I like the Wolf and pulp fiction but the Movie "Heat" beats it all. 🤷‍♂️

Hehe every time I get back into rome total war I always come back to your videos, I'm glad you came back Weirdly enough I fall asleep to your videos

I still don't get how the courier develops from a basic postman shot in the head and being armed with a week 9mm pistol to deciding a whole full scale war by using extremely costly equipment loke a .50 sniper...

I love those series

Banning drugs and alcohol doesnt stop them from being used, just creates a criminal market around their sale

Gone again

Thats the small issue with the roman units in this game. They simply dont hit hard enough. Especially those infantry

I like playing as the moors because you can recruit archer cavalry from Africa and weaken any European infantry because Cavalry are op. I also make an alliance with Portugal, they are weak but it stops Spain going to war with you, it invites France to take you on. In my current play through I've captured all the coast of southern and eastern spain and southern france, the trade income is crazy. I've made peace with Milan and have left horse archers hiding ready to ambush. Next step is to take Toledo

Dacia is great, Warband takes the initial cavalry charges and falxmen clean up every time

You can't use all girls anyway. Thracians attack you anyway at any point

Michael is a rat. He had to go

During the COVID-19 pandemic, when I was approached by honestly confused people who had been duped by the anti-vax crowd, I would paraphrase Winston Wolf: "If self-preservation is an instinct you possess, pretty-please, with sugar on top, get the f**king vaccine."

Sometimes character development is realizing you're more of the same, that some atributes are part of you. So, yeah nothing beats c

Reallly wish you would go back finish this campaign. Victory or defeat is still fun content to watch.

Armenia gets no respect. Granted their start position isn’t ideal but if you focus on Anatolia taking Sinope then breaking out towards Egypt and Greece their Cataphract archers are one of the best units in the game. Plus if you don’t want to cheese every siege their legionnaires are good enough to get your cav in the city. I mean Roman factions are going to dominate especially after the Marian reforms. A stack of Catphract archers can rough up the best infantry armies with volleys then tactical charges.

I keep coming back to the moors. Great starting position n strong units throughout the campaign. Best early strategy for me is; 1. Jihad Tunis turn 1. Army from marrakesh gets a merc galley n make way to leon. Army in cordoba hide in toledo forest. Buy cav in algiers. 2. Army in algiers join jihad. Use merc galley n park at cagliari. Sicily will be making way to algiers. 3. Attack leon, toledo n palermo at the same time. Make the enemy sally forth for easier win. 4. Toledo army to lisbon, leon army to pamplona, palermo to naples. 5. Naples army take tunis and finish jihad. So in 1 jihad cycle u immediately take out 3 factions. Then either expand to france+england or italy.

Nah don’t blame the NCR for trying to kill pacer, I shot the bastard once or twice myself for running his mouth

I understand what you want to say but could you ever realize how trevor became that Or do you still believe Michael would be like that as the he was befire, c'mon give Michael a chance to change he will surely became a nice father and if you would know why trevor became like this you would never choose option A

How is Dacia not the worst faction? They are bad in everything. No economy. No good army. No good spot.

Chad Lugotorix!

I tried Spain. After i waited 16+ turns to gather army close to the Spain-France boarders to defend from the Gauls and Romans who were allies with each other,the moment the remaining of what was left from my army has turncoated twice. Fastest quit I've ever done in my whole RTW career.

High taxation suggests a lack of liberal democracy? my guy have you been to europe?

Barbarian Cavalry costs 450 Denarius!!

Its quite easy. You need to rush them as soon as possible. Most of their armies you can obliterate on the field. Gauls and Carthage are a way to go. Either way, nothing beats cavalry charges combined with the warbands. On the other hand, i had quite a trouble with the Greeks because i was getting reeled by the maceodons, pontus and the thrace at the same time the moment i had captured larissa, corinth and thessaloniki. By the time i reached rome with one full stack of phalanx, I've lost all of my asia minor possessions plus Byzantium. At least i managed to conquer the macedons for good

