I was sucking at Ceaser's challenge and everyone's advice did nothing until I sent my general down into Africa and attacked the far AI from there. The game was easy from there. Everyone kept saying just expand and attack from the North, but I tried at least a dozen times and failed. First try sending my general under Italy and I won.

I finally won Caesar's Challenge over the weekend. I moved my commander through the UK and over through Denmark then just circled around the northern part of the map helping to squash uprisings and keeping out of too much danger. The BOSS came up through Spain so that gave me some extra time to build up defenses there. I met the Southeast AI on turn 14, but by being on firm footing in Spain I was able to get around him and expand into the south. By turn 24 I was out producing it then it was a slow squeeze to get the map conquered. I generally kept the boss in Spain and along the Mediterranean. After I had the rest of the map covered I took out all of the clones by turn 40. Yes, it was slow, but I was being a little too careful trying not to let a strong position fall. This was the first time I beat this level