I started with the Aserai as a vassal and was given a good chunk of the Southern Empire as feifs being an empire culture character. I guess I got lucky but the Aserai decided to only fight the western empire for years and I took the time to get my trade up to the max to buy settlements which was a major pain. I was able to manipulate votes to go back to war with the south and took a few more towns and castles which were thankfully all voted to me somehow. By then I was making $30k+ a turn with a few million in the bank I left the Aserai and paid the $1 million for peace. Thanks to the Khuzait and Aserai for taking a few of the north, south, and some of the western empires fiefs, I’ve been able to buy up towns and castles for cheap. At this point I can just wait in town for income and keep buying them up until I can buy the whole world. I know this strategy has been around for a while but I haven’t tried it yet but it’s been pretty fun. submitted by /u/PassOnInTheWin...
As a Total War fan. I'm rather dissapointed with the simplistic unit tech trees of Warlord.
Very few unique units and factional ones are too overspecialized like the Rhodoks, Khergits and the Nords unless you decide to recruit from the other factions.
Strangely, That's why I like the Sarranids for having both good but not great missile, infantry and cavalry options in their own faction.
Another reason why I like how Fire&Sword handles it's units.
Submitted June 24, 2018 at 02:06PM by Ouralian https://ift.tt/2IoJy6t
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