• Romance Of The Three Kingdoms 2 Guide 4
• Romance Of The Three Kingdoms 2 Guide 1

Romance of the Three Kingdoms II (Import) Free Generals Guide Romance of the Three Kingdoms II SNES Version (NES, Genesis, etc., compatible) =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= FREE GENERALS COMPENDIUM. For Romance of the Three Kingdoms II on the Super Nintendo, Free Generals Guide by MasterHiggins. Romance of the Three Kingdoms II. Game » consists of 7 releases. Released 1989 NEC PC-8801; Super Nintendo Entertainment System. Get this guide started! Think you're an expert in Romance of the Three Kingdoms II? Why not start up this guide to help duders just getting into this Game. Romance of the Three Kingdoms II uses a very nice attack feature called simultaneously attack, which means that several troops can attack at once. And each unit can attack once with the support of the other troops, so if you have an enemy surrounded with four troops, you get a whoopin total of 16 attacks (4x4).

Note: This game is also titled San Goku Shi 7.

Select any scenario and choose a character as usual. Start the scenario, then press L1 + L2 + R1 + R2 + Select during your turn. Select the 'Add Player Officer' on the menu that appears. All playable characters in the current scenario will appear. Select a character for player two, then repeat to use up to eight controllable characters. To use created characters in multi-player mode, use the same steps as described previously except select 'New Officer' if you want to play as a Ronin or 'New Country' to play as a Liege. If both players are using created Liege characters, first register both under 'New Country'. Then, select them from the 'Ruler' list and follow the rest of the steps.

When you begin a month, do not touch anything. Allow the game to idle for about ten minutes and a merchant will ask you a question about the game such as 'What city can you see the great wall of China in?' (Bei Ping) or 'Out of these 3 officers, which one was a tiger general for Shu?' (Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun, Ma Chao, and Hwang Zhong.) They give you a little experience and say 'maybe something good will happen'.

If you want to use an officer of your own, make him/her a ruler with no followers. When the game begins, sell all of your food, then withdraw all the money you can. That will give you a boost -- when you have no fame or deeds, your wages are very low and the game will allow you to buy The Sword Of Light/Heaven and any other item that will increase your stats.

Romance Of The Three Kingdoms 2 Guide 4

At the main menu, select the 'New Officer' option. Choose 'Create New Officer' from the new officer menu. Choose the name option and enter one of the following names. For example, for Sun Tzu, enter Sun as the last name and Tzu as the first name, so the name appears as Sun Tzu. If done correctly, a musical note will play, and an officer will automatically be created and given type, ability, skills, and gender. Select a birthdate, and face and everything else is done.

Abe Lincoln
Albert Einstein
Augustus Caesar
Ben Franklin
Benedict Arnold
Betsy Ross
Charles Darwin
Crazy Horse
Daniel Boone
Dynasty Warrior
Genghis Khan
George Patton (Note: Put an extra space after 'George'.)
Gitaroo Man
Harry Houdini
Jeanne Darc
Julius Caesar
Lady Diana
Mahatma Gandhi
Mark Antony
Mother Teresa
Nikola Tesla
Norma Jean
Robert Lee
Robin Hood
Sitting Bull
Sun Tzu
Thomas Paine
U 1
Ulysses Grant
Wyatt Earp

Romance Of The Three Kingdoms 2 Guide 1

Sun Tzu has 90 WAR, 100 INT, 74 POL, 82 CHA, is a balanced type officer, and has 17 skills, unlike the usual 2 or 3. One of these skills is Oracle. Obviously this character is derived from the Chinese strategist Sun Tzu, author of the Art of War. It does not take long to build his abilities and other skills up. He can be a tremendous figure in your games.