The tutorial

[x-dANGEr]

You don't need a guide to figure out such a thing !!

And I think CA had limited the first games to the Roman families, because they had so much input, unique traits, and the Senate, which really adds to the account of the game a lot. Compare Spain with the Julii, what campaign will be more exciting? (Considering that the enemy's strength will be the same in both cases)

[Ciaran]

Not to mention the fact tht the Roman factions play considerably easier for an absolute new player than, say, the Greek Cities.
But the point is valid, I don´t much like being foced to do something a specific way in a game, which is, by the way, the reason why I like the Total War games so much - I can go about managing my empire the way I want to.

[Duke John]

You don't need a guide to figure out such a thing !!

You would be surprised how difficult it is for some people to do, in our eyes, simple things. All modders would be rich if they got an euro for each time a player fails to properly install a mod (most of the time requiring only a copy-paste job of a folder).

[Sensei Warrior]

No forced tutorials. And no forced tutorials with an easy workaround system, like start the tutorial and then exit, or just edit this line of text. Tutorials should always be optional. If they designed a tutorial with a workaround they could have just as easily made the tutorial optional.

[x-dANGEr]

All modders would be rich if they got an euro for each time a player fails to properly install a mod (most of the time requiring only a copy-paste job of a folder).

Thank you.. Lol! (For making me laugh of course)

Maybe the tutorial is ok to make optional, but the only one of the 3 families thing I like.. Because, if it wasn't their, I'd play with Egypt, Scythia, Armenia and miss the great details and functions playing as a Roman has.