Total War: Attila

[Angantyr]

I took England with the Danes, fighting those generic Nordic units for all Celtic factions my entire campaign, then when I finally had the entirety of the British Isles and looked forward to raiding the mainland there were almost no cities left, everything was just burned to the ground.

[ARN_]

Looks like a new standalone like fall of the samurai for shogun

[Butan]

Looks like a new standalone like fall of the samurai for shogun

Sorry to kill your hype, but it looks more like a Wrath of Sparta campaign pack : new campaign map OK, but apart from that, shit nothing, or badly overused.
Time will tell, we will know when it releases and the steam reviews are "mixed".

[Angantyr]

I have been hoping for a Charlemagne campaign. My last Attila campaign was actually an attempt at recreating the Frankish Empire, but it's too early and you don't have funds enough in Attila to keep late unit armies that could look anything like what Charlemagne put on the field. If it is similar to the Wrath of Sparta DLC thought it will be worthless.

[Golem]

What are the requirements for the trade option to apear in the diplomacy menu? I just captured a city with a port and have a city with wood resources 2 regions away. Do I have to expand roads so those two cities connect or is it something else?

[Mr_Oujamaflip]

He might be enemies with one of your vassals or client states or something.

[Banok]

I actually really like charlemagne campaign, played it a ton already. Its easily in my opinion the best TW mini campaign ive played.

But I'm someone who generally never plays any of the mini campaigns, didnt even like fall of the sam. I thought wrath of sparta was the best rome 2 minicamp (although still pretty bad). much for the same reasons as AoC, its actually different to the main campaign.

but yeah one of things I'm looking forward to in TW warhammer is they are expanding the same main campaign instead of mini campaigns.

[Smoothrich]

[Angantyr]

I actually really like charlemagne campaign, played it a ton already. Its easily in my opinion the best TW mini campaign ive played.

I agree, the Charlemagne campaign is one of the best campaigns I've played in any game in this series. Perhaps since the first Medieval: Viking Invasion. Kept all the good from Attila, fixed some of the problems, and generally improved where it could. Excellent time frame, the closest we come to a new Medieval Total War game. I have high hopes for newer installments after this.

[SayAttack]

i dont get it...they just took 2 dlc(karl and vikings) and trying to sell as a new?

[[ptx]]

https://www.humblebundle.com/sega-strategy-bundle

[jtobiasm]

Re downloading this, going to give it another try.