Concentrate on annex all your race territory. Less you have enemy more it good for you. Do it fast and move quickly to your other weak open. It easy to defend just one or two province.ĭont declare war. Dont try to be the bigger 1st stay in the top 10 or top 5 it the best.
#Troy a total war saga factions upgrade#
Focus on upgrade your main province with maybe two or tree province max. When you reach 1st place in power or expend to much compare to other nations you get malus. With the boost Try get non-aggression and military access with all your green relations.ĭont expend to fast. Raise hegemony to Zeus and Use the Zeus prayer. Try to attack the same target as them or ask for military share target.
#Troy a total war saga factions full#
Go full alliance when you and your race have the upper hand.
Full alliance will get you on unwanted war and you will become a puppet of the Ai. After go in defensive alliance only with your best relation faction. Begin by getting non-aggression and military access with them. You need to act in coalition with you race. Sparta call at his neighbour for an invasion attack on Troy. The course of action it to annex or ally with your neighbour so you dont have to fight on multiple front. Not to the extent of Realm Divide in Shogun 2, but more so than Three Kingdoms. The enemy AI does seem to focus almost exclusively on the player. Diplomacy works, but not enough to depend on without first taking care of yourself. This is more noticeable than in previous titles. I do find the game enjoyable, but I also find it imposes hidden restrictions on the player unless they follow a particular course of action, at least at the beginning. The military buildings that slow down enemy movement is good, but I find little real opportunity to use them since you need as much production buildings as possible. Unfortunately, there is no front line to concentrate your efforts. Don't move your main force too far away until you have a second army. Build garrisons in every settlement and consider other military buildings that give you additional troops, especially in vulnerable locations. Of course, you are doing this for the bartering of goods. Make non aggression packs and open your borders militarily to the key factions on your side. Don't ally too early stay independent for as long as you can while building up your corner. Try playing a corner faction on either side. I share your frustration, Ridder Rap, even on Normal difficulty. I agree with Jimmy, even if he is "TheSnake" (wink). The AI definitely seems to be hungry for the player though, which I find extremely annoying. If it wasn't for the movement range reduction, this game would be an incessant Benny Hill chase. I actually haven't been finding it that difficult to prevent enemy armies from running rampant in my territory via the use of the garrison buildings and the watch tower building (I think?) that reduces the movement range of enemies by 15 or so percent in the province. Played every total war since the original Shogun. I always play on normal difficulty and this game has made me rage quit so many times already. AND, it seems they've been programmed specifically to ignore other enemies and make a beeline for your lands. No way to stop enemies from going into march stance and running rampant anywhere and everywhere. Just the absolute insanity because of the mechanics. Originally posted by JimmyTheSnake:IMHO it's by far the hardest TW. So, you have to create a powerful force to blitz the AI and try to take out as many individual factions as possible, then replenish, then continue, and RUN if outnumbered and they are closing in on you. You can't occupy and hold lands like you can in other TW's. The only strategy I've found to combat this is to stay small, maximize food output and minimize food upkeep, create garrison building in every town, keep a small army on ambush near your handful of cities, and rush the opposing factions' lands with a doomstack of some sort.
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