What's going on here, i've started with France using the DLV AI i'm at turn 36, I haven't been attacked by any other factions.
Plus other factions haven't really expanded all to much..
When will i face some adversary?
Civis
VH/VH not challenging? NO enemies..
What's going on here, i've started with France using the DLV AI i'm at turn 36, I haven't been attacked by any other factions.
Plus other factions haven't really expanded all to much..
When will i face some adversary?
Campidoctor
Re: VH/VH not challenging? NO enemies..
If you are playing 'Default' you should not attack or be attacked for about 40 turns... With most factions there are plenty of tough rebels to keep you busy till you've got a good economy going. But if you really want to pick a fight in 'DLV' before your economy is up and running....Why don't you?
Let me know how that works out for you....
Libertus
Re: VH/VH not challenging? NO enemies..
You are probably using the same ol rinse and repeat of putting up a huge battle line and flanking the rear... i got tired of doing that, just try new stuff out like.... have a reserve... make a weak battle line... have some fun with it haha.. if not Medieval 2 just gets old and boring, same with any other TW game...
Re: VH/VH not challenging? NO enemies..
Oh they will come alright and when they do, you will be glad you had those 40 turns to get your generals experience and build your economy. I haven't played France yet with the total war AI yet but methinks you will have your hands full soon enough, considering all the factions you are bordered with.
I myself am on turn 95 in my English campaign and I'm at war with every single faction that borders me (Danish, France, Germany, Milan, Spanish, Portuguese, Moors). The majority attacked me first too!!! I long gave up bothering to send diplomats to cease hostilities even though my economy could use the boost from new trade pacts. They always want to much in return in order to accept my peace entreaties.
Which faction or region are you prioritizing by the way?
Morty
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Re: VH/VH not challenging? NO enemies..
I played france not long ago. It was a blast.I took out flemish early on, quite easy. England never attacked me from the Isle, so no need to border that area. The hardest part is where you have to fight Denmark, Germany and Milan AND fend of the spanish armanda in the south west!
So I recommend you to build up economy all you can, because you need atleast 2 stacks operating at all times.
EDIT: Make sure you get the pope to close the gap between spain -france with help from the papal state.
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