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I mean, Warhammer is kinda modelling the board game, and they're doing some things right. If you think of them as two completely separate series of games, it makes more sense.

Fuck man that was absolutely tragic, the fact that Ujiyasu, your daimyo and 5 star general went down like that is brutal. That’s the reason I never move my armies by sea unless I have the black ship myself with a deathstack on top the AI just has a deathradar that tracks you like a missile the moment a general boards a ship man… I haven’t watched the rest of the campaign yet but judging by the parts I can tell that you probably made the most of it and continued your rampage through japan

Is it true that there are hidden rock-paper-scissors stats that make ranged units weaker against melee units when fighting in melee? Tercos always underwhelmed me with their weak ability to defend themselves in melee.

Ik this is a shogun video but it was the first one I found. Dishonorable what would you say your typical army composes of for a fall of the samurai traditional campaign? I just finished an imperial/modern campaign and was looking to try the other side

Was laughing my ass off watching the same exact scenario with Ashikaga at Kyoto and a Chosokabe army in the back for like the 3rd time😂 good game

"what's good about the matchlock ashigaru" PIKE AND SHOT

Fun campaign

👏🙂 The battle and siege defense in this video were executed very well. Congratulations on winning the game again.

this video is so good i just purchased all the warhammer dlc because of it, thanks!

empire tw is 1700 century and up till end near 1800 century though empire tw napolion is 18cent focused many gets that wrong.

stop stuttering.

Idk what game you're playing in the chapter titles but it's very distracting; I wish the video would stay on topic. Speaking of which, this video is phenomenal. Nice work.

1:56:30 I love that one consistent design feature is CA's weird obsession with victory point flags

Next battle is gonna be interesting also it’s sad you couldn’t win that siege battle rip

It seems like AI knows when you are about to win and goes extremely rabid. Specially the first turns when you take kyoto,ai appears with gigantic armies out of nowhere

👏🙂 Good battle in the beginning. It's crazy how the enemy army didn't break in the siege of the 2nd battle. Their general might have had some moral boosting skills/retainers.

Medieval 2 had so many things keeping you playing, americas, gunpowder, mongols, timurids

Rome 2 maybe is worth, but is depends on individual. Many ways there are that Rome 1 surpasses Rome 2. Imo still Rome 1 is more worth.

Meanwhile Zoomers after 10 seconds of this video: BuHHHh cAn Mah SkIBBidI OrCz BE GREn!?! NuH? BaHD GAm, BAD. Gee... I wonder why games are so 'accessible' now.

Creative Assembly can only take on so much of the blame. The significant number of players who refused, consistently refused to have any standards, any at all are also to blame. We warned you so many times that you needed to hold Creative Assembly accountable and every time you ran corporate defense. Congratulations, you slowly ruined the thing you loved. You played yourself.

Couldn't you take them at chokepoints uphill in the second battle? Considering the two high rank matchlocks you had, you could go for a mass rout maybe.

do you use mods?

I recently played unmodded Rome 2 on legendary difficulty the other day feeling a bit nostalgic. The game was somewhat fun (and very easy) when I just pressed auto resolve for every single battle. With how stupid the Ai-Cheats during manual battles are, playing battles manually felt awful with meele units hitting each other for hours (and being useless unless it's pikes), cav being useless too and unit quality making me uninstall the game after I won the campaign. Shogun's battles just play so much better. It's actually drove me insane. Thank god I'm not buying their games anymore. During the whole Campaign I've not fought a single defensive siege (for a major settlement) and that felt really sad too because I loved defensive sieges in past games. Offensive sieges are awful too.

👏🙂 Those were some very unfortunate battle. Sucks being sandwiched under low visibility in a unfamiliar map with an average army

Dang I wish my laptop still could run this game, for some reason it cant any more even in the lowest settings… very frustrating, so I gotta content with Crusader Kings 3 in my PS5 I already got 300 hours in it, I love these kinds of games, bannerlord 2 I got 100 I think. Probably gonna duplicate because it’s vacation in South America now.

I was hoping Pharoah devs paid more attention to the relationship between building armies, and how they are employed over time. Really shape the game to refelct the improvement of tribal skirmishes, vs massive imperical armies becoming professional organized forces. Armies starting of as groups of renowned warriors to then become leaders. Certain kingdoms choose their leaders differently so the political system would have to be reimagined. Incorporate a pre battle screen with your assigned commanders as your faction improves in warfare. Give them pre orders to carry out, or small missions. The better thr generals, the more options unlock to convey the unconventional strategies used during real recorded emgagments. Rather than units being deployed in blocks as the typical rome total war standards, that should be something earned over time to further seperate the cultural differences of actual existing empires. Some nations just lined up and charged, while others used tactics when fielding their armies. All of these should be depicted and fleshed out.

fire by rank almost requires the bamboo wall for it too be effective, in a land battle ive had matchlock gets around 200 kills (if of course you can build the walls)

Christian coloniser campaigns are so fun. Just blasting men away from castle walls. And the navy is much more powerful.

14:05 there is a simple mod that differentiates garrison units by their unit card. Very helpful

👏🙂 Fire rockets were brutal

Just revert back to med2 😂

I wanna hear out of curiosity why you think rome remastered is half baked?

The dark black background of the User Interface is very depressing 😒

You have obviously never played a total war warhammer campaign on the harder difficulties if you think you can win by spamming single entity units

The third battle made me question usefulness of bow units in this game. Like seriously, if archers are better used as flanking unit, what's even the point of recruiting them? I feel like only Warrior Monks/Daikyu Samurai are even worth recruiting

I agree with the clear visual telling, one of the things i dont like in Med 2 is how you cant see where archer are shooting, I always turn on fire arrows so I can see whats going on

Very entertaining episode. It had almost everything.

why are fire rockets here? by the time you get them your campaign should already be over. Sure theyre a strong unit but theyre not that strong.

what about yari cav? Relatively easy to get and can solo battles

Strange take. Sounds like a random crit chance like tf2. It's optional because it's the complete opposite of tactical flexibility lmao. Why make plans if you can throw crits

A NEW feature called Lethality! It's new guys, I swear! don't look into it, just trust me!

This guy just very mad there is no Ismaelites tribes lol, Allah knows best

Honestly, I'd rather them have a newer engine tailored for WW1.

gud work sensei

We need more mana, more bars, more +1% modifires, more dlcs unlocking locked content.

keep it down lets atleast let the update hit

Super stoked for TWP's update! Love the Bronze Age

Would be cool if they brought some of this to Warhammer 3. Sophia will be working on most of the future dlc for this game. Cavalry is super ass in the game unless you use Bretonnia or monster cav.

I just don't understand why more options/settings is a bad thing... Agree with the rest of this though

@Dishonorable_Daimyo People should be very skeptical as to TW, and I can understand the skepticism about the new update - but while the features aren't new (I don't remember that they market it as new to the series unlike the weather which they did and it annoyed me) I think the 3 main points are pretty good ones, and it seems that the Sofia team is actually trying to make a better TW game compared to the main team. So while I am still not convinced myself on buying Pharaoh, I will give credit where credit is due that there is someone in Sofia that seems to shift in the right direction ... one could only wish those were come for WH. Shame the guys who seem to care about the franchise are the ones who probably are getting very little breathing space to do so (Pharaoh's biggest issue is it being a really small budget game - was suppose to be a DLC). I personally waited years for a better implementation of the line of sight feature they mentioned (the Medieval 2 example is the same one I had in my mind for years).