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I guess im asking randomly but does anyone know a trick to get back into an Instagram account?? I was stupid lost the login password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me
@Jeremias Abel thanks for your reply. I found the site thru google and im trying it out atm. I see it takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Hannibal studied Pyrrhus' Memoirs before going to war against Rome. apparently that book was so replete with cunning strategems and tactics that Hannibal became too dependent on it and had the same problem Pyrrhus had, no overall strategic objective which was always obviously to take Rome.
Hannibal had a strategy, it was to break Rome down into a bunch of polities through coercion and promises (freedom from the hegemony of Rome, trade) . All the time he spent ravaging Italy though and only one city switched over to his side (the name escapes me). His grand strategy didn't help. Carthage refusing to give him reinforcements didn't help either but the core of the strategy was to sever Rome from the rest of the Latins and eventually force Rome to surrender or simply destroy it once most of the other Latin cities in Italy were on his side. The problem was that his strategy was out of date. Rome went through a civil war (called the Social War) over this exact issue - over 100 years before Hannibal. Rome prevailed but as part of settlement gave the rest of the Latins citizenship and more rights. All the resentment had mostly faded by the time Hannibal rolled around, and while he was able to get Syracuse and that one city to his side it wasn't nearly enough. His grand strategy was simply out of date.
I think something that would be cool is If you started playing Attila again, I would really like to see some more Western Romans if not 1212AD mod will do as well. Thanks for the total war videos Simpzy keep it up👍
In Annibale Barca’s Diary Phyrrus was considered the second best strategic mastermind in history, only inferior to Alessandro Magno. Is a little bit of a shame that no one really remembers him, but for his named victory. With a inferior number of man he won against the Roman twice, and in the same campaign he goes to Sicily winning against Carthago too, proclaiming himself king of Sicily. He never lost a battle but he was killed in fight against Sparta, in 271. Glad to see someone who wants Phyrrus to conquered anything
Pyyrhus is a captivating figure. He never lost a battle while losing every war. On a tactical level, he was truly brilliant. On a strategic level, he was an absolute cluster fuck.
I remembered reading about him somewhere wherein he slashed a pirate so hard in a duel that he basically split the man in half and terrified the surrounding audience with his incredible strength.
@@blakeboles2848 He really wasnt that bad on a strategic level either, his biggest fuck up was a group of mercenaries raiding Pella while he wasnt around. Pyrrhus managed to challenge rome and Marcedon while in reality not having an army or the support of a state.
Playing a Epirus campaign with DeI realism. Conquered the whole Italy, Cordica, Sicily is under Sycause and military ally, conquered North Africa and now going to spain. Later I'll go to greece
I’ve never actually considered or played as eperius, I didn’t think their campaign was complicated and they were like a side faction, I would normally stack wipe them as Sparta or Athens
I hated this campaign tbh. I won every battle, losing usually 50-100 men, but still lost. I personally hate DEI because of this. I would have won if every single city did not rebel. Glad you did much better.
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I guess im asking randomly but does anyone know a trick to get back into an Instagram account??
I was stupid lost the login password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me
@Sergio Dakota instablaster ;)
@Jeremias Abel thanks for your reply. I found the site thru google and im trying it out atm.
I see it takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Jeremias Abel it worked and I now got access to my account again. Im so happy:D
Thanks so much you saved my ass !
@Sergio Dakota you are welcome =)
Simpzy: I’m doing an Epirus campaign!
Me: Oh cool. I love Epirus they’re a bit boring thou-
Simpzy: It’s DEI.
Me: YOU MADMAN
absolut madman
Hannibal studied Pyrrhus' Memoirs before going to war against Rome. apparently that book was so replete with cunning strategems and tactics that Hannibal became too dependent on it and had the same problem Pyrrhus had, no overall strategic objective which was always obviously to take Rome.
I've never heard of that but it's incredible if true.
@@blakeboles2848 Plutarch mentions it in his Parallel Lives about Pyrrhus.
@@weresic that's so cool, I didn't know that.
