Building up settlements is my favourite part of the game, I'm currently doing a Reunited Kingdom campaign in EUR and I'm at war with almost everybody Angmar, Dunland, evil Ered Luin, Isengard, Mordor, Harad, Khand, Ar-Ardunaim, every turn takes an hour to fight all the battles, I just want to chill and build roads :D Love your campaigs Izzy, greetings from Estonia!
Hello, friend. That's a very good episode, as now your economy is thriving. From now on, you should check on your infrastructure to get better troops and gain more income. As for the strategic situation, you are in a much better position han previously, because now you surely have two, perhaps three, armies that can fit well to the situation. Menthar's army can roam along northern Rohan, into the Wold, to claim those two towns there, Rochburg and Tirith Anduin, in order to cut the Rohirrim and press them southwards. Freca and Yagthak can lead the main army, with Lurtz and his Uruk-hai the secondary one, with common destination to Edoras. This way, you won't fear the doomstack, as you'll have more men and capable to take it out of the question. Then, the road will be very open to march to wherever you want. It's good to have two spare generals in Byrig and Dun Larach, they can build watch towers to your northern borders so as to give proper vision in that area - do you REALLY trust the Goblins? - and also to have an eye to the High Elfs. Finally, I would surely give a good garrison in the towns around Enedwaith, as it will be your next target. Have a nice time.
The fortress of Freca's served well it's purpose in our hands. Fully repaired and well stocked with men, the cowards of Rohan would not dare approach. They sought to take Foldburg perhaps to starve us our supplies, however this simply lets our men in the Bastion move out to attack the cowards from behind their own siege. Further land was gained and more glory to our men. First did Prince Freca meet Rohan's own Théodred in the heat of battle at Gineard. Rohan's beloved prince now only has his head, seated upon a pike for all to see outside the gate of Ginard to serve as a grim trophy, till the birds have taken the last of his flesh. Finally a push into the forest of Fangorn found a small army, stationed outside of a camp deep in that forest. Though the battle is won, the men have not takenfully to heart. Many have expressed, that they feel watched wherever they might go.. It must be some dark sorcery, perhaps the Wizard will be able to alleviate our worries of this seemingly cursed forest.
Ah, Theodred and Eomer both slain. The pacts with the fishermen paid off. Fangorn used to be a colossal forest, spreading all the way to old forest on the border of the shire and Old Man Willow. Upper fangorn is the part that rise up the slopes of the Misty Mountains. Treebeard even makes a reference to walking downhill when heading to Isengard.
With the Dunlending liberation I could 100% see Foldburg growing from a borderland fort settlement into an actual, proper trading town. Since it is not only centralized between the Dunlending heartland and "Rohan" meaning people HAVE to go through or near it to cross the kingdom AND its very close to Isengard as well. Wawa.
can you get the frite-sauce in Belgian McD's? If I'm there on holiday love going to a French McDo and getting as much of that stuff as I can, it's bloody delicious!
May be helpful to move your capital to reflect the new Rohan acquisitions. Public order and corruption could be a problem once you move your generals out. Duneard would probably be a bit better but Isengard would be the real prize. Unfortunately if you betray Saurman you lose Lurtz but IIRC may be circumvented if you take it in one turn with siege equipment or a spy since the script doesn't have a chance to trigger.
The intro gave me nostalgia
Yeah, same
Miss him every day!
Same. It was hard to not hear that legendary intro.
wow that intro!
i felt warmth when you started your episode like galu did!
"I'm gonna shove it somewhere " peak Izzy commentary 😂😂😂
I will say the EUR economy is absolutely buffed and really satisfying
Building up settlements is my favourite part of the game, I'm currently doing a Reunited Kingdom campaign in EUR and I'm at war with almost everybody Angmar, Dunland, evil Ered Luin, Isengard, Mordor, Harad, Khand, Ar-Ardunaim, every turn takes an hour to fight all the battles, I just want to chill and build roads :D Love your campaigs Izzy, greetings from Estonia!
Just watched a vid that pointed out that Helm's Deep is strategically and tactically terrible. Much enjoyed
Perfect timing for your upload, just came home trying to relax, and here you are!!
Same here 😂😂😂
It's like he knows... I'm starting off my day and looking for a reason to not work... And bam. Izzy popped up
I've just found what I'll be watching during dinner
Thanks for the upload, Mr Izzy 😄
May your meal be delightful!
Hitting us with the Galu intro there, i miss his videos :(. Thankfully he stopped because of his own choices, not because of some other worse reason!
