hostage rescue missions, and a larger, more independant squad of guys, for bomb defusal scenarios, except for really big maps, where mixing in some Snipers, or Sprayers is better. Credits : @luckylarry71

Timeline 8:15 - 16:05 -> de_dust2 16:06 - 45:26 -> cs_militia 45:27 - 1:00:55 -> de_stadium_cz 1:16:52 - 1:26:37 -> de_chateau 1:52:57 - 2:15:11 -> cs_havana 5:05:30 - 5:16:43 -> de_cbble_cz Tips and Trick High Bravery/Low co-op bots: great for Bomb Defusal Maps, and where you're hoping to win in less than 'x' amount of seconds, since they'll start roaming pretty fast, covering a lot of ground, and fight to death, rather than retreat. Low Bravery/High co-op bots: great for hostage rescue missions, since they'll be eager to camp and follow your orders, if you know where to park them, allowing you to grab the hostages alone and without risking friendly fire. They also work well, when your goal is to kill 'x' amount of enemies on your own, while they camp. High skill w/ Rifle/RifleT bots: good to take fewer of them from the highest tier, rather than spread your reputation across multiple tiers. It's harder to coordinate tactics, when you have multiple "loose cannons", like Maverick, Tex, and Ace in one squad of 5 High skill w/ Spray or Sniper bots: depending on the mission objective, map size & layout, adding even a low Bravery bot, but with good any of the aforemention skill, is more effective, than adding another Rifler. For example, on Aztec, or Piranesi, it's better to take a Sniper, who'll eagerly camp one of bombsites, while on maps of more complex design and confined areas, like Downed, Office, or Fastline, a single P90 operator will be more efficient than another roaming Rifler. A single sprayer on maps with air vents, and narrow tunnels, can be a real game changer, just like a sniper is on large, wide open area maps. Shotgun and Power template bots: are generally inefficient, as high skill w/ Spray and Rifle bots will still have a decent volume of fire, while being far more effective at medium to long distances (especially, since they can strafe, rather than contiously fire from a stationary position). A good rule of thumb, is to take a smaller, highly cooperative, but not so brave squad of teammates for hostage rescue missions, and a larger, more independant squad of guys, for bomb defusal scenarios, except for really big maps, where mixing in some Snipers, or Sprayers is better. Credits : @luckylarry71

t's a very realistic play.

Timeline 23:12 - 26:31 -> de_dust 1:00:34 - 1:08:36 -> cs_office 1:16:21 - 1:20:31 -> de_prodigy 1:20:33 - 1:33:00 -> de_tides 1:34:59 - 1:49:44 -> cs_italy 1:49:45 - 1:58:12 -> de_inferno Tips and Trick High Bravery/Low co-op bots: great for Bomb Defusal Maps, and where you're hoping to win in less than 'x' amount of seconds, since they'll start roaming pretty fast, covering a lot of ground, and fight to death, rather than retreat. Low Bravery/High co-op bots: great for hostage rescue missions, since they'll be eager to camp and follow your orders, if you know where to park them, allowing you to grab the hostages alone and without risking friendly fire. They also work well, when your goal is to kill 'x' amount of enemies on your own, while they camp. High skill w/ Rifle/RifleT bots: good to take fewer of them from the highest tier, rather than spread your reputation across multiple tiers. It's harder to coordinate tactics, when you have multiple "loose cannons", like Maverick, Tex, and Ace in one squad of 5 High skill w/ Spray or Sniper bots: depending on the mission objective, map size & layout, adding even a low Bravery bot, but with good any of the aforemention skill, is more effective, than adding another Rifler. For example, on Aztec, or Piranesi, it's better to take a Sniper, who'll eagerly camp one of bombsites, while on maps of more complex design and confined areas, like Downed, Office, or Fastline, a single P90 operator will be more efficient than another roaming Rifler. A single sprayer on maps with air vents, and narrow tunnels, can be a real game changer, just like a sniper is on large, wide open area maps. Shotgun and Power template bots: are generally inefficient, as high skill w/ Spray and Rifle bots will still have a decent volume of fire, while being far more effective at medium to long distances (especially, since they can strafe, rather than contiously fire from a stationary position). A good rule of thumb, is to take a smaller, highly cooperative, but not so brave squad of teammates for hostage rescue missions, and a larger, more independant squad of guys, for bomb defusal scenarios, except for really big maps, where mixing in some Snipers, or Sprayers is better. Credits : @luckylarry71

