So where are the celts??

**ajaxfetish** · 04-27-2005, 18:33

If you're a huge Celt fan (as I am) you can also use some Celtic units as other factions (easiest to get them as the English) until you get the expansion and can specialize in them. You can train Scottish Clansmen in Scotland and Gallowglasses or Kerns in Ireland. Unfortunately the best Welsh archers aren't available except in the expansion.

**Uesugi Kenshin** · 04-28-2005, 03:17

VI adds a lot to the normal campaign as someone mentioned, it is something like 100 new units and some other features that I forget now.

**Shambles** · 04-28-2005, 05:58

100 new units huh....
lol
sounds good

**Sir William Wallace** · 04-28-2005, 14:30

i would strongly suggest getting the expansion, it is totally worth it, it adds so much to the game, it really is a good investment, and im sure by now with RTW out, that the price has gone doen some. i was wondering myself, (i never finished a capmaign yet) but if you start a campaign with the viking factions in VI, as you progress through the eras, does the game like evolve into the factions that are normally found in the early, high and late eras on MTW and does the campaign map switch over? sort of like a coming out of the viking age? if not, is there a mod for it? i think that would be really cool if were possible or if someone made a mod for it.

**lilljonas** · 04-28-2005, 15:32

No, you can't go from the viking era to early era. First, there's the fact that there's two entirely different maps. Second, there's quite a few years between those eras.

Also, the M:TW eras really doesn't allow a "Celt faction". Celtish blood still floated in quite a few veins back then, and still do to this day, but a faction in the same meaning as the French or English? No, wouldn't think so.

**Shambles** · 04-29-2005, 04:34

bought the expantion,
having hard time working out which unit to use vs other units in battle,
like the rock paper scisors aproach in stw,

but il soon get the hang of it

**lilljonas** · 04-29-2005, 14:46

Most spearmen beats most cavalry in a straight up combat, sword/axemen beats spearmen and cavalry beats sword/axemen. But yeah, there's a lot more to it in MTW, after a while you'll learn that a single spearmen regiment won't stand a chance against a good cataphract unit, and billmen and pikemen happily cuts through everything they meet. :)