ok, here is the deal, i need a complete guide on what to do up to like turn 20 on my Venice campaign. I need like complete details on what to build, what to recruit, what city to take, what cities to convert to castles and vice-versa
Centenarius
campaign guide
ok, here is the deal, i need a complete guide on what to do up to like turn 20 on my Venice campaign. I need like complete details on what to build, what to recruit, what city to take, what cities to convert to castles and vice-versa
Campidoctor
Re: campaign guide
So, if it's a deal, what's your offer?
Btw, who's Julias Ceaser?
On topic: It's a matter of what you want to achieve in the campaign.
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Julias Ceaser was a dyslectic roman emperor.
As Venice, build anything that gives you money and spam Italian Spear Militia. Go for Constantinople.
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Re: campaign guide
If you look at my guide there is a section that is called How to manage your settlements. plus 4 others maybe it could help you get started. But like the second poster on this thread said it's all a matter of what you want to do and also with all your actions what the campaign will hold for you. I would suggest you to have a look at the Reputation guide in my Guide as Reputation plays a big Role in this game;the same goes for the Pope if you are a catholic faction like Venice.
Here is the Link to the Great Informative Thread
Hope this helps get you started, enjoy
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Civis
Re: campaign guide
If you'd get a penny for each time you did that eh Rebel?Here is the Link to the Great Informative Thread
During my campaing I got into some tough financial times because of overbuilding early on. Instead of Ragossa I'd go for the northern Italian cities.. whilst paying tribute to the pope of course.. Good luck!
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Originally Posted by Platomasso
huh.. Sorry to offend you but alot of posts, new threads could be deleted if some members ( I don't blame the newcomers here) used the search bottom a bit more.
By posting me link I try to help members out I don't make money with it maybe I should charge.
But anyway sorry if it bothers you my friend
Centenarius
Re: campaign guide
thanks for the help guys, and by thew way i want a stable economy were i can spam massive armies spontantaniously, by like turn 30
TO LIVE IS TO DIE
Re: campaign guide
Follow my suggestions on how to manage your cities and you will be fine
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I don't know who Julius Ceasar was, but I do know who Julius Caesar was.
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You might also try totalwar.org for their faction guides. Good stuff.
http://forums.totalwar.org/vb/showthread.php?t=72054
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Campidoctor
Re: campaign guide
Yeah, I learnt to play M2TW by reading the guides from the "other" forum, they are really, really good (also on horse archers, guilds, governance, dread and chivalry, etc.).
This, however, is the more active community now.
"The cheapest form of pride however is national pride. For it reveals in the one thus afflicted the lack of individual qualities of which he could be proud, while he would not otherwise reach for what he shares with so many millions. He who possesses significant personal merits will rather recognise the defects of his own nation, as he has them constantly before his eyes, most clearly. But that poor blighter who has nothing in the world of which he can be proud, latches onto the last means of being proud, the nation to which he belongs to. Thus he recovers and is now in gratitude ready to defend with hands and feet all errors and follies which are its own."-- Arthur Schopenhauer
Civis
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No, no! It doesn't bother me at all! I meant that your thread is a must for newcomers.. But since noone uses the searchfunction you have to give the link everytime.. To bad you didn't get a penny for each time or you would've been rich! :-)But anyway sorry if it bothers you my friend
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