Timeline 0:26 de_torn_cz (2nd Attempt) Tips and Trick High Bravery/Low co-op bots: great for Bomb Defusal Maps, and where you're hoping to win in less than 'x' amount of seconds, since they'll start roaming pretty fast, covering a lot of ground, and fight to death, rather than retreat. Low Bravery/High co-op bots: great for hostage rescue missions, since they'll be eager to camp and follow your orders, if you know where to park them, allowing you to grab the hostages alone and without risking friendly fire. They also work well, when your goal is to kill 'x' amount of enemies on your own, while they camp. High skill w/ Rifle/RifleT bots: good to take fewer of them from the highest tier, rather than spread your reputation across multiple tiers. It's harder to coordinate tactics, when you have multiple "loose cannons", like Maverick, Tex, and Ace in one squad of 5 High skill w/ Spray or Sniper bots: depending on the mission objective, map size & layout, adding even a low Bravery bot, but with good any of the aforemention skill, is more effective, than adding another Rifler. For example, on Aztec, or Piranesi, it's better to take a Sniper, who'll eagerly camp one of bombsites, while on maps of more complex design and confined areas, like Downed, Office, or Fastline, a single P90 operator will be more efficient than another roaming Rifler. A single sprayer on maps with air vents, and narrow tunnels, can be a real game changer, just like a sniper is on large, wide open area maps. Shotgun and Power template bots: are generally inefficient, as high skill w/ Spray and Rifle bots will still have a decent volume of fire, while being far more effective at medium to long distances (especially, since they can strafe, rather than contiously fire from a stationary position). A good rule of thumb, is to take a smaller, highly cooperative, but not so brave squad of teammates for hostage rescue missions, and a larger, more independant squad of guys, for bomb defusal scenarios, except for really big maps, where mixing in some Snipers, or Sprayers is better. Credits : @luckylarry71

Timeline 0:18 de_fastline_cz (2nd Attempt) 1:29:15 de_torn_cz Tips and Trick High Bravery/Low co-op bots: great for Bomb Defusal Maps, and where you're hoping to win in less than 'x' amount of seconds, since they'll start roaming pretty fast, covering a lot of ground, and fight to death, rather than retreat. Low Bravery/High co-op bots: great for hostage rescue missions, since they'll be eager to camp and follow your orders, if you know where to park them, allowing you to grab the hostages alone and without risking friendly fire. They also work well, when your goal is to kill 'x' amount of enemies on your own, while they camp. High skill w/ Rifle/RifleT bots: good to take fewer of them from the highest tier, rather than spread your reputation across multiple tiers. It's harder to coordinate tactics, when you have multiple "loose cannons", like Maverick, Tex, and Ace in one squad of 5 High skill w/ Spray or Sniper bots: depending on the mission objective, map size & layout, adding even a low Bravery bot, but with good any of the aforemention skill, is more effective, than adding another Rifler. For example, on Aztec, or Piranesi, it's better to take a Sniper, who'll eagerly camp one of bombsites, while on maps of more complex design and confined areas, like Downed, Office, or Fastline, a single P90 operator will be more efficient than another roaming Rifler. A single sprayer on maps with air vents, and narrow tunnels, can be a real game changer, just like a sniper is on large, wide open area maps. Shotgun and Power template bots: are generally inefficient, as high skill w/ Spray and Rifle bots will still have a decent volume of fire, while being far more effective at medium to long distances (especially, since they can strafe, rather than contiously fire from a stationary position). A good rule of thumb, is to take a smaller, highly cooperative, but not so brave squad of teammates for hostage rescue missions, and a larger, more independant squad of guys, for bomb defusal scenarios, except for really big maps, where mixing in some Snipers, or Sprayers is better. Credits : @luckylarry71

