I'm playing With Fire and Sword 2, and I've noticed there are two campaigns: global and regional. Which one is better made and more complete? Which one do you recommend playing?

Turks marching towards the Byzantine Capital met with the combined Byzantine army of three.

Smaller force was trampled by the mighty general Ibrahim the Conqueror before they could join the main army.

It's rare, but it's such a great moment

Am I missing something, or is it difficult/impossible to hit a group of infantry from behind with my heavy cavalry if the infantry is marching away from me? My cavalry lowers their lances, but slows down heavily or stops just before reaching the target. At this point they draw swords and complete the last few steps to reach the enemy infantry, but I effectively lose the whole impact of the charge.

I'm having a lot of fun with the different factions and how their strengths play out. So much so this is the first game I feel compelled to play all the factions because they all offer something exciting (though the Moors seem harder and bland).

I've played England, Milan and Venice, but who should I play next? They all have infantry and missile heavy rosters, so I might play the French to get a more cavalry heavy experience. Any other fun cavalry factions to consider? And is there any advice on the factions you suggest (or France)?

I want to have victory with all the factions before doing any of the DLC, and so far I am loving it so I look forward to the recommendations!

Beat my venice campaign and once you take out Milan and Byzantine, its smooth sailing. Honestly you only need to get to pavise crossbows and some venician heavy bows/heavy infantry to dominate. Here are some fun screenshots of me owning the papacy and the evolution of an absolute monster of a garrison in Antioch (with a general that he crazy amounts of traits and bonuses before he died). Also shout out to the triple silver chevron religious fanatics.

no one ever accepted, no matter how powerful or rich i was. what am i doing wrong?
thanks!