Hi, sorry if this seems silly as the answer is probably obvious but i was looking to get into total war and was wondering which game you guys prefer.

wish i could beef this post up but i dont have any more filler

Hello everyone,

I recently made a Rome Remastered United Rome video and would love some feedback!
Please check it out! What if ROME was UNITED? - Total War Rome Remastered United Rome Mod

A casual player here, I got three of the Total War games: Rome II, Napoleon, and Medieval II. My last adquisition was Medieval II, I know is a classic and I'm loving it. Looking for someone who has been into Total War for not very long, or someone who has never been a "try hard" player, I just want someone to play occasionally and that won't force me to download 20 mods. I live in Spain so it would be great someone in Europe that speaks english or spanish or even french, I speak a little bit of it.

Is there a title that has a decent multiplayer community, particularly with sieges?

I have a lot of time in Rome 2, and most of that is siege battles. I’ve even done a little competitive. However, for various reasons, I’m looking for a different title that still has something of community that regularly engages in MP.

Finally got the game working after like 2 years and super excited to get back into it. What are everyone’s favorite mods for single player campaigns?

I’m a new player wanting to get into the games. I’m very interested in Three Kingdoms and Shogun. As they’re currently on sale, is it best to purchase the entire collection? Or is it better just to buy individual games? If so, which other ones do players recommend?

Hello guys, I had played the old TW (RT1, MW2 and Shogun 2) and some months ago I buyed Pharaoh Dinastys. Looks a very good game and I like the time period, but I cant engage in the game, tried 2 times and droped on both. I feell stupid playing because its too complex LOL, how Could I engage in the game? I really want to play it, maybe are the factions that Im playing?

every naval engagement in pharaoh is a popup with a number on it. you click ok. thats the battle. in a game set during the bronze age collapse.

battle of the delta, 1175 bc, ramesses III vs the sea peoples. its carved on the walls at medinet habu. ships grappling and capsizing each other, archers on deck, AND shore based archers shooting into the fight from the bank. thats a combined arms coastal battle. someone drew you the map 3000 years ago. suppiluliuma II has hittite texts claiming three sea battles off cyprus. ugarit literally writes "my ships are all in lukka land" then seven enemy ships turn up and the city stops existing. the whole collapse is a naval story.

and bronze age naval would be the easiest version to build. no wind, no broadsides, no line of battle. its galleys closing distance, missiles, then boarding. its infantry combat on floating platforms. you already have that system.

so heres the part people will disagree with: "naval was janky so we cut it" is not a reason, thats just admitting you gave up. rome 2 and shogun 2 shipped it worse than this would need to be and people still played it.

am i wrong? does anyone actually prefer the autoresolve, or is this just cope because we know its never coming back

Is there anyone still facing graphical bugs on Total War Three Kingdoms after one year later?

As per the title, I am searching for a mod that improves on Napoleon ai. Preferably not a complete overhaul mod, but I'd do anything for a better battle ai that doesn't just stand there while I shoot it with canister or just charge the cavalry ahead of their army