Timeline 4:08 de_airstrip_cz (2nd Attempt) 1:06:21 de_piranesi 2:30:42 de_fastline_cz Tips and Trick High Bravery/Low co-op bots: great for Bomb Defusal Maps, and where you're hoping to win in less than 'x' amount of seconds, since they'll start roaming pretty fast, covering a lot of ground, and fight to death, rather than retreat. Low Bravery/High co-op bots: great for hostage rescue missions, since they'll be eager to camp and follow your orders, if you know where to park them, allowing you to grab the hostages alone and without risking friendly fire. They also work well, when your goal is to kill 'x' amount of enemies on your own, while they camp. High skill w/ Rifle/RifleT bots: good to take fewer of them from the highest tier, rather than spread your reputation across multiple tiers. It's harder to coordinate tactics, when you have multiple "loose cannons", like Maverick, Tex, and Ace in one squad of 5 High skill w/ Spray or Sniper bots: depending on the mission objective, map size & layout, adding even a low Bravery bot, but with good any of the aforemention skill, is more effective, than adding another Rifler. For example, on Aztec, or Piranesi, it's better to take a Sniper, who'll eagerly camp one of bombsites, while on maps of more complex design and confined areas, like Downed, Office, or Fastline, a single P90 operator will be more efficient than another roaming Rifler. A single sprayer on maps with air vents, and narrow tunnels, can be a real game changer, just like a sniper is on large, wide open area maps. Shotgun and Power template bots: are generally inefficient, as high skill w/ Spray and Rifle bots will still have a decent volume of fire, while being far more effective at medium to long distances (especially, since they can strafe, rather than contiously fire from a stationary position). A good rule of thumb, is to take a smaller, highly cooperative, but not so brave squad of teammates for hostage rescue missions, and a larger, more independant squad of guys, for bomb defusal scenarios, except for really big maps, where mixing in some Snipers, or Sprayers is better. Credits : @luckylarry71

Timeline 3:44 de_aztec (2nd Attempt) 16:06 cs_downed_cz 45:34 de_airstrip_cz Tips and Trick High Bravery/Low co-op bots: great for Bomb Defusal Maps, and where you're hoping to win in less than 'x' amount of seconds, since they'll start roaming pretty fast, covering a lot of ground, and fight to death, rather than retreat. Low Bravery/High co-op bots: great for hostage rescue missions, since they'll be eager to camp and follow your orders, if you know where to park them, allowing you to grab the hostages alone and without risking friendly fire. They also work well, when your goal is to kill 'x' amount of enemies on your own, while they camp. High skill w/ Rifle/RifleT bots: good to take fewer of them from the highest tier, rather than spread your reputation across multiple tiers. It's harder to coordinate tactics, when you have multiple "loose cannons", like Maverick, Tex, and Ace in one squad of 5 High skill w/ Spray or Sniper bots: depending on the mission objective, map size & layout, adding even a low Bravery bot, but with good any of the aforemention skill, is more effective, than adding another Rifler. For example, on Aztec, or Piranesi, it's better to take a Sniper, who'll eagerly camp one of bombsites, while on maps of more complex design and confined areas, like Downed, Office, or Fastline, a single P90 operator will be more efficient than another roaming Rifler. A single sprayer on maps with air vents, and narrow tunnels, can be a real game changer, just like a sniper is on large, wide open area maps. Shotgun and Power template bots: are generally inefficient, as high skill w/ Spray and Rifle bots will still have a decent volume of fire, while being far more effective at medium to long distances (especially, since they can strafe, rather than contiously fire from a stationary position). A good rule of thumb, is to take a smaller, highly cooperative, but not so brave squad of teammates for hostage rescue missions, and a larger, more independant squad of guys, for bomb defusal scenarios, except for really big maps, where mixing in some Snipers, or Sprayers is better. Credits : @luckylarry71

Timeline 1:02 de_cbble (2nd Attempt) 31:10 de_aztec Tips and Trick High Bravery/Low co-op bots: great for Bomb Defusal Maps, and where you're hoping to win in less than 'x' amount of seconds, since they'll start roaming pretty fast, covering a lot of ground, and fight to death, rather than retreat. Low Bravery/High co-op bots: great for hostage rescue missions, since they'll be eager to camp and follow your orders, if you know where to park them, allowing you to grab the hostages alone and without risking friendly fire. They also work well, when your goal is to kill 'x' amount of enemies on your own, while they camp. High skill w/ Rifle/RifleT bots: good to take fewer of them from the highest tier, rather than spread your reputation across multiple tiers. It's harder to coordinate tactics, when you have multiple "loose cannons", like Maverick, Tex, and Ace in one squad of 5 High skill w/ Spray or Sniper bots: depending on the mission objective, map size & layout, adding even a low Bravery bot, but with good any of the aforemention skill, is more effective, than adding another Rifler. For example, on Aztec, or Piranesi, it's better to take a Sniper, who'll eagerly camp one of bombsites, while on maps of more complex design and confined areas, like Downed, Office, or Fastline, a single P90 operator will be more efficient than another roaming Rifler. A single sprayer on maps with air vents, and narrow tunnels, can be a real game changer, just like a sniper is on large, wide open area maps. Shotgun and Power template bots: are generally inefficient, as high skill w/ Spray and Rifle bots will still have a decent volume of fire, while being far more effective at medium to long distances (especially, since they can strafe, rather than contiously fire from a stationary position). A good rule of thumb, is to take a smaller, highly cooperative, but not so brave squad of teammates for hostage rescue missions, and a larger, more independant squad of guys, for bomb defusal scenarios, except for really big maps, where mixing in some Snipers, or Sprayers is better. Credits : @luckylarry71

