Medieval II: Total War

The Love of detail in this Game reshuts me over and really plays like a Medieval simulation, the Slaughter beating is just as Important as leading the entire Empire at every Level, every Decision plays out at some point and the better you in general Game understands all the more Fun it is. Update: A few recommendations for newcomers, so that you have fun with the game from the very beginning:-In the lower Menus, you can see exactly how much trade the individual Cities do. Others have more trade, others have less. There is Also a distinction between Land trade And Maritime Trade: Depending on what Value is higher or the Location of the City, it is worth building some Buildings rather than others. (More generally, note all the small Windows you can open more that give the most Information.) -Remember that only a Kingdom that takes a lot of Money can also set up a correspondingly large Army, especially at the Beginning it makes Sense to build Farm buildings in Cities with great Trade Potential. (Cities with Ports and good Roads Connection to other Places are Ideally as a Tip here.) If a Country Were To Wage war against you, it will probably terminate the Commercial rights with you. As a result, much less Money is being taken. But If the Country is big enough and has enough good trading Cities, it no longer has big Negatives. Everything Sounds very complicated, but it is well described in the individual (Few) undermenus. I am very surprised by the small-minded things that Developers have built into the Game. Nowadays you can find something like that no more, rather games appear unfinished.