Posted May 11, 2012
Is the Poseidon campaign following the Zeus one or are they independent?
(that doesn't seem to be specified anywhere)
(that doesn't seem to be specified anywhere)
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Syniurge
Kadeshi
Registered: Mar 2009
From French Guiana
Neviskio
New User
Registered: Nov 2010
From Italy
Posted May 11, 2012
They have both a ramping up progression in campaigns, although zeus has a complete tutorial and the first campaign is a LOT easier than the first of poseidon.
I'd suggest to play the first atleast first campaign or atleast the first few chapters to get an hang on it, you'd have generally a good time better than on poseidon due to the first map of the first campaign be a bit of mess in terms of organization =P
I'd suggest to play the first atleast first campaign or atleast the first few chapters to get an hang on it, you'd have generally a good time better than on poseidon due to the first map of the first campaign be a bit of mess in terms of organization =P
liquidsnakehpks
sons of liberty
Registered: Dec 2009
From India
Posted May 13, 2012
dont forget to remember to leave some space in your cities, the game carries over your previous city to the next chapters , some times you will have to come back and do more stuff like raise appeal etc or build x gyms.
as you progress, find out the structures and techniques that grant you a army without much pain like depending on the population to raise one , you will need it badly in the later parts when your enemies launch a invasion every time or learn to counter the god threats by knowing which gods to have
as you progress, find out the structures and techniques that grant you a army without much pain like depending on the population to raise one , you will need it badly in the later parts when your enemies launch a invasion every time or learn to counter the god threats by knowing which gods to have
pad11
New User
Registered: Jun 2012
From United States