You should strike against Maine first as this is a major hub of British troop movement from Canada. To claim victory you need to control a total of fifteen regions including the eight main colonies. If you do you may force some units to break before they make it up the hill, giving your main force a small chance of victory.Īfter the battle you enter the campaign map again with control of only Boston. To win the battle you need to move your units close together to offset their low morale and hope you can get lucky with your artillery fire. Luckily you do not need to beat this battle as it will have no real effect on the revolution campaign. This battle is extremely difficult and you will most likely lose it. The third act opens with a scripted version of the battle of Bunker Hill. You should be able to simply overpower all the French forces if you follow the missions as they appear. During this act simply follow the prompts and use an army of fifteen to twenty infantry.
During this act complete all the missions assigned to you as they will generate the income to recruit and maintain your army. You are battling as a British colony versus the French in the French and Indian War. The second act is less of a tutorial and more of a true campaign. Simply follow the instructions and it is very difficult to fail. You are instructed to build a succession of buildings. When the Native-American general unit appears concentrate fire on it, all of the opposing units have very low morale stats.Īfter the battle is a tutorial progression with no time limit. To win this battle concentrate fire and move your infantry as little as possible. This battle like all other scripted battles during the campaign has no effect whether you lose or win the battle. The first act of the road to independence campaign opens with a battle sequence between the Jamestown settlers and a group of raiding native tribes.
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