This would have been a nice feature in Age of Charlemagne, but it seems more of a narrative rather than interactive thing. One of the best bits was having to please the senate or the pope. But overall Medieval II was like Rome but more polished and with more to do, with all the expansions ect. The music is better in Rome and Medieval 2 than in subsequent titles, the music in Attila is pretty decent though, they took some ( ). I got Rome quite a lot after the release date but it was my first TW, so that game will always be one of my favourites, the ( ) they haven't surpassed that. Destroy, conquer, rebuild, and improve the cities of the most significant medieval nations of the Middle Eastern and Western world. Command of your armies and expand your territory.

Moving troops around was also much better, its pretty dumb to have to recuit a general in order to send two units of archers to reinforce a siege, but that is what you have to do now, whereas before you just sent the archers, if you had a low authority king they might rebel against you which was all part of it. Medieval II: Total War is a real-time tactic, turn-based strategy video game, a sequel to 2002s Medieval: Total War and is the fourth game in the Total War series. The general/family system was much more entertaining too (cuckold, flaccid ect.), some of the more modern games seem a bit too serious in this regard. I preferred the old games building system, faction management, some things in battles worked better like many more options on the UI (like where is guard mode in Attila, I don't know how to do it and its annoying).

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