Well thankfully it isn't aimed at the average mainstream bored market, instead it appeals to people who like history :D Clearly the author of this video isn't one.
@@TheTeodorsoldierabvb well it's still a pc game but they have tried to model the historical period hence the lack of variety in units as complained about here. Also the Viking invasions were happening in this period, there are real names used, especially of rulers. Religion is accurate as Vikings did gradually, eventually convert to Christianity. So yeah, not bad really.
@@Arrwmkr So to conclude its whiny basement dwellers who want fantasy swords and nipple armor. But they whine again when they get it - WH. The last game people didn't bitch about was Shogun II. P.S What bothered me was the large number of cav, which is strange for early medieval Britain.
The Famous Viking Isorrowproductions, who raided england and made slaves of every human being on that island to serve him for some dark shit is said to be more famous than Ragnar Lodbrok and his Sons
I want to ask if you will play the famous total war game "Total war: Hobo Erektus" where you play in the 8000B.C. with sticks and stone and there is a fire DLC
Rome Total War has some serious performance issues on newer computers which is probably why it has so few players. Also it was originally released on a disc with no Steam registration needed, so the real number of players playing it might be higher (same goes for Medieval 2 Total War)
especially when you find the "no-cd crack" version of the executable. I bought the "Gold" Edition of the game a little late, but I still wanted the no-cd crack for obvious reasons. Hell I ran the game on my Toshiba netbook. Yes the 1 netbook Toshiba came out with for all of the 6 months that netbooks were popular.
To explain about Empire Total War. It has IMO, the best campaign game of all the Total War games, so although the land battles are possibly some of the worst in the series, the campaign is a lot of fun. The technology really empowers your troops, the economy is vibrant, the balance is good, and the diplomacy feels relevant. The sea battles are really good too, and the entire period is pretty interesting, with a large world involved. Even though the land battles are not the best, they don't require you to micro manage your way to success, as much as some other titles do. So us older slower players like that as well.
i only ever played the game to play as the navy loveing nations like england, and the dutch. honestly the most interesting part of the game for me. and i still love it today.
I once tried to create the Soviet Union in Empire total war. Turned Russia into a Republic. Invaded Ottomans while trading tech for money, money for trade and pitting enemies against enemies. I used only Militia infantry and soon I had positive income in every province. Wen I captured the last spot in the game I was making like 175k a turn.
Playing the minor factions mod and laying waste to europe as the iriquois confederacy was a lot of fun.... until the mod crashes and took my save file with it, and i haven't played the game ever since
lots of hours of guerilla warfare with bows in the americas before i can raise an army that can stand toe to toe with european line infantry, and it's all gone in a moment
People play total war for the campaign? How odd, I thought basically any other strategy game has a better campaign than TW, I play it for the battles and the strategy required to win those. Very unique to total war.
2:37 It is a little known fact that the giant pigeons of Britannia were hunted to extinction during the medieval era. However in due to the rare nature of the species even back then the Knights who hunted them would embellish the stories of these hunts, claiming the pigeons were covered in scales and breathed fire. As a result few historical records hold accurate information about the appearance of this once great species.
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I literally don't understand why they just didn't expand the map to include Norway and Denmark. Would have made the game more enjoyable to invade Englel with the Vikings imo.
@Pulp i mean the time period is around the first viking invasions, which many potential kings used to their advantage to rally political and military power to their court. Which eventually lead up to a United Kingdom.
So primed for Ironside memes that when it has no jokes I gotta rewatch the intro to find the hidden meme. Wait. Is a no meme intro also a meme *because* he is playing the ad straight?
04:09 There is actually quite a bit of proof that people in the past wore coloured clothing. The idea of the middle ages being stuffed with brown and black clothing is a modern cliché
I like it a lot as well. If I'm in the mood to play a total war game I choose it over the rest of the total war games. I do agree the map feels a bit too much for Britain, but it's not as bad once you realize that you are supposed to have allies/vassals and not conquer the entire map since the game mechanics pretty much guarantee bankruptcy if you do. And I feel like it's the only TW game where your allies don't backstab you every single game or has stupid insane factions that war declare on you for no reason every game like the wood elves in Warhammer that declare war on you when you are trying to save the world from Chaos, I don't know what their problem is.
i honestly thaught that this was another DLC for ATTILA when it was first announced, now that i see it, it hoenstly looks like it was originally a DLC for attilla that just got put too the side for the war hammer games. and they decided to release it as its own thing.
