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Pharaoh has a lot of adjustable settings. 3K has quite a few DLCs that have been released. The question of the future of DLC for Pharaoh arises given its relative commercial failure. Although there is a contract of 4 possible DLCs with Pharaoh, with a discount, but an unknown roadmap. Both games are good, with a steeper learning curve for 3K. Pharaoh can be made easier by the settings. Good games anyway.
Crossbows are decent in 3k, cav are pretty OP, otherwise plays more or less the same as any other TW game for the last decade. It's alright, I stuck to records mode.
It started using Warhammer's method of giving specialized mechanics per faction.
So everyone play very different.
All the DLC are great. even the one that covers a later era, as all eight of the Sima clan have the specialized faction.
The biggest issue is stopping the dev without ever getting to the three kingdoms start date. We mostly focused on the early story but it goes way longer and we never got the full breadth of the story.
yah the DLCs weren't selling we guess, so they cancelled the expansions. The first DLC wasn't a good choice. I didn't get any of the others
The later DLC where more interesting then the Yellow turbans dlc though (since we alreday had them in the game.)
If they'd made a large expansion pack with say 5 of those dlcs as one, I think they'd have had more interest. These huge lists of DLC are real put off, and for a new customer could be an immediate "nope, I aint reading all that"
I'll never forgive them fir dropping it especially they didn't even release half the content they could have.
I think Pharaoh does a lot of things quite well, but what I am finding after a couple of ultimate victory campaigns is that there's already not a lot left for me to do. The factions are not different enough to justify a lot of different play-throughs... and the legacies do alright for varying Egypt a bit, but both Hittites and Canaan don't get much variety there (just 2 legacies each).
So, Pharaoh is a solid game, but it's not got the replay-ability that 3K still does.