Cool opinion ya got their but... *_Ave, True to Caesar_*

I was scared to play the Seleucids, but boy their starting position isn't nearly as difficult as people make it out to be. You just need to be aggressive and have a clear plan. The first thing to note is that they have an amazing economy. You'll be making a lot of money from the start and you have the hanging gardens to make farms very profitable. Secondly, and this may sound cheesy, but being spread out and having many enemies means you can just attack in all directions. And that is what you should be doing from turn one. Build basic barracks wherever you dont have em, then build walls wherever you dont have em, and upgrade the barracks in antioch to gain access to phalanx pikemen at turn 5. Basic stables give milita cav which is actually pretty good at the start to serve both a skirmish and light cav role running down fleeing units or making them flee with a rear charge when they're engaged in combat. Not great against other cav, but very useful vs the first tiers of infantry you'll be facing at the start. You rush Seleucia to Susa to clear that eastern front. With mercs you win. Sardis moves up to Pergamum to kick out the greek cities from the mainland. Rhodes will still be there, but you'll deal with that later. Antioch and Damascus move down to Sidon and then Jerusalem. Hatra and Tarsus just build up militia hoplites to defend against inevitable Armenian and Pontic aggression. And those are really the only places you need to defend, the rest is offense. Ignore the rebel settlements, the nearby factions are the threat you want to start dismantling asap. From Susa you move north towards Arsakia, with reinforcements from Seleucia. After taking Arsakia you turn on the Armenians from the east. After Pergamum you deny Nicomedia and/or Ankara from Pontus and lay into them. By the time you declare, Tarsus will have enough troops to hold and your western asia minor settlements are shielded by your army coming in. The egyptian front just keeps rolling up cities, making sure no egyptian army escapes into the desert and surprises you with a stack of nubian spearmen after a bunch of turns. The now pontic and armenian fronts support each other and pretty quick antioch can switch from sending troops south to sending troops north. Since your starting economy is so strong, you can start pumping out units from the start. Since you're aggressive, you'll be taking quite a few settlements which bolster your economy further to support recruiting more troops. Even if you don't specifically focus economy in your settlements, the money will be decent enough as the settlements have decent sizes. Whenever you do have the military buildings you need in a settlement, you'll want farms first and foremost to use the hanging gardens bonus and increase pop growth. Then roads to move troops. And as you take settlements, your front becomes more focused and more and more settlements become safe from enemies sitting behind your newly conquered settlements. And of course once you own the entire middle east, you now have incredibly safe and rich territory, 6 out of the 7 wonders and you're starting to gain access to the high tier units in your fantastic roster to effectively fight the romans. So opposite of what Lugotorix says in the video - no slowly building up, your enemies are doing the same and building up doesnt solve any of your problems. Aggression out of the gate, hit everyone around you fast and hard, and you just start rolling like no other faction can in the area.

Cataphracts, in my opinion are the best unit in the game (on an open field)

Thessalonica.This is where I come from.

I have been playing the game for 5 hours and tried the Macedonian faction and i got 5 enemies already😢

They have no good anti calvary units. Playing as selucids, a stack of scythed chariots will take out a stack of legionaries with 0 casualties

Enclave here

How's lack of diversity bad ?

Agree that Spain are hard but geographically they, like Numidia, can sweep away their enemies, if you expand in the right direction and focus on cavalry. They also aren't fun factions to play but it very satisfying, fighting and beating AI armies who should beat you but lose to the mechanics of the game. I always found Cathage hard because as soon as you get the Romans on the bakmck foot Numidia, Spain, Egpyt and Gaul start attacking you.

I played it defensively and never lost a settlement

Rome army is really ridiculous even in early game. I am playing with Greek, besieging Messana that has 3 generals and 4 Hasatti inside it. I have full stack army and I can't even win the battle Half of them is hoplites. Because whenever the generals attack my troops, somehow they just rout while they have 90+ units left. I have totally no idea why this can happen. Furthermore spearment units has bonus damage vs cavalry.

NCR is obviously the best and most common

You’re stuck in the Hellenic/Roman mindset, you gotta let your inner barbarian out. You don’t build up infrastructure and economy. You attack immediately and raise shrines to your pagan gods.

Man, you’re playing Dacia wrong. You don’t go for the rebel settlements. You immediately blitz Thrace and take over their settlements to make fat stacks. You just don’t have that barbarian grindset

Anyone still playing? Love this game!

So many dudes in the comments dont play Very hard Very hard and it shows

I just finished the game, went with yes man.

The house always wins 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Just go sipahi. Nothing else needed.

Driving out the old timers means NCR is worst

ive played total war games since rome.and i very rarely take troops from one city to another..

Uh oh......its been 3 months without an upload, yall. Here we go again!

THE KING HAS RETURNED!

In general, even though we didn't get too much about Franklin's character, we all know Franklin wouldn't kill any of them. So C is the option Franklin would choose.

I did have a somewhat bad feeling when I killed Mr House and it said "This action has doomed humanity" or something like that

This faction seems powerful but for some reason they'd crash the game every time I started a battle with them. I wonder if there was some Hun related file that was never properly installing, because it happened both on my Steam version and disc copy and it happened on multiple computers. Weird faction.