Where to begin... So the Battanians get into their fateful war with Vlaandians, but the western empire declared war upon their new Vlaandian neighbors. The western empire and the battanians pushed back the Vlaandians, but then the Aserai attacked the Western Empire. The Vlaandians made peace with the Battanians to focus their efforts on the western empire, and though the Battanians were doing well on their own, the Sturgians declared war on them. Battanians lose Flintolg castle but gain the Kranirog and Mazhadan castles, and then they claim Sturgia-owned Epicrotea during the Sturgian's battle against the Western Empire. The Khuzait declare war on the Sturgians and claim Tyal from them, so the Sturgians make peace with the Battanians to focus on the Khuzait. The western empire loses ground to both the Aserai and the Vlaandians, so they are forced to make peace with the Vlaandians. As the Aserai are recovering from intense wars of keeping Tubilis castle and Garontor castl...
No matter which module I'm playing try to become a faction vassal as soon as I can. However, I quickly get annoyed by my faction's poor strategy and idiotic behavior. Is it better to wait a while?
Recently I've become a Shimazu vassal in Gekokujo and I'm running into the same problem. Four lords spent several days besieging a castle, three lords just leave at the battle start and the one who stays had like 30 guys.
Although I've been playing off and on since 2011 I'm not a very good player in terms of strategy and using the game's mechanics to my advantage. Is it better to wait a while for the faction you like to improve or is it better to join immediately? Should I have become a Samurai retainer instead?
Another thought I had is that the game makes your chosen faction stupider as balance. I've set campaign AI to low because I read that all it does is let the lords cheat. Does campaign ai benifit allies as well?
Submitted March 13, 2018 at 05:46AM by cammissar http://ift.tt/2GlFggS
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