Post by Accomplice on May 14, 2011 9:07:56 GMT -7
Let's play Medieval 2 Total War
What's M2TW?
The Total War series combines turn based kingdom management with real time tactical combat. Medieval 2 is set in Europe and is a remake, not sequel to Medieval TW.
First off, we need to choose a faction, and that is were you come in.
The available factions as of current (there are many I have not unlocked, but oh well):
Also, should we go for the long (capture 45 regions) or short campaign (15 regions)?
Once we get going, I will be asking you to vote on policy decisions as they come up. Do we invade? Do we launch a crusade? Do we sit back and build up? Do we desperately try to hold off the two dozen nations that we have ended up fighting?
Vote away.
What's M2TW?
The Total War series combines turn based kingdom management with real time tactical combat. Medieval 2 is set in Europe and is a remake, not sequel to Medieval TW.
First off, we need to choose a faction, and that is were you come in.
The available factions as of current (there are many I have not unlocked, but oh well):
- England: Good archers and infantry, but somewhat lacking in cavalry
- France: Superb cavalry, but somewhat lacking in good infantry early on
- The Holy Roman Empire: Good all around, but lacks the professional armies of England and France later on. Also, they are surrounded by potential enemies.
- Spain: Good navy. Good light cavalry, and light infantry comes at the cost of good heavy versions of the same.
- Venice: Strong militia infantry and late tech, but lacking in cavalry.
- Sicily: Strong militia, early knights and archers. Late knights are not so hot.
- Milan: Strong militia and crossbow units, but not much in the way of cavalry.
- Scotland: Excellent spears and pikes, but most nobles prefer to fight on foot (like MEN), and as such they have little in the way of cavalry.
- Denmark: Good infantry (they prefer axes to spears), but lacking heavy cavalry.
- Portugal: Good light cavalry, infantry, and navy, but their professional armies aren't as strong as their neighbors.
Also, should we go for the long (capture 45 regions) or short campaign (15 regions)?
Once we get going, I will be asking you to vote on policy decisions as they come up. Do we invade? Do we launch a crusade? Do we sit back and build up? Do we desperately try to hold off the two dozen nations that we have ended up fighting?
Vote away.