I've played EUIII but, I've never played a Total War game before. Will I like it?
What am I in for?
Leo Adams
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Nathaniel Watson
it's like if paradox games had gameplay
also
>playing as oda
>vassal saito on turn 1
>later after eating tokugawa and imagawa and those irrelevant pissants I forget the name of to the west, I spend time dicking over a nasty alliance forming between the takeda and hojo who've been eating up their whole areas
>takeda declares on the saito for no reason despite our great relationship
>takeda apparently also accidentally their whole military and the saito's one stack just walks all over their land and takes it all
>now I have the penalty with everyone else for all that expansion and a way too strong vassal along all of my north borders that the game won't even let me release from vassalage to maintain relations and stop them from getting any funny ideas
is this the worst possible outcome?
Jaxson Stewart
Isn't that because of the realm division mechanic?
Jace Scott
yeah, vassal territories count towards realm divide. So as far as the rest of Japan is concerned I'm a huge terrifying blobber, but in reality I'm sitting with my doomstacks bunkered in Owari and Kai and Omi waiting for the Saito to make their move
Ethan King
How do wars work in this game? I know that things start to fall apart if a war rages for too long in EUIII.
Isaac Hill
Diplomacy is much simpler but the AI is very crafty about using it
Nolan Clark
ps there's no concern about casus belli. Your casus belli in total war is "I want your shit"
Landon Sullivan
sounds cool. It's almost done downloading.
Mason Peterson
is it true the ashigaru are the best option or is that just a big meme?
Benjamin Bailey