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The latter half of the conquest was really difficult because my main rivals - the Otomo - were Christian. I started again two days ago, and have concentrated on my economy first, and conquering second. I stared a Shimazu campaign, but gave up after a day when I got over-extended. I am having a lot of fun with the Japanese setting too. It is really nice to finally be able to fight out my sea battles on the tactical map as well. On the plus side, the graphics are incredible compared to RTW or M2TW, and it runs flawless even on Ultra settings. But there are changes with every game, and Shogun 2 is several generations ahead of my last TW experience with M2TW. Playing the past TW games helps of course. Some things I have figured out on my own, some I had to do forum searches to find out.

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The manual for this game is really shallow, and doesn't explain any of the real nuts and bolts of the interface. The other games all came with an in-depth manual that told you exactly what everything did, what every little symbol on the maps meant, and so forth. One thing I really miss in Shogun 2 is a proper manual though. Obviously the Creative Assembly worked on finding ways to streamline all the management overhead, which is a good thing in general. By the late game it takes forever to get through one turn because of the micro-managing required. By the mid-game of RTW you spend more time administering your empire than actually going around conquering. I can see why they got rid of a lot of these old things. I miss having the population of every province clearly listed, and being able to change my tax rate for each individual province, and being able to replace my losses in one turn. Though some of the changes are taking a while to get used to. Which makes it the most recent TW game I own. In any case, I bought Shogun 2 a few days ago.

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There is even a link to a pdf version of it on the same page. Here is a map of all the regions in Rome Total Warįroggbeastegg has an excellent guide to Rome Total War and Barbarian Invasion here. This version requires the Barbarian Invasion expansion, as it uses the BI executable to make use of new things added by it, like night battles. I put Amazon Total War up on Dropbox for anyone who wants to try it out, since I don't think my old versions are still around on the web anymore. It was my first foray into modding games, and was very rewarding. When I finally got burned out on RTW and stopped updating it, other people even picked up the torch and went on with it.

#Magna graecia total war attila mod

In fact, I created the Amazon Total War mod for RTW. But I found that by pausing constantly I was able to make it essentially a turn-based game. I never liked Real Time Strategy games, because you can never control all of your units. It wasn't until I tried Rome years later that I was able to get the knack of playing a TW game. In fact when I first tried the demo for it many years ago when it first came out, I was go creamed by the AI. I own Shogun 1, Medieval 1 & 2, and Rome 1. Here is a topic for the Total War games by the Creative Assembly.