Is there sandbox?

[FX]

looked at the game and i wonder if there is like a sandbox mode where you can just make battles i guess. would be happy if someone answered

[Inardesco]

The entire campaign is sandbox...

[FX]

alright lol

[Average AMD neanderthal]

install some mods if you want to look for another kind of map. there are plenty of em.

[FX]

so you can make battles other than in campaign?

[Inardesco]

There is skirmish but why limit yourself to skirmish. You cam never create the same kind of battles that happen when playing the campaign.

They just feel empty without the prospect of losing a city with your best general in it, or winning despite heavily outnumbered thus breaking the enemies resolve.

[Gunther von Rittersburg]

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από Vitality:

looked at the game and i wonder if there is like a sandbox mode where you can just make battles i guess. would be happy if someone answered

Better question: Why dont you just play the game and find out? Everyone complains about the good ole days of gaming when DLC wasn't so big. Well, in those same good ole' days, you found an interesting game, you bought it and tried it out, not figure out how well the game is and plays and then decide to buy it.

[Ashur_Arbaces]

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από Jack Skellington:

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από Vitality:

looked at the game and i wonder if there is like a sandbox mode where you can just make battles i guess. would be happy if someone answered

Better question: Why dont you just play the game and find out? Everyone complains about the good ole days of gaming when DLC wasn't so big. Well, in those same good ole' days, you found an interesting game, you bought it and tried it out, not figure out how well the game is and plays and then decide to buy it.

Yeh, how dare people do research before they buy a product instead of blindly buying it and then notice it wasn't to their liking because they expected something else.

[Inardesco]

If people don't like it they can refund? I know some people that buy games and then refund it if it isn't to their liking.

[Shadow of the SPQR]

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από Inardesco:

If people don't like it they can refund? I know some people that buy games and then refund it if it isn't to their liking.

Not really the point when it's simpler and really not unreasonable to ask on a forum when the answer is easily provided.

One can make their own battles independent of the campiagn with a wide variety of scenarios using the game's built in custom battles feature (Main Menu -> Single Player -> Custom Battle) where one can chose from a wide variety of maps, a decent variety of scenarios, 4 eras (three specific and one including all eras of units), all of the game's factions and a decent mix and match of teams.

Easily solved without smartassery, overthinking the OP's reason for making the request, or asking him to buy the game instead of simply providing the straight answer.

[FX]

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από Jack Skellington:

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από Vitality:

looked at the game and i wonder if there is like a sandbox mode where you can just make battles i guess. would be happy if someone answered

Better question: Why dont you just play the game and find out? Everyone complains about the good ole days of gaming when DLC wasn't so big. Well, in those same good ole' days, you found an interesting game, you bought it and tried it out, not figure out how well the game is and plays and then decide to buy it.

Because before i posted this i didnt have the game and i didnt find anything on the internet if there was one or not. I bought the game yesterday and i was happy with it

[Average AMD neanderthal]

its a good game. but once you have figured out the truth behind the standard vanilla, you will prob run lots of fun mods. from mods that simply rebalance the game and add smarter AI, to playing the LOTR :P. in a way, you can say it is quite a sandbox. as it is very easy to mod and alot of that already exists for it.