Warhammer Total War Confirmed
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Soldato
Looks good, I'm going to have to the bretonnia campaign now. A little disappointed some of the smaller factions in the current game won't become playable mind.
Soldato
Playing as Von Carstein, just came across this:
I worked it out... that's 131 units, costing 70,000 to recruit in one go, and 20,000 per turn upkeep. Plus the cost of 7 lords to recruit all the units (which would make upkeep even more).
I worked it out... that's 131 units, costing 70,000 to recruit in one go, and 20,000 per turn upkeep. Plus the cost of 7 lords to recruit all the units (which would make upkeep even more).
Soldato
Playing as Von Carstein, just came across this:
I worked it out... that's 131 units, costing 70,000 to recruit in one go, and 20,000 per turn upkeep. Plus the cost of 7 lords to recruit all the units (which would make upkeep even more).
Some good battles were had there!
What are some good tutorial resources? I picked this up last night but find it a little daunting and not sure what's going on. Here seem to be a million and one YouTube videos out there, are there any in particular that are good?
Id really like to just set up custom battles where I can control small groups just to get an idea of how things work. Is that possible? I tried with a custom game this morning, added a few units to my army but the ai added a huge army in return. It's would be good just to have a limit or 3 or 4 units to fiddle about with.
Id really like to just set up custom battles where I can control small groups just to get an idea of how things work. Is that possible? I tried with a custom game this morning, added a few units to my army but the ai added a huge army in return. It's would be good just to have a limit or 3 or 4 units to fiddle about with.
Just put "total war warhammer tutorial" into youtube search and play the highest viewed ones. Those are generally the good ones.
Maybe read the manual and play with the settings for more than 1 minute before you give up? You can decide how big the enemy army is by selecting their units as you select your own. Unless you have some kind of attention deficit order, then just have a little patience and figure things out like everyone else does.
Soldato
Just play the campaign with tutorial advice set to high. Dwarfs probably the easiest to start with.
Good job you have the evening to think about it too, then!
No, as you can see from the thread it's a terrible game and we all hate it.
Is there any need for that at all?
This is a forum for discussing things and for people to ask questions. Stop being such a tool.
When someone is too lazy to do the most basic research and expects others to make the effort for them then yes, there's a need.
I don't really think he was asking something basic (such as - how do you move a unit). I think his question was valid and of use to other beginners. Your reply was just rude.
Your opinion has been duly noted, Herr *********.
maybe keep off the drink in future, if you don't want to answer the question I asked, then don't, but your answer doesn't indicate if it would be worth getting if I own a couple of the games in the series.Good job you have the evening to think about it too, then!
No, as you can see from the thread it's a terrible game and we all hate it.
Why, logically speaking, would it not be worth getting if you have the previous games in the series? Do you like fantasy settings or hate them? Did you like the previous total war games? No-one can answer this extremely vague and general question for you.
This game is very good, it's worth buying all the dlc too.
I have completed the below campaigns on very hard.
Chaos (also done on legendary)
Empire
Beastmen
Green skins.
I currently doing a dwarfs campaign on very hard and it's by far the easiest. Their economy is so strong compared to other factions that you easily afford 5/6 stacks of good troops.
If you play on higher difficulties the essential skill is the red tree one what that buffs your basic troops to plus 12att and def, some factions it does charge instead of defence.
Grombidal for dwarfs has insane campaign buffs in blue tree that benefits entire faction.
I found the Empire the hardest campaign, due to being in middle and possible getting into a war with everyone. Plus bearing the brunt of the even more powerful chaos invasion and Varg and skalling constant raids.
You can also play on very hard campaign and normal battle difficulty if you like. Just start a campaign on very hard, go into options and adjust the battle difficulty to normal. The Ai gets insane buffs on higher difficulties which can ruin immersion such as goblins spears wiping out drawf warriors with ease.
I have completed the below campaigns on very hard.
Chaos (also done on legendary)
Empire
Beastmen
Green skins.
I currently doing a dwarfs campaign on very hard and it's by far the easiest. Their economy is so strong compared to other factions that you easily afford 5/6 stacks of good troops.
If you play on higher difficulties the essential skill is the red tree one what that buffs your basic troops to plus 12att and def, some factions it does charge instead of defence.
Grombidal for dwarfs has insane campaign buffs in blue tree that benefits entire faction.
I found the Empire the hardest campaign, due to being in middle and possible getting into a war with everyone. Plus bearing the brunt of the even more powerful chaos invasion and Varg and skalling constant raids.
You can also play on very hard campaign and normal battle difficulty if you like. Just start a campaign on very hard, go into options and adjust the battle difficulty to normal. The Ai gets insane buffs on higher difficulties which can ruin immersion such as goblins spears wiping out drawf warriors with ease.