If you killed enough people you should have enough money to buy the Dradonitch which cost $6000. Run down the stairs and let someone kill you. Now fire away at all the enemies you see. Most of the time they won't see where you are and won't be able to shoot you. You will be able to shoot at any enemies trying to capture territories "B" and "C". If you go back to the stairs you will also have a clear view of territory "B". Now in that room there will be hole in the wall over looking territory "C". Go up the stairs and there will be a room with a huge hole in the middle of the floor. Once you have bought the AK-47, go to where territory "B" is and there will be a stairway in that hallway. My suggestion is you buy the AK-47 first as it only costs $3000. This way all you have out is your Beretta 92F and every kill you get will go towards buying your first weapon.
When you are in the armory just press and play.
Now start the match and it will be you and 11 bots. You should now search for a match and if no matches are found, create a match with those settings. If you need a boosting partner, please check the Trophy Boosting Thread.įor tips on gameplay and maps/modes, please see here: These trophies can be done offline, but the weapons needed for them are only earned during online play: You can only level up online so you can't get these trophies easier like the other trophies. They all consist of leveling up and getting kills. There are also some objective-based trophies. These trophies consist of getting so many kills doing various tasks. I suggest doing these trophies offline, though, because the bots are a lot easier to play against.
MODERN COMBAT DOMINATION OFFLINE
There are a total of 15 trophies that can be done offline, however all of the offline trophies besides one can be done online as well. Do cheat codes disable trophies?: No Cheats Glitched trophies: Master of Mass Destruction Usually on Warlord.-Approximate amount of time to 100%: 100+ Hours Civ V and older titles still allows that, so that's my preference. I like the "game" part of games to be disguised somewhat by story or the ability for me to create my own narrative. Every time I try to just play organically and see what happens I find that nothing interesting really occurs. You have to worry about dark ages, district synergy and so on. One reason I can't play Civ VI is because everything about it is so gamey. I don't care about the destination - it's the journey. When I play I actually disable the victory conditions except one or two I can be fairly certain the AI can't achieve unless I allow them to (domination, for example). Poor decisions like that on higher difficulties will get you outpaced and overrun by the AI to the point where you'll have your freedom to mess around taken away by constant challenging invasions. It just looks wrong to me to see Rome with Himeji Castle and the Statue of Liberty next to the Colosseum. One of my house rules is that I never build a wonder that wasn't actually built by my chosen civilization in real life.
You can fart around, roleplay and use house rules without auto-losing the game.
MODERN COMBAT DOMINATION SIMULATOR
On lower difficulties you can play the game as a kind of geopolitical simulator / power fantasy. On high difficulties it's all about chasing victory conditions by maximizing every single action and turn and by exploiting the AI. I've always considered the "real game" of Civilization to be on lower difficulties.
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