Hadn't played a total war game in about five years, and this took me back to Medieval Total War - Viking Invasions. Possibly my favourite period of British history, I think that the setting is generally very well done, faction progress etc, historical events and transitions. I have racked up 76 hours in the past 5 days, so, yes, it's bearable!!
I actually really enjoy this setting of the viking age along with Scottish history, which is why I also like this game a lot, however I do understand the criticisms.
I agree, it's not worth the cash, its like total war attila, same types of city, and limited expansion on gameplay, you would have thought by now that they would have changed the city design, making them much larger for battles to happen with in them, or walled cities with outer and inner walled defences
It wouldn't fit the setting though, viking age UK pre-england is basically just a bunch of tribes and petty kings fighting over bits of land. Most places were small towns with not much more than a wooden pallisade as fortification most of the time so it's pretty accurate for the time period, just kind of a boring setting for total war.
@@magicaltomatoes True, but it,s something they should have done in the Total War games by now, its what#s been missing from the games for a while. Every time they bring out a new release its almost the same as far as how cities look
@@camulodunon im a graphic designer, i was really refering to the graphics as art, the medieval drawings are fine, tho i dont know why they made the cinematics metallic
its weird, but the kingdoms dlc for medieval 2 that added the brittania theatre as one of the campaigns, is way better than the full release thrones of brittania game. to me thats just a bit odd
Nah, the brittania expansion of med 2 felt really empty. The factions are lacking in numbers even compared to the relatively sparse factions in this game and instead of being split up into a bunch of kingdoms under certain culture groups they're all just clumped up into Wales, Ireland, Scotland, Norway, England. It makes no sense and leads to a campaign map that feels way too empty. I guess the biggest advantage it has over this game is that each faction tends to have more differentiation from the others in terms of units (and therefore playstyle) but even then that's only barely.
I don’t think this game is that bad, I actually think it’s nice, but no one likes it because it isn’t special enough. It doesn’t add enough to be as loved as warhammer or shogun 2
Also this time period does not feel as special as others as well. Rome 2, everyone loves Rome, medieval 2, legit everyone loves medieval Europe, even Attila, which many people don’t care about the Huns, incorporates lots of new unique mechanics
It doesn't look good either. All my life I have been trying to make my friends play Atilla with me but no one likes the graphics and now this game comes up and it looks almost like Atilla
i mean i like warhammer total war the most of all the total war games i love fantasy i like warhammer and the unit vararity and the insanity of the universe makes it so much fun
I occasionally still play Thrones, but even as a lover of Viking history and the time period - it’s still a very bare bones game. I’d like to see a dlc released to flesh it out some. The battles I enjoy, but I hate the artistic style of the UI and unit cards etc. The lack of playable factions and variety is palpable.
I think Rome I and Warhammer are the top titles because the factions feel so different to each other, so the experience changes as play each one, or even as a single faction but where you start encountering different types of armies. Plus you can imagine all the huge number of combinations of pitting x against y. The art comes a lot into it as well, it's not like a third of the romans dressed in green and all the carthaginians dressed in white, and the britons in blue but it really helps in creating a unique feel to each faction just through using colour with artistic licence. This game seems to do all of these things badly for the sake of historical realism and 'grittiness', and normally I'm a huge fan of 'grittiness' but you're right, here it just seems boring.
Its a good game it gets undeserved hate but honestly its hard to justify playing it when Warhammer 2 (vampire coast dlc) and other big non-TW releases are out.
I love throwns of Britannia simply because it's the only total war game I've ever seen where people playing can have 9 stacks on 9 stacks organically and that's amazing to me
The old Rome, Medieval and Shogun are all still played by a lot of people, the only reason they dont show up because they came out before Steam was a thing for the series, so noone ha the steam edition.
The OG Medieval I and Shogun I are both still pretty playable gameplay wise. The battles haven't changed, and the strategic gameplay has so few mechanics that there's not much to get in the way of constant fights. Still worth playing.
Rome 2 was played quite a lot because they polished and it had(have) quite an active MP and modding community. Attila could be there, but Huns and campaign mechanics added to ridicolous balance issues pissed people off before CA could fix everything.
Damn, the map really is huge! Much too big for just the british isles, but then again, the whole game takes place there, so you gotta have enough area for people to govern and conquer. Attila is the most recent TW game I played, and the map there was huge as well, but it spanned from scotland to the arabian peninsula...
