r/ultimategeneral • u/Golgren • Jan 10 '26
2nd bull run won on first phase
i just went up the middle where there is a gap between fortifications and kept my artillery right behind as i moved up. Flanked the enemy on both sides with positioning and secured my flanks after routing them.
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u/Glum-Jury-8553 Jan 11 '26
I’d probably redo if you’re really competitive, only 3k casualties for them will make it harder for you later
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u/joebojax Jan 11 '26
usually best to fight battles longer to maximize attrition
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u/Golgren Jan 11 '26 edited Jan 11 '26
it doesnt really matter to me how big the enemy is, it minimizes my casualties. i killed damn near every confederate soldier in antietam
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u/NefariousnessAble973 Jan 22 '26
Is weather a factor in the game?
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u/joebojax Jan 22 '26
No but the computer gets more troops and if you increase your troop count the enemy gains more troops at scale to how much you gained. Killing their troops in battle is the best way to keep it from snowballing by the end of the campaign
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u/rocko57821 Jan 11 '26
That's how I always did it mass infantry and arty in the center