EMPIRE AT WAR ABSOLUTE ENHANCEMENT MOD PATCH
EMPIRE AT WAR ABSOLUTE ENHANCEMENT MOD MODS

EMPIRE AT WAR ABSOLUTE ENHANCEMENT MOD PATCH

They can further be upgraded to Zodiac Weapon Zeta as of Patch 2. Play legendary with any faction and try unlocking every military tech first.

Those are a few of my more creative campaigns I've done or plan to do. Thinking of doing another total war campaign with one of the two options. I also want to do two campaigns: one where you have to research the entire civic tree before touching the military tree and then the reverse. I want to play a faction where I only build fleets, no armies allowed except as governors. I could only keep a town if those choices weren't available. As Rome I had to subjugate and liberate every town I conquered if they were an option. Slavery is maxed out everywhere with the corresponding public order hits. I also build the slave market in every capital I am able to. As Epirus I can't use slingers or archers and I have to enslave/loot at all chances. When I played as the Iceni with declaring war on everyone, I built only infantry and chariots. I don't use artillery because it makes the game too easy. With Roman I usually play with 4+4+2 formation with the rest are supported with auxillarries which varies depending on where the legion are raised. I also have same types of units throughout all armies (except Romans) no matter what faction I'm playing. Though I do use naval artillery to assist in coastal battles. I don't use any artillery simply because the AI will always come at you if you have one in your army when they're suppose to be defending and they also make it much easier in siege. That way, I can have enough power in Italia to discourage any of the Etruscan League forces from making a pre-emptive strike at Roma or Neapolis. And when I do invade enemy territory, I set the army to Raid stance once I get there, just to raise income for the turns before the enemy forces respond.ДЇinally, when I start out as Rome, I always make it a rule from recently to build up no less than two legions with the combat units, and leave the garrison units with a single legion located away from the Etruscan war front to guard Magna Graeca. In fact, I won't even send an army into enemy territory until I am sure to have enough units to make it possible to extract myself should the going get rough and I can presume that I can withdraw back to my own regions with fewer losses than if I showed up with a measly 6-unit quarter-stack with an enemy coming out of the nearest settlement or defile to stomp me with a half-stack or greater force. One hole and the towers being knocked out of commission is enough for my assault force.ДЄnother self-imposed rule I use pertains to the campaign itself. The plan is now to use them only when taking walled settlements, and that only if they appear to be strongly defended stone walls with a 2nd or 3rd tier city. I never gave much thought about the artillery upkeep, but I have considered dismantling the ballistas in my armies at this juncture, having seen the deficit show up in my Treasury.

EMPIRE AT WAR ABSOLUTE ENHANCEMENT MOD MODS

Just seeing if other people have found interesting ways of making their game experience more enjoyable (outside of mods I suppose). I don't intend for this to be a *FIX THIS UNIT* thread. More generally, what rules do you impose on yourself to enhance your game experience? (not really focused on RP here though, more to make the combat better) I am wondering if anyone else is doing the same thing: purposefully not using siege weapons to enhance their game experience (if you haven't tried it - try it). In contrast, having to use ladders/rams/towers adds a fun dimension to the battle. When using ballistas (if I'm playing smart, I'll bring no less than 4 to a siege), I can take down all the towers on the side facing me, blast a few holes in the walls, and probably take out a VERY sizable chunk of their army (due to death from wall breaking). I actually find myself siegeing for a few turns so that I can get towers/rams. All of a sudden, walled city battles are a lot more interesting and difficult. I find that ballistas are so over-the-top good (ESPECIALLY for their upkeep) that I have begun to play campaigns where I disallow myself from using them (or any other siege weapon). 2K A Total War Saga: Thrones of Britannia.844 A Total War Saga: Fall of the Samurai.

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