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go look at my steam and see all my games.
if this game was worth it id say it was and its not its tedius and boring due to map ai being worse than rome 2 and the ai cant work out how to use the horde feature so you steam roll them even on the hardest settings.
avoid until 75% off
To be fair you just have nothing nice to say about anything.
Cool story, bro. There is NO diplomacy in Medieval II. You encounter a faction, you smash it's face. That's it. Any attemps at diplomacy are useless. Military alliances do nothing. Your, so called, "allies" march through your territory, looking for weakest citites. You are forced to attack them, but then you get diplomatic penalty, because it was you, who broke the alliance.
I don't buy this "superior AI" stuff. AI in Medieval 2 is an imbecile, who will randomly declare war on you and refuse to surrender, even if he is outnumbered 100 to 1.
People don't remember the previous games lol.
True to a degree, Havent played Rome 1 vanilla for years but I have played and continue to play Europa barbarorum and Roma Surrect um, makes it hard to remember vanilla.