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I like managing my Empire as Sparta. I like how the units' armor look although I don't have anyone else to compare it to yet. I use to be a huge fan of the movie 300, so I like how my general yells "for Sparta" and I like the faction in general. I like the Ancient Greek culture so for my interest it helps to play as such a faction.
I've had some memorable moments with that faction.
Rome and Macedon is just my type of war, I like to play with them because if you deploy real historical stratagems and tactics with these nations they usually work
As for fun factions, I've done a 250+ turn campaign with Rome on normal, which is good fun because of the unique style of fighting (mostly heavy/very heavy melee and almost no spears) that you don't see in the other factions. It also teaches you how to agressively spread your culture.
The other campaign I've done is the Iceni, and with them and other Barbarian tribes its a fun detour from the 'civilized' factions since the way you recruit units and get upgrades, and the entire infrastructure system in general are very different. I would say start with a Hellenistic faction or do Rome first though so you get a feel for the standard kind of building balance.
Now I'm 2/3 in my sparta campaign... well, it's not like the movie 300. But I've had never any problems with people being unhappy, slaves or food. Never even close to it, even with newly captured towns - that was pretty different with rome.
But I have to say, I'm pretty disappointed in how similar every fraction I've tried so far is. Every country has pretty much the 99% the same gameplay, politics, characters and combat. If you ignore the different names and images ect., it is pretty much similar.
Parthia is really fun too (in my oppinion), but you get in a total war very quickly. Parthia has the real fun of cavalery (as you might expect), so the battles are really fun (the cavalery aren't that much affected by the crappy unit collission).
But yeah, the only real difference between the factions are the starting position and the culture. I don't like the Macedons and Spartans because the falanxes are just, yeah, wierd (Egypt has them too but the advantage of the nice starting position makes up for that).
How are phalanxes wierd? The pike on is amazing, and hoplites on the flanks is impenetrable.
I've won a 2000+ vs. 400 hoplites and levy pikemen because of the OPed formation. It's even good at attacking, as long as you know how to properly attack with it.