Discussions, strategies, stories, crude cave-drawings, and more for Medieval 2, Empire, Shogun 2, Rome 2, Attila, Thrones of Britannia, Warhammer, Three Kingdoms and others. If find your flanks and backs towards the enemy, you're in deep shit. A subreddit for the Total War strategy game series, made by Creative Assembly. You can't rush the enemy like you would be traditional RTSes, positioning is important like facing a spear unit directly at the enemy horsemen. Number of troops in the unit depends on the unit itself, say 100 per unit of light infantry and about 24 cavalry per unit of heavy cavalry. This mod is the proof that a WW1 Total War is possible, if a group of modders without the proper tools can get together and pull this off from a game with mechanics like Napoleon, just imagine what CA would be capable of doing. If that army has 5 units of light infantry and 3 units of heavy cavalry, you'll see 5 units of light infantry and 3 units of heavy cavalry in-game. You train/hire units in the turn-based map and form a army which you can move around the map. Whatever is in is brought during the initiation of the battle during the turn-based campaign map. Elmofongo: Is this game's battle favors people who are slow and strategic, not people who are simply fast at making units and basses ala StarCraft and Command & Conquer? You don't build units in the real-time battles.

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