"Thats right it's throne of Britannia, I have mixed feelings on this game. Whilst the battles and mechanics seem okay I'm just not that into the setting." I know right, who the hell would want to be anywhere near the british isles?
I kinda wish that they made total war campaign maps to the scale of this game, like, I wish the map of Europe was made in the same level of detail as this map of England
- "Should we make a tutorial level for all the complex bullshit we put into the game mechanics?" - "No, let's just open up an in-game browser that goes to a video they have to watch in order to have it explained to them. people love that!" - "How long will some of these videos be?" - "I don't know, like an hour?"
Another game you should check that nobody wanted is the 2002 Paradox Board Game Simulator “Diplomacy”. It’s based off a great board game, but terrible AI leads to Europe looking like the worst border gore you’ve ever seen.
The setting is just odd. For a fully viking total war they should have included Scandinavia, and northern France and Germany in addition to the British isle's. A big problem I see is that there is no "invasion" so to speak, nobody is defending against any foreign threat. There's no invasion of(or by) the Roman Empire or a marauding horde of chaos from the north. No real "central conflict" so to speak. For an English/British focused game they could have done something like the invasion of William the conqueror or the War(s) of the Roses. I have only played TW:WH 1 & 2 so that's certainly not an educated opinion.
"Whilst the battles and mechanics seem okay" hol' up my dear fellow. Whilst I appreciate the new mechanics,the battles are far from "ok".Exactly like in Attila the battles to me feel devoyed of any impact or satisfaction. They took the juice out of cav charges since Shogun 2 and never cared to put it back in , the units just hack at each others healthbars rather than at the enemy infront of them, and bows are basically almost negligable since they even have a hard time dropping the approx. 3 units in this game that couldn't get their hands on some shields. Let 2 bow units fight each other and enjoy the shitshow for ten minutes or so. Yeah the 85 accuracy bow warrior monks from shogun were a bit much but that doesn't mean you have tomake all future bows shoot into the stratosphere rather than the general direction of the enemy.
lol, Rifleman in Empire were a bit overpowered, but why I loved playing as the Spanish, you could hire an unlimited number of rifleman (almost all other factions limited it to 6 or something)
defuq are you complaining on? i use arrows in all newer total war game and dominate the battlegfield with them, explicit in ToB. People just became fucking entitled with Shogun "im not allowed to critizice it" 2 and their arrows, who are to this day OP, because in shogun 2 the units were unrealistic wide, so you had less a problem of friendly fire. now bowman will stop fighting their own troops, if they block the enemy....same in warhammer, just on a fucking sidenote, but there you can fire of giants to prevent this problem....in the past everyone KNEW that you had to circle your enemy to kill them effective without friendly fire on your own troops. to claim, that bowman became shit in recent total-war games just highlights, that you dont really give a fuck about total-war and demands a modern rome total war without bugs, graphics of 2050 and all features of newer games without destroying balance problems. next you gonna drink your milk from your egg laying wool growing pig. AND dont get me starting on "the cav charge has a lack of juice" bullshit, while the animation is LITERALLY the same in Rome 2 and everyone called it shit. yes, your basic cav get destroyed by an spea runit, cant believe it, even wors eif your charge right in the front of them. but this didnt happend in shogun 2 with the same basic light cav. that you get at the start? oh, you replace it after just 5 turns minimum with special cav and never moved back for the next 200 games? well good for this great diversity in gameplay. Shogun2 without DLCs, the main-campaign, was one of the simples, less diverse gameplays in the whole total war sage, the building mechanics were laughable easy and stringent, 90% of the siege maps were boring, often with garrison always winnable against full stack, if you know your cheese and thereby alwaysthe same. the battle maps were nearly identical and people liked it, because it was so fucking easy to win and feel good about it.
![Postmodern Era (Third Tower of Whispering Horrors) [Forge of Empires]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ou_RK6VdNhg/mqdefault.jpg)
As a Dubliner, I can confirm that we do in fact still have to contend with giant seagulls (pidgeons) terrorizing us on a daily basis.
K
Tell me about it
Are they loyalist or republican seagulls?
As a fellow person from the British Isles I can confirm
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I hate to say this. But I was actually one of those two people that play the Empire total war demo.
Shame on you
@@yazack9963 isnt it a joke? I was just continuing it:)
I have found you brother
How come your y ain’t playing hoi4 and making Germany rule the world
I am the other person who played the demo and I'm ashamed of it.
"19 people played Rome: Total War - Alexander in the past week."
