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    Default Re: Difference between ver hard and hard?

    Pontos and Hayasdan campaigns are nigh-impossible on VH/VH and quite hard on VH/M, so if you look for hardcore challenge and fighting for your survival in every turn, then that's your campaign. Although if you manage to survive the early turns you can build a big empire with ease.
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    Default Re: Difference between ver hard and hard?

    I already done the pontus campaign im doin romani now im at 260 BC, everyone seems to think i shud play campaign on very hard. If this is so is it possible to change after iv started?
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    Default Re: Difference between ver hard and hard?

    Quote Originally Posted by lionhard View Post
    I already done the pontus campaign im doin romani now im at 260 BC, everyone seems to think i shud play campaign on very hard. If this is so is it possible to change after iv started?
    I don't think it's possible to change the difficulty level in an ongoing campaign.
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