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Btw it's possible to win shore battle vs Scotland. Set your battle difficulty on Easy in campaign options.
1. Going to freisland took 12 turns (3 ingame years, which is realistically ridiculous) just to land, and by the time i get there the army is practically dead from attrition.
2. Taking scotland is no go because as soon as you land you'll get attacked, since you have the supply debuff (-43% morale, -17% atk/def) 1 charge is all it takes to rout my frontline.
3. Taking York would allow you to get a city at first, but without a way to recruit new troops aside from mercenaries (the building there is a church) you're only delaying the inevitable, being 2 full stacks from scots and 2 from england that will attack and end your run.
4. even after taking care of all that, fresia lands with no supply debuff with their 2 full stacks just to raid and starve my troops to death with no income and/or options left for me.
5. leicester/welsh/ireland is the same as freisland route, which is just impossible.
can you give me tips?