They should generally hang back until there’s a weak city to prey upon, and then you want to blitz the city in a single turn if possible. Horsemen are your city capturing units.Even in two rough terrain tiles, it’s possible to move in, take two shots, and move back out again on a single turn, although you might want to stick to open terrain to give you a chance to move a bit further out of range should a large army surprise you. Level them up through a single track (ie, take the “open terrain” or “rough terrain” bonus three times in a row) and you can unlock Logistics, which allows them to fire twice per turn. This will keep them healthy while dealing constant damage every turn. Have them move into range, fire, and then move back out of range before ending their turn. Keshiks are your fast-moving siege units.You’ll need high level units to make it through in time. Early in the game, pick up the social policy that provides unit XP boosts.There’s actually an achievement for losing, and knowing where everyone is can make a big difference. Play one round where you just make peace with everyone and explore the map.While the Mongols get bonuses for attacking city-states, you may wish to consider whether you can take the happiness hit first. Luckily, they don’t seem to build settlers and try to expand, although they will evolve militarily as the game progresses. You can’t just take their capital – you’ll have to capture each and every one of their cities. If your unhappiness exceeds 10, you’ll take a significant hit to your military strength.Īlso in this scenario, complete kills are required. Time is a major, major factor here, but there’s also happiness and your economy to consider. You gain bonuses for capturing civilizations, and minor boosts for capturing city states. Rise of the Mongols (Genghis Khan)įor this scenario, you’ve got 100 turns to conquer at least 4 (but up to 8, depending on difficulty) other major civilizations.
Not to worry – WOTS is here to bring you the strategies you need in order to succeed. The scenarios themselves can be tricky, as they modify the base game rules and have specific goals that aren’t always clear from reading the description. To date, there are 6 scenario/DLC packs that have been released for Civilization 5, and each of them has it’s own set of gameplay changes and achievements.
Here in part 2, we’re going to go over scenario achievements. Posted January 31, 2013, Updated May 18, 2015, Civilization 5: Achievement Guide (Part 2)īack in part 1, we covered the achievements for the base game and the base game modes.
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