- Stronghold Crusader 2 Unit Guide
- Stronghold Crusader 2 Unit Guide
- Stronghold Crusader 2 Strategy Guide
Stronghold Crusader 2 guide contains detailed information about the single player, as well as online gameplay. Inside, you will find a complete description of all key aspects of the game, such as extraction of resources, food and weapons manufacture, as well as about the exclusive goods (ale and religion). Stronghold Crusader 2 - Meet the Slave King Trailer. The Slave King is a completely new character to the Stronghold series. An ex-slave seeking justice against his former masters in the arid. Stronghold 2 - Starter Guide. Written by Scythe-nya / Jun 15, 2019 If you are a beginner then this guide is made just for you. It contains handy tips and tricks on. Fandom Apps Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat.
Hotkeys
Camera / Movement
- Select – LMB
- Order – RMB
- Move Camera– WASD
- Rotate Camera – Alt+A / Alt+D or hold Mouse Wheel
- Big Map – Alt + Space
- Zoom in/out – Alt+w / Alt+S or Mouse Wheel
- Create Camera Hotspot – CTRL+ALT+#
- View Camera Hotspot – ALT+#
Where does imovie save. Buildings / Units
- Select Lord – L (double tap to focus)
- Cycle Focus on All Lords – Shift+L
- Select Granary (double tap to focus) – G
- Select Stockpile (double tap to focus) – H
- Select Armory (double tap to focus) – J
- Select Keep (double tap to focus) – K / Home
- Select Siege Camp (double tap to focus) – N
- Select Barracks (double tap to focus) – B
- Mercenary Post (double tap to focus) – M
Stronghold Crusader 2 Unit Guide
- Build Stone Wall – Z
- Build Stone Curtain Wall – X
- Mouse wheel – Rotate buildings
Doom mobile review. Game / Misc
- Attack Mode – E
- Attack Move – Ctrl + RMB
- Attack Ground – Alt + RMB
- Halt – Q
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- Cycle Stance – R
- Cycle Formation – F
- Pack / Unpack Trebuchet – T
- Mount / Dismount Horse – Y
- Unload War Wagon – U
- Patrol – I (RMB to set patrol point)
- Multiple Patrol Points – Shift + RMB
- Place Rally Point – RMB on unit icon
- Delete – Delete
- Repair – Insert
- Open Popularity Panel – Backspace
- Greatest Lord – TAB
- Ping Mini-Map – Ctrl + Alt + LMB
- Focus on Warning – Spacebar
- Toggle Chat – Shift + Enter
- Toggle Team Chat – Enter
- Select Unit Group – #
- Create Unit Group – Ctrl + #
- Add Selected Units to group – Shift + #
- Add Units to Current Selection – Shift + LMB
- Remove Units from Current Selection – Ctrl + LMB
- Select All of Unit Type (UI Panel) – LMB
- Remove All of Unit Type (UI Panel) – RMB
- Game Speed – + / –
Stronghold Crusader 2 Strategy Guide
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Jun 15, 2019
If you are a beginner then this guide is made just for you. It contains handy tips and tricks on how to get into Stronghold gameplay by teaching you a thing or two.
Getting Started
First of all, the game wants you to place your stockpile. If there is an iron ore available in your estate, make sure to place it as close as possible to the iron ore. Be adviced however! The game becomes unpaused (unless you're playing on-line) as soon as you place that stockpile, so make sure to press the pause button (default 'P') to pause the game again.
Well done! Now you need to place your granary. It is unnecessary to follow any rule here, just use your common sense -> placing it close to the estate borders (enemies) = granary destroyed. Place it anywhere you want to set up your food production area.
You can place up to three stockpiles in one estate and I recommend you doing so. If necessary, using the Leap Frogging method, place another stockpile as close as possible to the stone ore and then, finally, place another stockpile as close as possible to the nearest forest.
Alternatively, you can start by placing one stockpile near the forest and then following stone ore and iron ore. The game places your starter resources into the first placed stockpile, this means that efficiency of the iron delivery could be compromised later in the game. Small things matter you might think, but the game ends quite often even before you manage to set up a well organized and stable castle.
- Repair – Insert
- Open Popularity Panel – Backspace
- Greatest Lord – TAB
- Ping Mini-Map – Ctrl + Alt + LMB
- Focus on Warning – Spacebar
- Toggle Chat – Shift + Enter
- Toggle Team Chat – Enter
- Select Unit Group – #
- Create Unit Group – Ctrl + #
- Add Selected Units to group – Shift + #
- Add Units to Current Selection – Shift + LMB
- Remove Units from Current Selection – Ctrl + LMB
- Select All of Unit Type (UI Panel) – LMB
- Remove All of Unit Type (UI Panel) – RMB
- Game Speed – + / –
Stronghold Crusader 2 Strategy Guide
Related Posts:
Jun 15, 2019
If you are a beginner then this guide is made just for you. It contains handy tips and tricks on how to get into Stronghold gameplay by teaching you a thing or two.
Getting Started
First of all, the game wants you to place your stockpile. If there is an iron ore available in your estate, make sure to place it as close as possible to the iron ore. Be adviced however! The game becomes unpaused (unless you're playing on-line) as soon as you place that stockpile, so make sure to press the pause button (default 'P') to pause the game again.
Well done! Now you need to place your granary. It is unnecessary to follow any rule here, just use your common sense -> placing it close to the estate borders (enemies) = granary destroyed. Place it anywhere you want to set up your food production area.
You can place up to three stockpiles in one estate and I recommend you doing so. If necessary, using the Leap Frogging method, place another stockpile as close as possible to the stone ore and then, finally, place another stockpile as close as possible to the nearest forest.
Alternatively, you can start by placing one stockpile near the forest and then following stone ore and iron ore. The game places your starter resources into the first placed stockpile, this means that efficiency of the iron delivery could be compromised later in the game. Small things matter you might think, but the game ends quite often even before you manage to set up a well organized and stable castle.
Make sure to send your units to the point where you expect NPC to attack you or just build a wall to block their way. Blocking its' way will save you your units and the NPC will ignore you for a while.
Gaining Peasants
In order to obtain theoretically unlimited amount of peasants without having to build them a hovel, you need to build barracks.
How does this work? The castle generates you 8 peasants, the same amount as the hovel does. Peasants count as a physical citizens unlike the recruits. This means that once you've recruited one peasant, you will gain another peasant as a compensation for that missing one. This strategy is very efficient, because the population limit on most maps is 104 peasants. Be adviced however! Once you extend the limit of your castle population, no more peasants will spawn until the population is lower than the limit.
Once you've placed the barracks somewhere, unpause the game and recruit the armed peasants. Each one will cost you 5 gold and you can obtain as many as you want, unless you run out of money of course.
I decided to recruit 80 armed peasants, but going over 100 is recommended. Ideal number might be around 150-200. 200 armed peasants will cost you 1000 gold. This isn't bad at all.
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