Alexander The Great Campaign - Total War Divide Et Impera #1
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- The new Alexander the great campaign for total war divide et impera is back on the channel as we check out the new patch which is supposed to make the campaign easier. We go full try hard mode in the attempt to win this campaign
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How old was alexander when he died??
Linards Žagats 32
@@simonbirch8689 How much he one in hes 32 year long life.
Linards Žagats how much he won as in conquered? He ruled over all of Greece (aside Sparta but they weren’t very prominent by then anyway), large chunks of the balkans, after defeating the Persians he held all of Egypt, modern day turkey, pretty much all of the Levant and the Middle East aside from Arabia, and reached as far as north western India before ending his campaign.
@@simonbirch8689 I knew this all wanted just to see if someone can respond to my questions.
In regular DEI, as Makedon, I always take two thracian merc warriors for the right flank. When everyone's engaged you just walk them behind enemy lines & slaughter the poor fools.
Bold of you to assume Jackie will have an actual battle line, let alone this AI xD
I really liked the video. Please try to show some sieges in the future. Great work
If you are playing on the newest version of this campaign, which I assume you do, then you don't really need to worry so much about Persia declaring war on you. It's likely that won't do it until you do it yourself. Also, the Egyptian satrapy does not recruit any units in this buildup, so there is no danger of any amphibious attack on Greece, or at least not by Egypt.
“Parmenion is pretty crap”
It was like the best general Alexander had
I paid the Persians after I defeated Thrace, did so for maybe like 20 - 30 ish turns, was dead expensive but let me capture all of Hellas and Illyria and consolidate them. Now I essentially own all of turkey and starting to push into Syria.
not a bad strat at all.
I didn't pay them off. I a half stack at apollonia pontica and waited for war. They didn't attack me. It's turn 30 as well. I am already gathering forces to be the one to declare war myself. Did I do something wrong? They should have atatcked by now. Havent paid them anything
Always like some DeI
That was a hill and a half
actually the largest I have seen!
Jackie Fish definitely quite insane
If you don’t want to waste your military class hire agrainain mercenaries. They have great peltes. There swordsman and peltes are amazing at flanking with light cavalry
Please add the Alexander campaign to a playlist.
That is no way a hill it is damn close to being a cliff
the Spartans are ready to drive them off it
More Alexander campaign please :)
Also I really enjoy this campaign. Keep it up!!
please continue and conquer the world
Keep on going :)
By far the most difficult total war campaing IMO. No way to do it without strong economic settlements before invading asia + right mix of units. Unpractical to follow Alexander´s original pathway though, at least if you want to finish it in "historically accurate" time.
This campaign is nightmare
Greeks historically lived on the coasts of thrace for centuries and centuries before Alexander so maybe the mod considered that and that's why there was a small Greek population present when you conquered the province.
Dreaded Commander reduces morale by %, not an absolute value. Still an incredible skill, especially if you like to loot and run a slave economy. I usually take it.
Bad quality image...
Aggressive / Defensive stance for auto-results is mostly affected by the kind of units you and the enemy have. If you have a lot of skirmishers and archers but the enemy doesn't then a defensive stance reduces your casualties while an aggressive stance is a better idea if you have a lot of melee cavalry but not an advantage in ranged units. The balanced stance is a good choice for when the overall army composition is similar to that of the enemy or if you're unsure whether or not to be aggressive or defensive
I remember after taking out thrace I go straight west for the coast and Rome, well that was absolute Alexander the Great lol
4 Persians already disliked this
F
The update i have been waiting for RUclips why tf you bury this knowing I'm subbed!
Hop-li-tayes? Hop-li-tayes? Oh ... Hop-lites ...
WTF?
We need more of this series!
Been playing this mod myself and as hard as it is (for me at least) you make it look like a walk in the park. Hardcore and enjoyable content. Well done!
I really like this campaign
best hill ever, moves down hill to make it more even lol
Can any1 direct me to a guide on how to install normal dei for rome 2. I can't figure it out. I subscribed to all 3 parts on steam and nothing happens... This is my first time trying to play a mod btw
Geeza 1589 Try to find the official mod list by Dresden (the chief creator and the steam account that uploads DEI) on the the steam workshop. It should have all mods required to play DEI, and many more DEI compatible mods you can choose from. If you have any part of DEI downloaded, you should be able to find this from the mods page on the workshop.
Also, you need to turn mods on in the total war launcher when starting the game.
I've sorted it. Thanks
Geeza 1589 no problem, have fun
How come you have so many troops in your units?
If you haven't found an answer yet, those are the default Ultra unit sizes for those units in Divide et Impera/the Alexander campaign. DEI units are generally larger than Vanilla
Continue the serie plz :D
Please do!
nostalgia
Nice video 😁
Moar DEI
Moar DEI
more! and more sieges
awesome
what difficulty is this?
Anything over normal is not recommended for DEI, at least for battles. It really unbalances the game.
First
I pushed very hard at the beginning, trying to conquer all of Thrake swiftly which was actually a pain in the ass... then, I conquered Dacia and Pannonia to the north as well as one region in Dalmatia - in between I tried to get as much trade agreements and defensive Alliances on the way as possible. Now, with my provinces cut and dried and a decent amount of money in my coffers, I´m just about to push into Asia Minor with 5 armies (and possibly one fleet) ... Persia didn´t declare war on me just yet, other people seem to have made that experience throughout their campaigns pretty early? (already 90 rounds in)
Looking forward to seeing the Persian army in action. Do their stacks appear out of nowhere?, f.e. when you beat a bunch of their armies, does the AI resurrect them instantly somewhere else? Like an attila situation?
my experience was egypt built 0 armies and i just swept there territory with a naval invasion while simultaneously invading lydia. lydia and cappodocia didnt really recruit much, but armenia and persian empire itself seem to have no end of armies so far. they do have to recruit but persia has a large amount of territory so they can recruit several armies at once
Hey you should try the Spartan Empire mod for Rome 2 Total War. It is almost a Spartan fantasy mod as it gives Sparta a ton of op units including a lot of women. But it is so satisfying to watch a small unit of elite Spartan spears tear through a whole army of barbarians just like in the movie.
Just like the simulations