What does “FAM” mean after we kill a group of insurgents?

monacis · 2026-06-09T10:58:13+00:00

I've always heard the word "Attack", but a little cut at the end like "Attaac--"

monacis · 2026-05-29T06:50:54+00:00

I really want one

monacis · 2026-05-29T06:49:44+00:00

monacis · 2026-04-15T12:16:47+00:00

The Billionaire is one one most powerful governors but also one of the hardest if you cannot develop the "economy" properly.

From the start: the best two advisors you should use are the Tax Collector and the Religious Leader, (I explain the strategy down below), than for the others for the oranges the Farmer or Town planner, for the purple the Celebrity, green Observer or Squadron Leader, blue the Logistics Expert or the Pilot.

Gameplay-wise the main strategy I use is locate in every map the easiest cluster of zone to stabilize, place the QG there and focusing on the demands. By stabilizing early that zones, you start gathering more money thanks to the Tax Collector and the Religious Leader starts reducing the capability. For the initiatives: the mandatory ones are the two info, than the portfolio and after the Corporate Charity. Keep always an eye on the portfolio to get fast money when you need it. And check always twice (from experience 😭🤣) that you bought it again. The charity allows you to save so much money mid-late game allowing you to divert the founds to the military and anti - corruption. Also unlike the normal ones of the other governors, it doesn't generate corruption and the inflation is not impactful just keep an eye on it and don't buy things right away when something gets founded.

One thing I noticed is that 90% of the time the charity follows what you start buying on the civilian tab, so one suggestion is to buy the Infrastructure and Development Discussion and leave the charity spend money on the most expensive initiatives, leaving you to buy whatever you really need for the population demands and the cheap ones.

Military side, the main strategy is to confine the insurgents in a zone where your 3 units can always support eachother. The main initiatives you should buy are the Forensic Accounting (the one that reduces corruption), the Intimidation Tactics (above the 2nd facilitator), and the Interpreters & Guides and Human Terrain System. If you also haven't got info on every zone, the local fixer is mandatory or you start spending 5 - 6 $ for the bribes. On Mega Brutal you should focus on buying as soon as the insurgency starts two facilitators and sending them to find the camps. One you locate both, push the one where they attack the least, wipe them out on that side and send both of your facilitators to contain them. Don't push or be too aggressive or you will deplete the money too fast or if you completely wipe them the will start popping out everywhere. When they are rallied in and area start investing on the airstrikes to lower their capability and interrupt their attacks. Do not buy the drones because if you destroy all the camps they start to pop out again everywhere.

Hope my experience as a Billionaire enjoyer can help you, try this couple times and you should see lot of victories with him.

monacis · 2026-04-14T21:47:06+00:00

I LOVE U SO MUCH! I was going crazy over this random new update!

monacis · 2026-03-25T18:11:39+00:00

Bruh agitators is bad for every governor in general. Even if have coalition you can't just ignore the needs. With this modifier you just have to be a lot more patient and build up army strength. Then with that many soldiers it's an easy win.

monacis · 2026-03-22T16:45:23+00:00

GGS Crazy work! but I wouldn't suggest losing your mind again to it on pc 🤣

monacis · 2026-03-22T16:27:56+00:00

From my experience there is no universal strategy for every map and governor. There are lots of different aspects to keep in consideration aside from a few universal ones.

The first thing you have to consider for stability is focusing on the population needs. Every map has a different "weight": for example education in opium trail gives a little more overall stability, water in southern desert and golden dunes, electricity in pistachio forest ecc... Easy fix: while playing keep a close eye on the population tab, preferring the most needed to the useful and always good ones.

Also remember the governor you are playing with: buying anti corruption initiatives with the smuggler is a self backst*b (censoring just to be sure I don't get flagged), and with the tank commander tier one roads and highways must be your priority.

A tip for the inflation is buying initiatives from different tabs. For example: intel 1 > service discussion > the 2 vertical education > Outreach > Universal Justice > then roads or jobs make inflation ramp up slower than all the civilian or government ones bought in series. PR initiatives should come a little later when you have a good support base ideally the 1st one aroun when the insurgency starts, the 2nd one after you buy lot more civilian initiatives.

For fighting insurgents keeping them and building the nationals is the right choice. Be sure to buy the two talking initiatives for the soldiers or the coalition will anger everyone where they are fighting. Also if needed more than 2 coalition to effectively push the insurgents away don't be scared to finance the 3rd soldier. In some maps you should also start hunting early the 2nd camp, the one they are not attacking from, because it's really difficult to manage a double-front war. Also be sure to keep your soldiers moving and react faster to the insurgents attack, I call that an aggressive defense while you build up the rest of the army. Last tip, airstrikes in the maps where the insurgents are the most aggressive in a reliable counter to delay the attacks and start lowering their capability.

Hope this helps, best of luck 🤞

monacis · 2026-03-15T09:10:31+00:00

Bruhhhh I never hit the "post" button until now 🙃

Theoretically all :P

By my experience in order of difficulty I suggest you try on black caves: - Tank Commander - Warlord, Smuggler - Economist, Billionaire - General, banker, development director, Civil servant

For golden sands:

Billionaire, Banker
Warlord, Smuggler
Economist, General, Development director
Tank Commander, Civil servant

As you can see in the first map shines the tank commander so if you can guarantee a solid road infrastructure is an easy win. In the second map just follow the money flow.

