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Pizarro and the conquest of Cuzco

Plusses
-Don't get me wrong, this was an enjoyable campaign. It flowed decently, was challenging enough when I started sieging except to the bottom and especially the other Spanish (fighting them and the rebels at the same time), had good gameplay and a beautiful map. I really enjoyed it.

Minuses
-the southern castle doesn't have almost any units enforcing it and no diologue indicating the prince to the south chose to go down fighting you before you can raze the castle to interrogate him,
-(Gonzo already has an official campaign) not having Francisco Pizarro in his Inca conquest unless you fight the Incan army, which gets your town in a crowded forest that the Inca immediately attack with siege while if you pick the mountains you can wait as long as you want, so that part before you get ready to siege is either the extremities of too difficult or too easy depending on your choice.
-It didn't mark off my objective of defeating the other conquistador after I got him. It's a moot point though, since I still achieved victory after winning all my objectives.

The more famous Pizarro only appears if you choose the battle at the beginning, if you pick it and survive Cuzco attacks you pretty quickly but if you hide in the mountains they never have to find you until you're ready. Cuzco's AI as an eventual ally had them take their villagers across the map to one of their furthest away gold mines. I liked the story though.

tambien me gusto este

very interesting map design and story, but relatively too easy to win

Muy bueno!