Posted March 19, 2014
I'm trying to decide whether it's just my imagination or whether "The Big 40" scenario really is much, much harder than "Kill 'em All." If you play TB40, all the rival crime lords focus their attention solely on the player and ignore each other completely.
I only have some anecdotal evidence of this. The last time I played, I very quickly squashed a crime lord who started near me. He only had two sectors left. I let him alone after that because I couldn't afford the resources to finish him off. The other crime lords scooped up all the squares around him, so he never got another one the whole game. Yet, they ignored him instead of wiping him out and grabbing his HQ sector. The statistics at the end showed that he only had 6 gangs the entire game. Meanwhile hordes of gangs attacked me from all sides, even though I just had an average sized corner of the city. The rival crime lords will even send bunches of gangs through enemy territory across the whole map just to attack the player.
Anyway, The Big 40 is much harder than Kill 'em All. That's my experience, anyway.
I'm not complaining, just observing in case anyone else is interested.
I only have some anecdotal evidence of this. The last time I played, I very quickly squashed a crime lord who started near me. He only had two sectors left. I let him alone after that because I couldn't afford the resources to finish him off. The other crime lords scooped up all the squares around him, so he never got another one the whole game. Yet, they ignored him instead of wiping him out and grabbing his HQ sector. The statistics at the end showed that he only had 6 gangs the entire game. Meanwhile hordes of gangs attacked me from all sides, even though I just had an average sized corner of the city. The rival crime lords will even send bunches of gangs through enemy territory across the whole map just to attack the player.
Anyway, The Big 40 is much harder than Kill 'em All. That's my experience, anyway.
I'm not complaining, just observing in case anyone else is interested.