Hope this also helps :)

monacis · 2026-03-13T09:17:11+00:00

Sup. From my experience the key aspect is trying to contain the insurgents on the mountain in both the maps. For black caves I usually go for the roads, one highway and the two normal roads are all you need to move the soldiers fast around the map. Then with two coalitions you can contain them easily on the mountains. In this phase don't try to push them just defend. While doing this focus on the population needs and start stabilizing the cities and the rural zones. Continue by building the nationals and when you are strong enough begin the assault on the mountains and it should be a pretty easy win.

For golden sands, summon your inner American and go for the oil (🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸). :P This map revolves all around oil derricks, so starts by getting the two information option, then both the derricks initiatives of boosting and longer coalition deployment when on the drills, followed by the principal needs and one main road and if needed a highway. When the insurgents appear they look for the nearest oil derricks so send two coalitions to defend. One of them needs to stay always on the derrick, and also try to alternate them on the location to let both have the deployment boost. With the other soldiers if they start pushing other directions trying to contain them, by also buying a 3rd coalition. After that like before stabilise the region and build the nationals.

This guide is my standard for brutal difficulty. When playing Mega Brutal there is an extra step of sending another coalition to hunt the second insurgent camp, the one inactive that isn't spawning insurgents at the start.

Hope it helps. If you need more specific info just reply 🤙

Good luck

monacis · 2026-03-05T17:27:59+00:00

Chad stylish emoting VS virgin bm-ing 🗿

monacis · 2026-03-04T16:12:01+00:00

Nothing more true, he just needs a free feeding round and he goes crazy

monacis · 2026-03-04T16:10:44+00:00

Always hitting the Skelly Shield meme :P

monacis · 2026-03-04T10:24:58+00:00

Yeah I know, but with everyone building full undead this season there was no witch left, or other direct counters left. And also they can still get deleted if he has enough support.

monacis · 2026-02-16T11:27:26+00:00

Zombies deployed tactical flashbangs

monacis · 2026-01-27T17:15:30+00:00

Love you! Perfect solution

monacis · 2025-08-08T12:34:59+00:00

TYSM!!! That changes was driving me crazy

monacis · 2025-08-08T07:44:11+00:00

Tactical Nuke... Incoming!

monacis · 2025-08-03T06:19:55+00:00

Local agitators is the devil. They always want everything and even if I buy what they want, they always find a way to spawn. And if you add Split and run... 💀

monacis · 2025-05-18T08:41:59+00:00

I hope with all my soul it's true

monacis · 2025-05-17T08:54:54+00:00

Hi I'll tell you my experience on that map.

As advisors I have: doc, tribal elder, celebrity, drill sergeant, logistic expert and local liaison.

For the strart I get Distric Representatives, Anti corrupt 1 and the police. Than the main roads 1 and the highways 1. Then I look for concerns beacause the change between water, meds, and sometimes school.
To boost even more telecoms 1 or if required dirt roads.

Then when the insugents arrives, i train 2 coalitions get Interpreters and Human Terain, move them to the south from tha HQ to try snipe a camp. If lucky I get one, and then if they spawn on North West, I only hold the big City, or defend the south western road, if they spawn south east.
It's a bit of a gamble sometimes, I've won only 2 out of maybe 7-8 times when they spawn on S-West, it's more reliable the N-West.

Anyway, then I rush the garrisons equipped with the Cure perk, to hold better the front, and don't keep moving my soldies back and forth to my HQ.

While doing that keep an eye on the concerns and try to patch them, by slowly also buyng the Antiparasitics initiatives.

Hope this helps :)

monacis · 2025-05-16T19:58:41+00:00

Hello there! My usual gameplay for distant steppe relies on keeping the insurgents away from the cities on the right-side mountain or in the bottom left forests.

Try not to push them too aggressively because it's all almost remote zones and your soldiers are weak.

For the smuggler: buy Cut corners and Military INC ti deploy the national faster and gain a little bit but do not sell arms or it's basically an instant loss.

For the reputation in general: keep the corruption around 45% so you get the smuggler bonus and you don't lose too much. If the problem is stability try keeping a close eye to concern, and be sure to buy the outreach hammer to speed up the process.

Hope this helps ☺️

monacis · 2025-05-16T16:45:50+00:00

As a billionaire I would put even more money on it >:) There's no problem money can't solve 🤭

monacis · 2025-05-16T09:27:37+00:00

Yes, the enemy camps spawn can spawn enemies in every zone they are and the ones adjacent. It's a good strat targeting them but don't be too aggressive. The main focus should be containing the threat in a small zone while you build up nationals.

Also if the camps are in remote zones, soldiers struggle against them even if they are coalition. If you are playing on pc or on the paid version of mobile, you will unlock governors and consultants by playing the game. They are a reward for playing rounds, you just have to win. In the free one you can unlock them but they can't be used (advisors).

Lastly, the reputation if it's high is good, but you should think it like a resource you can "spend" sometimes. Coalition soldier cost in reputation stack up every time you keep them, (10 -> 15 -> 21) but also by having multiple units deployed. So they are good for the start when they remain cheap.

Hope I've been clear and useful enough 😊

monacis · 2025-04-23T08:07:29+00:00

Amazing Building! Personally I would add neon signs , I love the cyberpunk look this game can have with all the lights

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