Awesome work, Spain is the forgotten faction that I wish the developers took more time with. Also wish their culture was like Pontus as a mix between barbarian and Carthaginian.
@@tdsniper215 Great. I really enjoy how in-depth your guides are. Rather than just saying "yeah these units are good, go this direction in the campaign," they break down the hard strengths, weaknesses, and strategies of the factions. They also heavily discuss starting position; I especially liked how this video discusses what starting troops are given at the beginning of the campaign. The only way I could imagine them being more in-depth is going into the game files and seeing which retinues or traits are most likely based off of building roster, character heredity, etc.
@@drakengarfinkel3133 I appreciate it! I try to make each one better than the last so I’ll definitely try do a little research on traits for the next one :)
I promise I would if it had a campaign map image! I think about it everytime I make a faction guide but it’s a worse start to a guide to have the blank image with no information for those factions that are non-playable in vanilla and have no UI for the new campaign screen. You’re not alone in being bothered that I can’t select Spain I promise. 🙏🏻
Ah yes, Spain. Not much going for it, but at least you start with some good generals. So you're saying we absolutely, definitely, positively would NOT want to get those generals killed in the early turns?... (Yes, I'm kidding. I'm only a little traumatised, I swear)
Awesome work, Spain is the forgotten faction that I wish the developers took more time with. Also wish their culture was like Pontus as a mix between barbarian and Carthaginian.
What faction guide will you do next? Germans? Gauls?
I’m open to requests! Gaul and Seleucids are high contenders. Germans eventually but I want to do them justice
@@tdsniper215 Great. I really enjoy how in-depth your guides are. Rather than just saying "yeah these units are good, go this direction in the campaign," they break down the hard strengths, weaknesses, and strategies of the factions. They also heavily discuss starting position; I especially liked how this video discusses what starting troops are given at the beginning of the campaign. The only way I could imagine them being more in-depth is going into the game files and seeing which retinues or traits are most likely based off of building roster, character heredity, etc.
@@drakengarfinkel3133 I appreciate it! I try to make each one better than the last so I’ll definitely try do a little research on traits for the next one :)
Good video!
Thanks! 😊
Merry christmas
Merry Christmas!
For love of gods please click on Spain/faction if you talk about it on new campaing screen.
I promise I would if it had a campaign map image! I think about it everytime I make a faction guide but it’s a worse start to a guide to have the blank image with no information for those factions that are non-playable in vanilla and have no UI for the new campaign screen.
You’re not alone in being bothered that I can’t select Spain I promise. 🙏🏻
How to spain: ally gaul, war Carthage
How do I get Spanish armoured general guards in the game? I need their in game name to be able to use cheat and get them as my Calvary unit
After the Roman’s get the Marian Reforms, all factions get an upgraded general unit.
Ah yes, Spain. Not much going for it, but at least you start with some good generals.
So you're saying we absolutely, definitely, positively would NOT want to get those generals killed in the early turns?...
(Yes, I'm kidding. I'm only a little traumatised, I swear)
It’s a tactical sacrifice 😉 In retrospect it’s depressing the kind of generals I have now compared to starting ones 😅