*looks around nervously, ummm about that...
It's actually a great campaign that is really hard at the start.
**glances over shoulder**
It's actually a really good campaign once you've gotten the hang of it.
"I don't think its for me" - 45% of people that played this game.
hello legend!!
Well thankfully it isn't aimed at the average mainstream bored market, instead it appeals to people who like history :D Clearly the author of this video isn't one.
@@Arrwmkr Is it really authentic? Doesn't look like it, but never played.
@@TheTeodorsoldierabvb well it's still a pc game but they have tried to model the historical period hence the lack of variety in units as complained about here. Also the Viking invasions were happening in this period, there are real names used, especially of rulers. Religion is accurate as Vikings did gradually, eventually convert to Christianity. So yeah, not bad really.
@@Arrwmkr So to conclude its whiny basement dwellers who want fantasy swords and nipple armor. But they whine again when they get it - WH. The last game people didn't bitch about was Shogun II.
P.S What bothered me was the large number of cav, which is strange for early medieval Britain.
"what do you have to research in 879?"... literally everything.
Eghbert liked this.
The Famous Viking Isorrowproductions, who raided england and made slaves of every human being on that island to serve him for some dark shit is said to be more famous than Ragnar Lodbrok and his Sons
Who the flip is ragnar lodbrok and his sons?
Lothbrok*
Someone has been watching the ginger
VIKINGS series is amazing @@toatrika2443
Temi Ajuwon *Loðbrok
Scotland is just British Siberia and Glasgow is a gulag
woah Glasgow's a nice place. there might be a bit of communists there but it's part of the Glasgow charm.
@@julianoftannutuva6138
Beat up a ned or get beat up by neds.
Im in gulag then
From England 🏴 can confirm
Very true
Dan Slater England is just as bad
I want to ask if you will play the famous total war game "Total war: Hobo Erektus" where you play in the 8000B.C. with sticks and stone and there is a fire DLC
@Julio Argentino Roca not funny
funny
@@mulan-jinglesemusicas1513 not funny
Not funny
*combo breaker*
@@MegaOgrady funny
No one plays it because it doesn't have an artillery only mode
Damn you right
first one to like it
Justin Y. Keep forcing it, it’ll become funny anyday now.
And cool maths games
You are literaly a legend on RUclips
"It really looks like a bunch of homeless people having a scrap " Yeah that sounds historically accurate to to the time and place
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So you'd continue the joke about smoke arrows but ignore the fact that, that unit was named legitimately as "horse boys"
They have the same name and in the medieval 2 britonnia expansion tho
ALL HAIL GISLI THE FISH-GOD!!!!!!!
Jizzli
Rome Total War has some serious performance issues on newer computers which is probably why it has so few players. Also it was originally released on a disc with no Steam registration needed, so the real number of players playing it might be higher (same goes for Medieval 2 Total War)
especially when you find the "no-cd crack" version of the executable. I bought the "Gold" Edition of the game a little late, but I still wanted the no-cd crack for obvious reasons. Hell I ran the game on my Toshiba netbook. Yes the 1 netbook Toshiba came out with for all of the 6 months that netbooks were popular.
its funny how everyone ignores, that Medieval 2 kingdoms is dead......
@@apollomars1678 yeah, pretty surprising honestly.
I still have that disk :)
"My king standing amongst the peasants"
Name of the unit : Elite sword infantry. Lol
To explain about Empire Total War.
It has IMO, the best campaign game of all the Total War games, so although the land battles are possibly some of the worst in the series, the campaign is a lot of fun. The technology really empowers your troops, the economy is vibrant, the balance is good, and the diplomacy feels relevant. The sea battles are really good too, and the entire period is pretty interesting, with a large world involved.
Even though the land battles are not the best, they don't require you to micro manage your way to success, as much as some other titles do. So us older slower players like that as well.
i only ever played the game to play as the navy loveing nations like england, and the dutch. honestly the most interesting part of the game for me. and i still love it today.
I once tried to create the Soviet Union in Empire total war. Turned Russia into a Republic. Invaded Ottomans while trading tech for money, money for trade and pitting enemies against enemies. I used only Militia infantry and soon I had positive income in every province. Wen I captured the last spot in the game I was making like 175k a turn.
Playing the minor factions mod and laying waste to europe as the iriquois confederacy was a lot of fun.... until the mod crashes and took my save file with it, and i haven't played the game ever since
lots of hours of guerilla warfare with bows in the americas before i can raise an army that can stand toe to toe with european line infantry, and it's all gone in a moment
People play total war for the campaign? How odd, I thought basically any other strategy game has a better campaign than TW, I play it for the battles and the strategy required to win those. Very unique to total war.
