How fleshed out is the Naval aspect of the game?

[Achilleslastand]

Transports for troops and that's it? Anything else?

[Boblin The Goblin]

nordic is the publisher, they probably just have land crossings over large bodys of water lul

[cmeier]

Originally posted by ChicFilaOnSunday:

nordic is the publisher, they probably just have land crossings over large bodys of water lul

You have to march your troops to a port, then they automatically get ships.

[serotoninpack]

Seen a let's play on youtube... no port required to embark. It's TW Rome2 all over again, armies turn to ships. Not good in my opinion.

https://youtu.be/l6G4hXwKv5I?t=1448

[cmeier]

Originally posted by serotoninpack:

Seen a let's play on youtube... no port required to embark. It's TW Rome2 all over again, armies turn to ships. Not good in my opinion.

https://youtu.be/l6G4hXwKv5I?t=1448

What no ports? Dam now thats a downgrade for sure.

[^7ja^1co]

Originally posted by serotoninpack:

Seen a let's play on youtube... no port required to embark. It's TW Rome2 all over again, armies turn to ships. Not good in my opinion.

https://youtu.be/l6G4hXwKv5I?t=1448

I agree, that is a regression compared to KoH1...you had to go to port in the previous game

[serotoninpack]

That's only going to result in the AI trolling the player and the player trolling the AI. As you can see in the linked video where the "romance bud" already starts to bloom.

[Mr Chill Chill]

I thought it was odd that there were no visible ports in this one.