We, the regular TW players, were the tortured victims of this interesting experiment called Britannia TW, which carries with it the very legacy of Total War: a war of all against all. This is equivalent to total anarchy, with no possibility of consolidating a premeditated strategic plan and little resemblance to historical events. The game is visually very beautiful and attempts, I think, to correctly reflect the lack of means in the early Middle Ages to gather armies, barely able to defend themselves. BU...

Yes it's different. I see similarities from a number of different TW games. So what ? Variety is good, ja ? I know that LOTW craps all over it, whereas Lionheart does some great streams showcasing the game. Seems fine to me, maybe with more politics than I enjoy but it is what it is ? Am I missing something ?...

Playing as Sudreyar, have unlocked the first 2 techs in the Community chain of the Civic tree; the first unlocks the library chain. I have demolished a Thing chain building in Dun Att to make room for a Library - but there is no option to build one there. What am I missing? Is there another requirement for the Library, like the province must contain a church or something? I have searched the discussion and the net for information, read the patch notes, delved into the .pack file but I can find nothing....

I checked the DLCs and I could only find blood DLC but there are no expansions for Thrones of Britannia? Other Total War games had plenty of DLCs, such as Rome 2 and Attila, even Troy has more content, being Troy a Total War saga, why Thrones of Britannia is so limited in content?...

Hands up! I never have. Four units of archers can burn every tower that approaches the walls but the rams are arrow-proof.