Timeline 4:07 de_chateau 1:04:11 cs_havana 2:02:22 de_cbble_cz Tips and Trick High Bravery/Low co-op bots: great for Bomb Defusal Maps, and where you're hoping to win in less than 'x' amount of seconds, since they'll start roaming pretty fast, covering a lot of ground, and fight to death, rather than retreat. Low Bravery/High co-op bots: great for hostage rescue missions, since they'll be eager to camp and follow your orders, if you know where to park them, allowing you to grab the hostages alone and without risking friendly fire. They also work well, when your goal is to kill 'x' amount of enemies on your own, while they camp. High skill w/ Rifle/RifleT bots: good to take fewer of them from the highest tier, rather than spread your reputation across multiple tiers. It's harder to coordinate tactics, when you have multiple "loose cannons", like Maverick, Tex, and Ace in one squad of 5 High skill w/ Spray or Sniper bots: depending on the mission objective, map size & layout, adding even a low Bravery bot, but with good any of the aforemention skill, is more effective, than adding another Rifler. For example, on Aztec, or Piranesi, it's better to take a Sniper, who'll eagerly camp one of bombsites, while on maps of more complex design and confined areas, like Downed, Office, or Fastline, a single P90 operator will be more efficient than another roaming Rifler. A single sprayer on maps with air vents, and narrow tunnels, can be a real game changer, just like a sniper is on large, wide open area maps. Shotgun and Power template bots: are generally inefficient, as high skill w/ Spray and Rifle bots will still have a decent volume of fire, while being far more effective at medium to long distances (especially, since they can strafe, rather than contiously fire from a stationary position). A good rule of thumb, is to take a smaller, highly cooperative, but not so brave squad of teammates for hostage rescue missions, and a larger, more independant squad of guys, for bomb defusal scenarios, except for really big maps, where mixing in some Snipers, or Sprayers is better. Credits : @luckylarry71

Timeline 3:58 de_dust2 27:02 cs_militia 1:52:06 de_stadium_cz Tips and Trick High Bravery/Low co-op bots: great for Bomb Defusal Maps, and where you're hoping to win in less than 'x' amount of seconds, since they'll start roaming pretty fast, covering a lot of ground, and fight to death, rather than retreat. Low Bravery/High co-op bots: great for hostage rescue missions, since they'll be eager to camp and follow your orders, if you know where to park them, allowing you to grab the hostages alone and without risking friendly fire. They also work well, when your goal is to kill 'x' amount of enemies on your own, while they camp. High skill w/ Rifle/RifleT bots: good to take fewer of them from the highest tier, rather than spread your reputation across multiple tiers. It's harder to coordinate tactics, when you have multiple "loose cannons", like Maverick, Tex, and Ace in one squad of 5 High skill w/ Spray or Sniper bots: depending on the mission objective, map size & layout, adding even a low Bravery bot, but with good any of the aforemention skill, is more effective, than adding another Rifler. For example, on Aztec, or Piranesi, it's better to take a Sniper, who'll eagerly camp one of bombsites, while on maps of more complex design and confined areas, like Downed, Office, or Fastline, a single P90 operator will be more efficient than another roaming Rifler. A single sprayer on maps with air vents, and narrow tunnels, can be a real game changer, just like a sniper is on large, wide open area maps. Shotgun and Power template bots: are generally inefficient, as high skill w/ Spray and Rifle bots will still have a decent volume of fire, while being far more effective at medium to long distances (especially, since they can strafe, rather than contiously fire from a stationary position). A good rule of thumb, is to take a smaller, highly cooperative, but not so brave squad of teammates for hostage rescue missions, and a larger, more independant squad of guys, for bomb defusal scenarios, except for really big maps, where mixing in some Snipers, or Sprayers is better. Credits : @luckylarry71

