Surrounded 100 to 1 and I'm offering great terms for your surrender but you still want to fight a completely vain battle? Madness! Just surrender and your virtual populace doesn't need to die!ĭiplomacy and cutting deals is a great option and Rise made it viable strategy and alternative to just crushing everything with military force. The other thing I like is being able to take provinces without fight, it should always be an option imo. I'm sure some others hated this as it meant less variety overall, but the raw amount of different units doesn't mean anything to me, quality over quantity. It's like that for balance reasons of course as otherwise an entire army would be just do everything samurai in vanilla late game, but it works very well in Rise due to the size of the units and way the game is structured. The idea of Samurai only being good at a specific thing, such as Katana but not the Bow just seems very un-samurai-like. I just love the fact that samurai are excellent all round warriors but few in number, this just feels right to me. I like Rise simply because I like the units. Perhaps too effective.Personally speaking I liked Rise the most. First the agent spends a few turns passively influencing the target region, then a bulging carrier-bag of cash is handed over, and – bingo – the region usually switches sides. Currently I'm playing as the well-heeled Hiraizumi and doing most of my conquering bloodlessly via the Junsatsushi 'switch allegiance' ability. Rise of The Samurai is a brand new, independent campaign for Total War: SHOGUN 2.Set 400 years before the dramatic civil war depicted in SHOGUN 2, the Rise.
None of these strat-map wanderers are radically different from their Shogun 2 prototypes, but there are enough variations to encourage fresh approaches. Shirabyoshi share the agent mess room with Metsuke-like Junsatsushi, the Ninja-esque Monomi, and the rabble-rousing Sou.
Picture how crestfallen The Creative Assembly's cutscene team must have been on being told agent animations wouldn't feature in this expansion. These traditional entertainers use poetry, dance, and, presumably, cuddling to persuade enemy generals to defect and friendly ones to stay loyal. There are two type of town, a Military type of town and an Economy type of town. 4.1.2 Trade: The bigger the clan you are trading with (Number of provinces controlled by the clan) the higher the trade income. Women contribute to the war effort as sly Shirabyoshi, too. 4.1.1 Tax: The more wealth the town has the more money you will receive from the Tax.
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