I prefer BI over the og campaign, but the only thing i dont like about it is how hard it is to get command stars in BI. I had a general who conquered the entirety of western Europe, basically a man of legend and equal to many other military geniuses.... and he got 4 stars from all that.
I've been going through a lot of BI's campaigns recently (just beat romano British and Alemanni) , I find that the campaigns get easier the further south east or north west you go... the celts, romano British, saxon and even alemanni campaigns are not bad, and in the south the Sassinid campaign isn't very challenging. But everything in Central and eastern Europe is an ABSOLUTE mess... I've never seen so many horse archers... I miss my Greek cities with phalanx walls and Cretan archers
If you are playing a faction with less tech for buildings, then you can let your enemies construct those buildings in their cities and then conquer those cities. 😎
Maybe you could try out Diadochi total war, I totally love it (and it opened the gates of modding for me, making my own twist of it, even though I can't deal with some stuff)
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Killing the hordes with the withdraw tactic is always my favourite! :D
I prefer BI over the og campaign, but the only thing i dont like about it is how hard it is to get command stars in BI. I had a general who conquered the entirety of western Europe, basically a man of legend and equal to many other military geniuses.... and he got 4 stars from all that.
You are the BEST total war youtuber, I never miss any of your content :)
Totally with you on this! :D
Many thanks sir! It's very much appreciated. :)
Absolutely hate Spurius Flavius as he always causes stupidly huge public order problems in my WRE campaigns. Great video by the way
He's a meanace. But I love him for it!
Pahaha. Yeah he needs micromanaging for sure!
You said nothing new but I respect that you're making content from Barbarian Invasion. I used to adore this game.
It's such a fun one! I can't help but come back to it. :D
I’ve never played this game. I should give it a go!
Excellent. I hope it treats you well :D
That matn reference :D
Once that epithet is heard you can't help but say it! 😂
I've been going through a lot of BI's campaigns recently (just beat romano British and Alemanni) , I find that the campaigns get easier the further south east or north west you go... the celts, romano British, saxon and even alemanni campaigns are not bad, and in the south the Sassinid campaign isn't very challenging. But everything in Central and eastern Europe is an ABSOLUTE mess... I've never seen so many horse archers... I miss my Greek cities with phalanx walls and Cretan archers
These are great. Looking forward to the battlefield edition.
More of these videos please; I always learn so much!
If you are playing a faction with less tech for buildings, then you can let your enemies construct those buildings in their cities and then conquer those cities. 😎
Great tips and tricks. More videos like this please, sir!
Funny thing about the hordes point in the first tip…funnily enough, they patched it out in the remaster. Hordes now spawn regardless of what you do
Never seen that "Victory conditions failed", a bit unnerving
Just now I'm seeing this.
_Thanks TH-cam..._
Best Total War game to date.
Glad you still making content
What's you're opinion on Europe Barbaroum 1 and 2
I honestly play mostly vanilla or my own mods so I haven't got too much to say about them specifically. But i would like to cover mods at some point!
Maybe you could try out Diadochi total war, I totally love it (and it opened the gates of modding for me, making my own twist of it, even though I can't deal with some stuff)
Love this game and love your videos!
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really like this style of content
Cheers! Good to know what videos people enjoy best. :)
does the message you have in the opening seconds appear when 'rebel' roman faction captures all the settlements of their antagonists?
Totally forgot about you. Was a pleasant return. :)