Holy flashback. Great intro
Hello, friend. That's a very good episode, as now your economy is thriving. From now on, you should check on your infrastructure to get better troops and gain more income. As for the strategic situation, you are in a much better position han previously, because now you surely have two, perhaps three, armies that can fit well to the situation. Menthar's army can roam along northern Rohan, into the Wold, to claim those two towns there, Rochburg and Tirith Anduin, in order to cut the Rohirrim and press them southwards. Freca and Yagthak can lead the main army, with Lurtz and his Uruk-hai the secondary one, with common destination to Edoras. This way, you won't fear the doomstack, as you'll have more men and capable to take it out of the question. Then, the road will be very open to march to wherever you want. It's good to have two spare generals in Byrig and Dun Larach, they can build watch towers to your northern borders so as to give proper vision in that area - do you REALLY trust the Goblins? - and also to have an eye to the High Elfs. Finally, I would surely give a good garrison in the towns around Enedwaith, as it will be your next target. Have a nice time.
Yep, Izzy is now strong enough that he can bury that doomstack in bodies if he must.
The fortress of Freca's served well it's purpose in our hands. Fully repaired and well stocked with men, the cowards of Rohan would not dare approach. They sought to take Foldburg perhaps to starve us our supplies, however this simply lets our men in the Bastion move out to attack the cowards from behind their own siege. Further land was gained and more glory to our men. First did Prince Freca meet Rohan's own Théodred in the heat of battle at Gineard. Rohan's beloved prince now only has his head, seated upon a pike for all to see outside the gate of Ginard to serve as a grim trophy, till the birds have taken the last of his flesh.
Finally a push into the forest of Fangorn found a small army, stationed outside of a camp deep in that forest. Though the battle is won, the men have not takenfully to heart. Many have expressed, that they feel watched wherever they might go.. It must be some dark sorcery, perhaps the Wizard will be able to alleviate our worries of this seemingly cursed forest.
Well met indeed!
Galu would've been proud.
Mordor is going to be a tide of death on the other side of Rohan. Be ready.
Ah, Theodred and Eomer both slain. The pacts with the fishermen paid off.
Fangorn used to be a colossal forest, spreading all the way to old forest on the border of the shire and Old Man Willow. Upper fangorn is the part that rise up the slopes of the Misty Mountains. Treebeard even makes a reference to walking downhill when heading to Isengard.
Izziiiiiiiii so good to see you man. I hope soon you are gonna do a live game play of Total war LOTR.
If that ever happens you know I'll be all over it!
K/D for this episode
Dunland
Dead : 1 446
killed :
Rohan -> 2 398 (729 captives, executed )
global K/D so far :
Dunland
dead : 8 032
killed :
Rebels -> 3 486 ( 1 418 captives )
Rohan -> 14 818 ( 2 732 captives, executed )
civilians -> 467
total of captives : 4 150
alive -> 1 418
executed -> 2 732
With the Dunlending liberation I could 100% see Foldburg growing from a borderland fort settlement into an actual, proper trading town. Since it is not only centralized between the Dunlending heartland and "Rohan" meaning people HAVE to go through or near it to cross the kingdom AND its very close to Isengard as well. Wawa.
The general that besieged Gineard with Freca legit looks like Littlefinger, the slimy sob.
It's very weird not having Isengard actively on the map.
can you get the frite-sauce in Belgian McD's? If I'm there on holiday love going to a French McDo and getting as much of that stuff as I can, it's bloody delicious!
Yes! It's very good!
Yeees!
May be helpful to move your capital to reflect the new Rohan acquisitions. Public order and corruption could be a problem once you move your generals out. Duneard would probably be a bit better but Isengard would be the real prize. Unfortunately if you betray Saurman you lose Lurtz but IIRC may be circumvented if you take it in one turn with siege equipment or a spy since the script doesn't have a chance to trigger.
Why would they betray the most powerful wizard in middle Earth? What a silly suggestion
The line of Wulf kneel before no one, man or wizard.
Galu🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 U good men ?
👌🙏🖖🥰
Not going to rename Helm's Deep to "Hammerless Handless Helm's Deep"?
A fan of Blade Runner are we? :)
huge fan!
Lol nope. Didn't Do what i thought it would have done
Someone is getting very cocky , he cannot even speak :D k
Probably a bit early but after Rohan is Enedwaith the next target?
@@X1SeuFraco probably, yes
What the heck is isenguard doing????
Anyone gonna talk about that screensaver
@@thegabagool6581 blade runner is my all time favourite movie (and I love them both)
@@IzzyTotalWar Hahahha okay fair enough sir
44:38 this is what i was thinking earlier lol
31:19 interesting move you just did... Lets see if this does what i think it will...
47:03 I smoke... I'll be your cougher
Cougher man even!
Lol nope. Didn't Do what i thought it would have done