2:37
It is a little known fact that the giant pigeons of Britannia were hunted to extinction during the medieval era. However in due to the rare nature of the species even back then the Knights who hunted them would embellish the stories of these hunts, claiming the pigeons were covered in scales and breathed fire. As a result few historical records hold accurate information about the appearance of this once great species.
Please play Lego Indiana Jones for the Nintendo ds.
Lego Harry Potter Years 1-4 for the ds
No play Stardew valley you gone love it xD
Oh yes. I have that game :D
On the Wii instead
Woah Satan, calm down.
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This post was definitely not made by using Ctrl C and V
Thank you
This is the peak of randomness
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It worked, wow
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"Looks like homeless people having a scrap"
*Immersion intensifies*
Yeah but how can no one play it if you are 🤔
ISP doesn't count as a person
kremit the frog he’s just an empty hull after ARTILLERY ONLY
And just lives from the pain of the people in the world and from the Ironside Intro
Holy shit, I played Medieval 2: Kingdoms this month. Guess I am only a third of a person...
Seriously, it's crazy how dead Med 2 kingdoms is. It's almost hard to believe.
"Hello. I'm Gisli, but you can call me Erikur's sister. Everyone does." - Gisli
Come on ISP, everyone knows Gisli is Erikur's sister.
Nice
I remember playing the Empire: Total War demo
It was the first time I got Steam
I was like "Great, more malware"
It’s because everyone is busy playing Apex Legends
nope, just because this game sucks :P
@@prospect2664 but also Apex is great
Play Titanfall 2 Instead.
Apex was fun for the first 3 hours....now it's gotten so, so, soooo boring......
DaiReith wrong
I'd love to see a DLC or mod for this one that turns it into Romano British vs Saxons. A neglected period.
Feck yes
Its mostly neglected due to lack of writen records unfortunately
I wanna see iSorrow play as the Orcs in Warhammer. They're basically football fans and we know how much the British love football.
I thought they liked Soccer, when did they start liking real football?
@@ShadowWolfRising They like Blood Bowl, which is American football but more violent. They've been liking that since the 90s at least, if not earlier.
play company of heroes 1 or 2 with blitzkrieg mod
Men Of War AS 2, or COH 1 (Blitzkreig) are the best WW2 RTS games to date
@@bajablastmyface true
I cant get coh1 to work
@@spazbauer ;-;
It just keeps crashing, ive tried to figure out how to get it to work and nothing works
Thrones UI hurts my fucking eyes I returned it solely on that
I literally don't understand why they just didn't expand the map to include Norway and Denmark.
Would have made the game more enjoyable to invade Englel with the Vikings imo.
@Pulp but nobody likes it and he is suggesting something better. fuck the title
@Pulp i mean the time period is around the first viking invasions, which many potential kings used to their advantage to rally political and military power to their court. Which eventually lead up to a United Kingdom.
A "United Kingdom" before or after they got waxed by the Normans?
@@christianh4723 after.
Medieval 2 Kingdom teutonic campaign, you can play Norway and Denmark.
So primed for Ironside memes that when it has no jokes I gotta rewatch the intro to find the hidden meme.
Wait. Is a no meme intro also a meme *because* he is playing the ad straight?
A lack of colour is not more historically accurate, if anything people were more colourfully dressed in the past than we are today.
04:09 There is actually quite a bit of proof that people in the past wore coloured clothing. The idea of the middle ages being stuffed with brown and black clothing is a modern cliché
It feels like an Attila mod. If Atilla and Shogun 2's system of every city being a faction in the campaign had a baby.
Personnaly I love this game😂😂😂
Frikandellenbrood
@ᛋᛟ Bad Maw ᚾᛉ rustig jongeman
Agreed I found it really fun especially the politics and recruitment.
I like it a lot as well. If I'm in the mood to play a total war game I choose it over the rest of the total war games. I do agree the map feels a bit too much for Britain, but it's not as bad once you realize that you are supposed to have allies/vassals and not conquer the entire map since the game mechanics pretty much guarantee bankruptcy if you do. And I feel like it's the only TW game where your allies don't backstab you every single game or has stupid insane factions that war declare on you for no reason every game like the wood elves in Warhammer that declare war on you when you are trying to save the world from Chaos, I don't know what their problem is.
