least favorite faction

[Rattan]

The Senate. I'm busy as the Julii sailing my troops to Spain to set up a second front against the Gauls. And they order me to blockade a port in 5 turns, which is impossible since it on the northern coast of Spain. And even if I had a chance to get there in time there is always the Carthage fleet blocking the entire strait with 15 ships.

I lost a good general to suicide because of them.

[PseRamesses]

The Senate. I'm busy as the Julii sailing my troops to Spain to set up a second front against the Gauls. And they order me to blockade a port in 5 turns, which is impossible since it on the northern coast of Spain. And even if I had a chance to get there in time there is always the Carthage fleet blocking the entire strait with 15 ships.

I lost a good general to suicide because of them.

You kan blockade ports with ground-units too you know, so you can get there a lot faster through Transalpine Gaul and Narbonensis etc.

[Atreides]

The germans (i don't have the mod for all the factions).

There so goddame poor and uncivilezed.

The got zero to no money. LONG distances and poor roads.

The units are intresting. But the economic bla bla sucks.

[jerby]

egypt, the missed it by a thousand years! hwo would you feel if someone asked you if you go to work in an ox-cart? ( sarcasm)

[Wishazu]

romans, all of em, overpowered and their elite units are relatively cheap

[RollingWave]

Errr in game play terms: Dacia: they got pretty much all the down sides, boring line up, vast borders with numerious enmies, no money at all, few places to expand to.

In overall terms, anyone with a shite load of unhistoric bull****, which obviously Egypt tops them all, though the Romans are also kinda close with their uber Pratorian + dogs + gladitors.

[Mikeus Caesar]

It's either the Romans, with their horribly over-powered legions (a single early cohort wiped out two units of my gold chevron armoured hoplites) or the Egyptians, with their ridiculous transparent aluminium armour.