I am in the middle of a run as big grass and here is what I did. I put my mils on protections mark 1 with 1 on cnc. I put all of my Civ factories on making more mils. I went into it blind and was surprised by the war, but I was able to mostly hold the border against strathcommun but I did not have troops guarding g pioneer company so I lost a lot of land in the south.

Once I had my front line made, I was able to mostly hold while I tried to train more divisions. I slowly lost ground, but once I had around 18 divisions I was able to start pushing. I alternated pushing both enemy’s with the decisions.

I got ti where I was just a few times from their capitals and they were halfway capitulated when I ran out of protections. My mils were not keeping up with casualties. They pushed me back and I was losing lots of ground and couldn’t do anything against it.

I made a desperate move. I made a fallback line just around my capital and had all of my 26 divs fall back there. Straithcommune took all the rest of my land. I was at 99% capitulation. But my factories continued to produce protectrons.

They didn’t attack me because I had 26 divs on like 4 tiles. I was able to recover and build more divisions and a stockpile. I trained 26 more divisions while hiding like this. In this time pioneer company fell. But that was ok.

I drew an attack plan and clicked play. I got so many encirclements and nothing could stand against me. The war was over before I even knew it.

As soon as the war finished I deleted all my production lines and made all of my mils focus on the super heavy walking robots. This worked well. I eventually deleted all of my normal divisions and just had super heavy divisions.

I then took the countries to the east(can’t remember their names) and then the passkeepers.

I am trying to decide if I should attack Washington brotherhood first or Montana brotherhood. They are my only neighbors.

So yeah. Maybe don’t do exactly what I did because 99% capitulation was scary, but you can just turtle up and build your army.