ᛋᛟ Bad Maw ᚾᛉ kom samen?
Maybe those giant pigeons just ate away anyone trying to play this game
Shogun 2 is my favourite one, it just plays so well
Nathanael Paxevanos I hate sieges there. I have absolutely no cover from archers. I get 80% of troops massacred, before they even reach the walls.
@@fellowtemplar5679 and the you can cheese tier 3 unit with a yari wall
I love war, my country is ready for war. We have taekwondo soldiers
Thank you Great Leader,very cool!
Wrong Korea
may you live for 10,000 years!
We are the knights of NII!!
BLASPHEMER! HE SAID THE N WORD!
It feels like a downgrade from attila in most aspects but actually more expensive.
I know, right? The UI is hideous to look at.
i honestly thaught that this was another DLC for ATTILA when it was first announced, now that i see it, it hoenstly looks like it was originally a DLC for attilla that just got put too the side for the war hammer games. and they decided to release it as its own thing.
this one welsh faction was actually the only one i was playing, that with the longbows
qwertz ü same lol I enjoyed it but never played again
When u have interlnal problems and think u are nobody
Pray for ISP
My friend bought it. He played it for 10 hours. I'm kinda sad that he wasted his money on it but hey if he had a great time then it worth it
its fun for a couple hours. Not too bad for the low price (keystore)
*Insert extremely unfunny Coolmathgames joke*
*funny
Or JustinY Edition: *INSERT EXTREMELY OLD AND UNFUNNY ARTILLERY ONLY JOKE*
Cool maths games is the new ideology
Sonny Forde *religion
Insert ancient joke about a country that doesn't exist.
Hadn't played a total war game in about five years, and this took me back to Medieval Total War - Viking Invasions. Possibly my favourite period of British history, I think that the setting is generally very well done, faction progress etc, historical events and transitions. I have racked up 76 hours in the past 5 days, so, yes, it's bearable!!
Jesus Christ 15.2hours of gametime per day, you really must like it!
@@Skerathh I was supposed to be decorating my house, but the call of Wessex was too strong!
@@willdobson7351 Haha I like the way you think!
2:40 you've never heard or read of the Haast's eagle so.... Nicknamed the baby snatcher before it was hunted to extinction....
"Let's do something more interesting.... I usually autoresolve" 🤔
I actually really enjoy this setting of the viking age along with Scottish history, which is why I also like this game a lot, however I do understand the criticisms.
3:27 I wish he called himself pathetic, it would go along so well.
As I'm watching this I just got a notification about some one doing a Scottish let's play on total war thrones of Britannia
game is only playable with mods, but once you do, it makes for a good total war.
Which mods do you recommend?
My favorite game is Total War:Roblox
Same
I prefer Typical Colours 2
I agree, it's not worth the cash, its like total war attila, same types of city, and limited expansion on gameplay, you would have thought by now that they would have changed the city design, making them much larger for battles to happen with in them, or walled cities with outer and inner walled defences
It wouldn't fit the setting though, viking age UK pre-england is basically just a bunch of tribes and petty kings fighting over bits of land. Most places were small towns with not much more than a wooden pallisade as fortification most of the time so it's pretty accurate for the time period, just kind of a boring setting for total war.
@@magicaltomatoes True, but it,s something they should have done in the Total War games by now, its what#s been missing from the games for a while. Every time they bring out a new release its almost the same as far as how cities look
i love the map, the setting, the seiges... what kills the game is an old system, terrible art, and crazy micromanagement
You don't like the art? It's one of my favorite parts of the game!
The art is based on the art of the region in that period
the art is pretty dope tho
I stand by these other folks in that the art is uniquely epic.
@@camulodunon im a graphic designer, i was really refering to the graphics as art, the medieval drawings are fine, tho i dont know why they made the cinematics metallic
"I could never imagine actually taking the time to conquer all of this"
I did it once, i conquered all of britannia and it was horrible.
But you are playing it
*illusion 100*
its weird, but the kingdoms dlc for medieval 2 that added the brittania theatre as one of the campaigns, is way better than the full release thrones of brittania game. to me thats just a bit odd
Nah, the brittania expansion of med 2 felt really empty. The factions are lacking in numbers even compared to the relatively sparse factions in this game and instead of being split up into a bunch of kingdoms under certain culture groups they're all just clumped up into Wales, Ireland, Scotland, Norway, England. It makes no sense and leads to a campaign map that feels way too empty. I guess the biggest advantage it has over this game is that each faction tends to have more differentiation from the others in terms of units (and therefore playstyle) but even then that's only barely.
