#Rebel inc escalation guide how to#

Gave zone concerns their own segment and added new information Factual error, police chief does NOT kill 2 insurgent fighters, only one. Added zone intel and current insurgent zones controlled to the section on what affects insurgent fighting power Reworded some corruption sections again, added new info on reputation loss from corruption Added a section dedicated to the shameless plugging of my own custom scenarios General proofreading/polishing of the guide Added a new section on general tips, moved some portions of the introduction that didn't fit very well Rewrote democratic transition section to properly emphasize how bad of an idea democracy is Rewrote some parts of the government section, the priorities were too skewed/rigid before and didn't give a fully accurate picture of what each initiative does Added a note on stable/insurgent zones 'radiating' supporters/hostiles Swapped out the urban stabilization strategy for garrison/soldier stabilization strategy Rewrote some parts of the civilian section based on newfound knowledge. It was due for a polishing, so I gave it one: There's been a few updates but luckily the majority of the guide held up through the changes. As your operation must be balanced between these three categories, so too will this guide! This guide will be separated into three main sections: Civilian, government, and military. Following this guide should allow you to win almost always on Normal, and from there, you can keep refining your strategy until its good enough for the higher difficulties.

#Rebel inc escalation guide how to#

If I tried to cover EVERYTHING in this guide, it'd be massive! So this guide is going to focus on giving you a strategy you can use to win - what order to buy things, and how to manage your limited military and financial resources. Most of them, you're going to have to discover yourself, through experimentation or asking the community. Rebel Inc has a LOT of complicated underlying mechanics, and the tutorial only shows you the absolute basics. But it is possible to beat, and even to master! This guide is here to help bring you from seeing a red screen every game to being able to comfortably beat Brutal, and possibly even, one day, Mega Brutal.

Buy services to counteract the hostility from coalition soldiers (check concerns before buying the services) and go ham with the coalition soldiers! Get airstrikes and drones as needed, coarse them to negotiate for peace to get the peace deal fast, ALWAYS agree to it so you can win FAST.Rebel Inc. Once you see insurgency rumored, buy the second coalition soldier and Human Terrain System for faster intelligence gathering.

If you have spare cash, get a coalition soldier early with Interpreters & Guides so you can find camps faster. Once you get more money, buy main roads if you haven’t already and a highway if you haven’t already while keeping inflation in check. You can restart the campaign to favorable map features (Existing Operation, Advanced Development, Subprime Exposure) You should start your HQ in easy to stabilize zone if it isn’t already stable, buy national soldier 1, garrisons, civil support, and 1 road that is good on the map. You should take Journalist, Negotiator, Wealthy Exile or Tax Collector, Instructor, than Engineer or Tactician. Use the General governor to exploit his strength of strong military and early military access. Map 1 is the easiest since you start the game with 1/3 of the region stable, giving you extra income which can further be boosted with Tax Collector with the stable zones also lowering insurgent capability and higher security in those stable zones, those stable zones also give extra support level to adjacent zones.