D:<Midnight Crossroads said:My personal favorite in Medieval 2. Milan is the best. Don't let the dirty Venetians try to convince you otherwise.
Wah? Napoleon's fantastic, the simple Cavalry, Artillery, Infantry set up means there's no super-units dominating everything (See; General's Bodyguard in Med II). Empire on the other hand...Dulcinea said:Yeeeaaaah.oplinger said:...Don't even care about Empire or Napoleon.
Those two are like the step-children no one talks about.
it is a great game but they overcpmlicated alot of things, esp. the economy. Also the guns kinda take some of the fun out of the battlesA Weary Exile said:Wah? Napoleon's fantastic, the simple Cavalry, Artillery, Infantry set up means there's no super-units dominating everything (See; General's Bodyguard in Med II). Empire on the other hand...Dulcinea said:Yeeeaaaah.oplinger said:...Don't even care about Empire or Napoleon.
Those two are like the step-children no one talks about.
The economy is too complicated? It's pretty basic: Total region wealth is determined by factors like mines, farms, vineyards, etc. and the tax rate determines how much you get from the total region wealth. I also prefer the blanket tax system for some reason, don't know why but it just gives more a of realism feel that helps with immersion.irani_che said:it is a great game but they overcpmlicated alot of things, esp. the economy. Also the guns kinda take some of the fun out of the battlesA Weary Exile said:Wah? Napoleon's fantastic, the simple Cavalry, Artillery, Infantry set up means there's no super-units dominating everything (See; General's Bodyguard in Med II). Empire on the other hand...Dulcinea said:Yeeeaaaah.oplinger said:...Don't even care about Empire or Napoleon.
Those two are like the step-children no one talks about.