Too small scale and I'm getting bored of only seeing Britain for these Viking age scenarios. I'd love a whole map of Europe for this period.
I don’t think this game is that bad, I actually think it’s nice, but no one likes it because it isn’t special enough. It doesn’t add enough to be as loved as warhammer or shogun 2
Also this time period does not feel as special as others as well. Rome 2, everyone loves Rome, medieval 2, legit everyone loves medieval Europe, even Attila, which many people don’t care about the Huns, incorporates lots of new unique mechanics
Also, this game focuses so much on story and animation that is misses out on the actual game aspect
It doesn't look good either. All my life I have been trying to make my friends play Atilla with me but no one likes the graphics and now this game comes up and it looks almost like Atilla
Those unit & leader portraits looks really cheap
Amen. Should've been an expansion not single game
I still like the simplicity of the Medieval 1 campaign but the battles are absolutely horrible quality
I'm disappointed that I didn't get to see the Kingdom of Slough carve a path of slaughter through the isles in the name of Big Bite.
I think the best part was the 3 minute MTG advert at the end of the video
i mean i like warhammer total war the most of all the total war games i love fantasy i like warhammer and the unit vararity and the insanity of the universe makes it so much fun
I occasionally still play Thrones, but even as a lover of Viking history and the time period - it’s still a very bare bones game. I’d like to see a dlc released to flesh it out some. The battles I enjoy, but I hate the artistic style of the UI and unit cards etc.
The lack of playable factions and variety is palpable.
The lack of unit variety and factions kinda makes sense TBH.
Remember that one time napoleon shot down a massive pigeon during waterloo
I think Rome I and Warhammer are the top titles because the factions feel so different to each other, so the experience changes as play each one, or even as a single faction but where you start encountering different types of armies. Plus you can imagine all the huge number of combinations of pitting x against y. The art comes a lot into it as well, it's not like a third of the romans dressed in green and all the carthaginians dressed in white, and the britons in blue but it really helps in creating a unique feel to each faction just through using colour with artistic licence.
This game seems to do all of these things badly for the sake of historical realism and 'grittiness', and normally I'm a huge fan of 'grittiness' but you're right, here it just seems boring.
Its a good game it gets undeserved hate but honestly its hard to justify playing it when Warhammer 2 (vampire coast dlc) and other big non-TW releases are out.
I love throwns of Britannia simply because it's the only total war game I've ever seen where people playing can have 9 stacks on 9 stacks organically and that's amazing to me
The old Rome, Medieval and Shogun are all still played by a lot of people, the only reason they dont show up because they came out before Steam was a thing for the series, so noone ha the steam edition.
The OG Medieval I and Shogun I are both still pretty playable gameplay wise. The battles haven't changed, and the strategic gameplay has so few mechanics that there's not much to get in the way of constant fights. Still worth playing.
Whenever I play any any game in Britain, I loose all strategy and concor the city I’m from
But what if @everyone is playing it?
Then this video will never exist
WHOMSTD'VE PINGED??!
STOP BEING DIRECT WITH ME
Several people are typing...
Rome 2 was played quite a lot because they polished and it had(have) quite an active MP and modding community. Attila could be there, but Huns and campaign mechanics added to ridicolous balance issues pissed people off before CA could fix everything.
Don't u dare insult my dear empire total war or u will have an army of dragoons outside ur home tomorrow
The arrow trails can be turned off its only for visibility for the player. I always play with that off. :)
iSorrowproductions: It is such a huge pigeon
Scale and distance: am I joke to you?
Total War Britannia is one of my favorite total wars and I will die on this hill.
isp sounds like emperor palpatine when he talks about rebels
I watched this for 10 minutes before realizing it wasn't the same as Age of Charlemagne.
Damn, the map really is huge! Much too big for just the british isles, but then again, the whole game takes place there, so you gotta have enough area for people to govern and conquer.
Attila is the most recent TW game I played, and the map there was huge as well, but it spanned from scotland to the arabian peninsula...
Paradox games have so much dlc it’s impossible to have them all
I have unfortunately have seen the welsh AI take over the ENTIRE BRITISH ISLAND!!! OUTRAGEOUS!
"Thats right it's throne of Britannia, I have mixed feelings on this game. Whilst the battles and mechanics seem okay I'm just not that into the setting." I know right, who the hell would want to be anywhere near the british isles?