Pyyrhus and Hannibal lived as if they were playing GTA I swear lmao
Hannibal had a strategy, it was to break Rome down into a bunch of polities through coercion and promises (freedom from the hegemony of Rome, trade) . All the time he spent ravaging Italy though and only one city switched over to his side (the name escapes me). His grand strategy didn't help. Carthage refusing to give him reinforcements didn't help either but the core of the strategy was to sever Rome from the rest of the Latins and eventually force Rome to surrender or simply destroy it once most of the other Latin cities in Italy were on his side.
The problem was that his strategy was out of date. Rome went through a civil war (called the Social War) over this exact issue - over 100 years before Hannibal. Rome prevailed but as part of settlement gave the rest of the Latins citizenship and more rights. All the resentment had mostly faded by the time Hannibal rolled around, and while he was able to get Syracuse and that one city to his side it wasn't nearly enough. His grand strategy was simply out of date.
One of the hardest countries in a hard mod on a hard difficulty,nice.
Keep this up! Conquer the italy and then greece and maybe carthage
One of the best greek factions...❤️❤️
I think something that would be cool is If you started playing Attila again, I would really like to see some more Western Romans if not 1212AD mod will do as well. Thanks for the total war videos Simpzy keep it up👍
It's still a great game, and aim still loving it
I would have asked for a 1212ad campaign but this does the job
In Annibale Barca’s Diary Phyrrus was considered the second best strategic mastermind in history, only inferior to Alessandro Magno. Is a little bit of a shame that no one really remembers him, but for his named victory. With a inferior number of man he won against the Roman twice, and in the same campaign he goes to Sicily winning against Carthago too, proclaiming himself king of Sicily. He never lost a battle but he was killed in fight against Sparta, in 271. Glad to see someone who wants Phyrrus to conquered anything
Pyyrhus is a captivating figure. He never lost a battle while losing every war.
On a tactical level, he was truly brilliant. On a strategic level, he was an absolute cluster fuck.
@@blakeboles2848 I love him, he’s a great character and possibly the greatest warrior of his day, but he was a fair bit scatterbrained.
I remembered reading about him somewhere wherein he slashed a pirate so hard in a duel that he basically split the man in half and terrified the surrounding audience with his incredible strength.
@@blakeboles2848 He really wasnt that bad on a strategic level either, his biggest fuck up was a group of mercenaries raiding Pella while he wasnt around.
Pyrrhus managed to challenge rome and Marcedon while in reality not having an army or the support of a state.
Very exciting mate, thanks for doing this
I love your commentary and your content man keep it up no matter what
Yessss, m’y favorite country
Playing a Epirus campaign with DeI realism. Conquered the whole Italy, Cordica, Sicily is under Sycause and military ally, conquered North Africa and now going to spain. Later I'll go to greece
I’ve never actually considered or played as eperius, I didn’t think their campaign was complicated and they were like a side faction, I would normally stack wipe them as Sparta or Athens
Sparta and Athens in this time period are the side factions compared to Epirus xD
whats that music mod?? Loving the DEI campaigns! keep 'em coming
rome 1 ost mod
''we are doing quite well in this roman series'' haaha
i wish total war attila had a mod like DEI
For Attila try Fall of the Eagles + Europa Perdita
What did you do about the public order issues caused by looting and the culture difference?
do you know the radious mod? would you do a gameplay with it?
I hated this campaign tbh. I won every battle, losing usually 50-100 men, but still lost. I personally hate DEI because of this. I would have won if every single city did not rebel. Glad you did much better.
So basically what happened with real life Pyrrhus
@@alteisengenji8874 nah quite the opposite actually 🤣 Pyrrhus would dream of a universe where he only lost 50-100 men per battle 😋
please play as bactria with DEI!
Do you have Submods?
I'm having such a hard time playing Cartaghe on hard with DEI
Use more the missions for additional money!
what mods do u use?
what Mod is this??
yes do troy total war
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DEI battles are simply some of the worst ever in any mod. Just blob fests and pure tedium.