MEDIEVAL 2 TOTAL WAR WALKTHROUGH FULL
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They are the average player and most people will end up becoming them. The Moderate- Seriously not much to say about type of player. Can seem weakier later in the game and this strategy is usually only meant to be kept until half way through the game (expert players can follow this method out the whole game if they are good). Cons: Not very expansive and you can easily get demoralized if you keep looking at the quick expansionist strategies the computer uses sometimes. Few provinces means it's easier to guard and defense is always easier than attack. Pros: If you can balance your enemies and allies while at the same time manipulating the computers actions and units you can win the game using a satisfying 'invisible hand' method. Bribing enemy armies and launching crusades will become the norm as the Diplomat. Making sure the enemy has few good generals as well as figuring out which side to take in wars will definatly be a high priority for the Diplomat. Diplomats must use spies, emissaries, inquisitors, and assasins to be successfull. Diplomats are preferably Christians with starting points that have convienient trade options available to them (for example the Italians) as this will allow them to make a lot of money while maintaining friendly relations with most nations (this also helps with trading). The diplomats will concentrate on building up most of their starting provinces since it is not likely that they will be conquering much. This is a good decision if you are bad at the real time battles, just want something different, or if caution is just your nature.

Here are some you should think about: The Diplomat- This strategy involves using an almost complete defensive plan that incorporates a slew of strategic agents. Now is a good time to put together a basic strategy. Take a good long look at the fold out tech tree that came with the game since this will be very useful the entire game. What you decide to build is all dependent on what kind of strategy you are going to use as well as the group you choose. What Now? - Your first thought is probably 'what to build?'. Just make sure not to become to dependent on a certain ally since you may not even be able to get him to ally with you or he could backstab you later.

It is a good idea to incorporate allies into your plan right from the start. Try to make a basic idea of which areas you think are most important for you to defend or conquer. Take note of how much income they have, resources, trade goods, terrain, other specialties and buildings there. Right-click and examine all the territories you can see. You probably won't be able to see much but that won't be for long. Getting Your Bearings - The first thing you do once you are actually in the campaign map is to take a look around. Now you can really get started in building an empire (NOTE: The next few chapters assume you have choosen Early Period although they can be helpful on any age). New players should have a combined difficulty of easy or normal. Please take note that the ai does not get smarter past normal, they just cheat and get more money. When I say combined difficulty I mean that if your group has a difficulty of easy and you pick a game difficulty of hard then you have a combined difficulty of normal. If you are a Shogun veteran you might as well play at a combined difficulty of normal or above or you may quickly get bored. Once you have decided then go back to the main menu and NOW decide your difficulty. For the first game try and choose a group that has a difficulty of easy or normal.

MEDIEVAL 2 TOTAL WAR WALKTHROUGH PRO

Since this is your first time you should make sure to read all the decriptions for each group since they include almost every pro and con of your group.

Now comes the first hard decision you will have to make who to be? There is no real 'best' group to be although some are clearly more powerfull than others. Starting in the early period is recommended because it is not so frantic and you won't have 100 different unit thrown at you in the beginning. I suggest not worrying about the difficulty you select right now as that can be changed.

MEDIEVAL 2 TOTAL WAR WALKTHROUGH FULL

Starting Off - Once you have completed all the tutorials you should then try going for the full blown campaign.

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