Timeline 4:49 de_tides 29:05 cs_italy 1:03:08 de_inferno Tips and Trick High Bravery/Low co-op bots: great for Bomb Defusal Maps, and where you're hoping to win in less than 'x' amount of seconds, since they'll start roaming pretty fast, covering a lot of ground, and fight to death, rather than retreat. Low Bravery/High co-op bots: great for hostage rescue missions, since they'll be eager to camp and follow your orders, if you know where to park them, allowing you to grab the hostages alone and without risking friendly fire. They also work well, when your goal is to kill 'x' amount of enemies on your own, while they camp. High skill w/ Rifle/RifleT bots: good to take fewer of them from the highest tier, rather than spread your reputation across multiple tiers. It's harder to coordinate tactics, when you have multiple "loose cannons", like Maverick, Tex, and Ace in one squad of 5 High skill w/ Spray or Sniper bots: depending on the mission objective, map size & layout, adding even a low Bravery bot, but with good any of the aforemention skill, is more effective, than adding another Rifler. For example, on Aztec, or Piranesi, it's better to take a Sniper, who'll eagerly camp one of bombsites, while on maps of more complex design and confined areas, like Downed, Office, or Fastline, a single P90 operator will be more efficient than another roaming Rifler. A single sprayer on maps with air vents, and narrow tunnels, can be a real game changer, just like a sniper is on large, wide open area maps. Shotgun and Power template bots: are generally inefficient, as high skill w/ Spray and Rifle bots will still have a decent volume of fire, while being far more effective at medium to long distances (especially, since they can strafe, rather than contiously fire from a stationary position). A good rule of thumb, is to take a smaller, highly cooperative, but not so brave squad of teammates for hostage rescue missions, and a larger, more independant squad of guys, for bomb defusal scenarios, except for really big maps, where mixing in some Snipers, or Sprayers is better. Credits : @luckylarry71

Timeline 4:45 de_dust 29:05 cs_office 1:03:08 de_prodigy Tips and Trick High Bravery/Low co-op bots: great for Bomb Defusal Maps, and where you're hoping to win in less than 'x' amount of seconds, since they'll start roaming pretty fast, covering a lot of ground, and fight to death, rather than retreat. Low Bravery/High co-op bots: great for hostage rescue missions, since they'll be eager to camp and follow your orders, if you know where to park them, allowing you to grab the hostages alone and without risking friendly fire. They also work well, when your goal is to kill 'x' amount of enemies on your own, while they camp. High skill w/ Rifle/RifleT bots: good to take fewer of them from the highest tier, rather than spread your reputation across multiple tiers. It's harder to coordinate tactics, when you have multiple "loose cannons", like Maverick, Tex, and Ace in one squad of 5 High skill w/ Spray or Sniper bots: depending on the mission objective, map size & layout, adding even a low Bravery bot, but with good any of the aforemention skill, is more effective, than adding another Rifler. For example, on Aztec, or Piranesi, it's better to take a Sniper, who'll eagerly camp one of bombsites, while on maps of more complex design and confined areas, like Downed, Office, or Fastline, a single P90 operator will be more efficient than another roaming Rifler. A single sprayer on maps with air vents, and narrow tunnels, can be a real game changer, just like a sniper is on large, wide open area maps. Shotgun and Power template bots: are generally inefficient, as high skill w/ Spray and Rifle bots will still have a decent volume of fire, while being far more effective at medium to long distances (especially, since they can strafe, rather than contiously fire from a stationary position). A good rule of thumb, is to take a smaller, highly cooperative, but not so brave squad of teammates for hostage rescue missions, and a larger, more independant squad of guys, for bomb defusal scenarios, except for really big maps, where mixing in some Snipers, or Sprayers is better. Credits : @luckylarry71

Achivements on this Episode Renaissance Man : Complete the Sforza Campaign.

Achivements on this Episode Master of the Maghreb : Complete the Tariq ibn Ziyad Campaign.

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Achivements on this Episode Island Hopper : Complete the Gajah Mada Campaign.

Achivements on this Episode No Royal Hair Touched : Reach the King before 10 minutes have elapsed in the second Gajah Mada mission.

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Achivements on this Episode Man of the Chalice : Complete the Jan Zizka campaign.

Achivements on this Episode Against All : Defeat the Crusaders in the fifth Jan Zizka mission "The Emperor's Fury".

Achivements on this Episode Zizkov Hill : Do not lose the Old Tower northeast of your city in "The Golden City".

Achivements on this Episode Malevolent Marauder : Destroy all 6 Bohemian villages in "The One-Eyed Wanderer".