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Pros and Cons list.

Pros

Romance Mode. Your generals are larger than life characters who can take on entire units of enemy soldiers or use buffs and debuffs. If you have Total War: Warhammer 1/2 you know what I'm talking about. There is also a records mode for those of you who enjoy the classic total war experience
Better and more complex diplomacy options, the larger factions feel more unique in diplomacy.
Beautiful campaign map and art style which is pleasing to look at. Soundtrack is also great!
New overhauled spy system which can help you completely take over another faction from the inside.
Character interaction (banter) on the battle field which can be amusing at times. However it can get repetitive at times! They also develop as friends or enemies depending on interactions on and off the battle field!
Family tree and office positions.
New recruitment system, you now recruit units instantly but they then spend 2-5 turns mustering before they are fully ready for combat!
Every playable faction have some unique buildings, units and a certain power (Some thing that affects your faction as a whole and make different factions have very different campaigns.)
Flaming arrows that have impact on how the battlefield looks and how units perform. And fire spreads fast enough for it to be effective It's pretty op
5 Types of characters: Strategist, Vanguard, Commander, Sentinel and Champion.
Ancillaries: You can get a lot of unique items, weapons and armor to give away to your generals and administrators to make them even better. I believe these are only available in romance mode, though i could be wrong.
Reform system Technology tree

Pros/Cons

Dueling (In romance mode). Generals can go head to head in a duel to the death or until either party retreats. Can be seen as both a pro and a con since a lot of the time the enemy won't even accept the duels you are offering.
Most major siege battles are pretty similar, the smaller settlements that have resources are more unique. The large sieges are big enough that you can attack from all sides like in previous historical titles and not like in Total War: Warhammer 1/2 where you can only attack from one side
Only one option for artillery.
Formations, the formations that are in the game are good and powerful but you can't really access them without a strategist unless you have certain ancillaries.

Cons

No naval battles
Battle Ai is still pretty dumb.
Most units look the same except the absolute top tier units who look different from the lower tier but look like eachother. This is a major con of you are coming from the Total War: Warhammer series.
Dull late game, mostly because there is no simple way to manage all your buildings and commanderies and it just takes to long to do all them.

All in all i think it's great and if you like other total war games i think you should pick it up!

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Publicada el 29 de junio de 2019. Última edición: 12 de julio de 2019.

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