Makes me happy to see so many people still playing the old total wars
Interesting seeing the town I live in, in a total war game.
I kinda wish that they made total war campaign maps to the scale of this game, like, I wish the map of Europe was made in the same level of detail as this map of England
Took me 4 minutes to realise this isn’t Victoria 2
catapult only challenge
jk superior siege engine challenge
plebs, for the ultimate Europa Barbarorum Experience you must play it with the Alex Exe.
the only total war game i never baught and i owned every single title and dlc of total war series
- "Should we make a tutorial level for all the complex bullshit we put into the game mechanics?"
- "No, let's just open up an in-game browser that goes to a video they have to watch in order to have it explained to them. people love that!"
- "How long will some of these videos be?"
- "I don't know, like an hour?"
If Total War Battles: Kingdom had its own Total War Game
I'm a big fan of the Anglo saxon era so this game was essentially made for me.
Another game you should check that nobody wanted is the 2002 Paradox Board Game Simulator “Diplomacy”. It’s based off a great board game, but terrible AI leads to Europe looking like the worst border gore you’ve ever seen.
Empire is one of the top Total War games because of its scale and diversity. If it was more polished it would be by far the best game of the series.
Diversity ?
Rome was the real killer with diversity
The setting is just odd. For a fully viking total war they should have included Scandinavia, and northern France and Germany in addition to the British isle's. A big problem I see is that there is no "invasion" so to speak, nobody is defending against any foreign threat. There's no invasion of(or by) the Roman Empire or a marauding horde of chaos from the north. No real "central conflict" so to speak. For an English/British focused game they could have done something like the invasion of William the conqueror or the War(s) of the Roses. I have only played TW:WH 1 & 2 so that's certainly not an educated opinion.
This map is the largest total war map by a landslide
Britannia is actually pretty good, its only problem is lackluster roster but there is only so much you can do in that time period
{pro tip} you can change city names , this is wery usefull.
"Whilst the battles and mechanics seem okay" hol' up my dear fellow. Whilst I appreciate the new mechanics,the battles are far from "ok".Exactly like in Attila the battles to me feel devoyed of any impact or satisfaction. They took the juice out of cav charges since Shogun 2 and never cared to put it back in , the units just hack at each others healthbars rather than at the enemy infront of them, and bows are basically almost negligable since they even have a hard time dropping the approx. 3 units in this game that couldn't get their hands on some shields. Let 2 bow units fight each other and enjoy the shitshow for ten minutes or so. Yeah the 85 accuracy bow warrior monks from shogun were a bit much but that doesn't mean you have tomake all future bows shoot into the stratosphere rather than the general direction of the enemy.
lol, Rifleman in Empire were a bit overpowered, but why I loved playing as the Spanish, you could hire an unlimited number of rifleman (almost all other factions limited it to 6 or something)
defuq are you complaining on? i use arrows in all newer total war game and dominate the battlegfield with them, explicit in ToB. People just became fucking entitled with Shogun "im not allowed to critizice it" 2 and their arrows, who are to this day OP, because in shogun 2 the units were unrealistic wide, so you had less a problem of friendly fire. now bowman will stop fighting their own troops, if they block the enemy....same in warhammer, just on a fucking sidenote, but there you can fire of giants to prevent this problem....in the past everyone KNEW that you had to circle your enemy to kill them effective without friendly fire on your own troops. to claim, that bowman became shit in recent total-war games just highlights, that you dont really give a fuck about total-war and demands a modern rome total war without bugs, graphics of 2050 and all features of newer games without destroying balance problems. next you gonna drink your milk from your egg laying wool growing pig.
AND dont get me starting on "the cav charge has a lack of juice" bullshit, while the animation is LITERALLY the same in Rome 2 and everyone called it shit. yes, your basic cav get destroyed by an spea runit, cant believe it, even wors eif your charge right in the front of them. but this didnt happend in shogun 2 with the same basic light cav. that you get at the start? oh, you replace it after just 5 turns minimum with special cav and never moved back for the next 200 games? well good for this great diversity in gameplay.
Shogun2 without DLCs, the main-campaign, was one of the simples, less diverse gameplays in the whole total war sage, the building mechanics were laughable easy and stringent, 90% of the siege maps were boring, often with garrison always winnable against full stack, if you know your cheese and thereby alwaysthe same. the battle maps were nearly identical and people liked it, because it was so fucking easy to win and feel good about it.