im not sure of the exact positions. Is there a map where i can see where each faction starts?Originally Posted by Faenaris
im not sure of the exact positions. Is there a map where i can see where each faction starts?Originally Posted by Faenaris
ProudNerd, check out:
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wow thanks thats a really great map its very clear. Looks like the ports do in fact have an awful start the hre has Constantinople so it should have a huge eco. There sure are loads of rebel provinces.Originally Posted by parcelt
I guess I would have to agree on portugal. Simply because they have no room for expansion whithout risking war whith neighbours. If hispania would have consist of more provinces then it would have been better.
.. and thats another fact that I can se.. to few provinces.. I se alot of places where I would like more of them. Hopefully the modders of M2TR will add a few more like they did in RTR. But I am sure it will be fun anyway.
I am not sure who comes as 2nd though, France seems to begin whith more provinces than any other faction. However being that large at the start makes them an easy target by many smaller factions situated around them. And to have many hostiles around them could be pretty challenging.
I counted 102 provinces at all. But this isn't very significant...Originally Posted by macke
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The Egyptians have powerful cavalry, armour, steel weapons, firearms (they had firearms in MTW, Mamluk handgunners + the other ones), cannon (as most every other faction). It would not be much different from the Spanish fighting the Aztecs... Though it would look very different! And it is a scenario I would want to realize...And in the end game, it would be fun to see Egypt take on the Aztecs...
I think... Scotland has a difficult starting postion. The Turks can also get bad, most of the time all the Crusades directed at the Egyptians will have to go through you, and they are sort of in the way of the Mongols and probably the Timurids also.
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Portugal and spain. they Both stuck together between France and Alhomads (If I remember right). That why I play as Germany or italy more often,even poland.
Originally Posted by Randarkmaan
Will Timurids or Mongols come in later in the game??? I didnt knew that :O
A quick question about Crusades, since I never played MTW:Originally Posted by Randarkmaan
If you're holding provinces that are in the path of a Crusade, like the Byzantines or the Turks, do the Crusader armies just move across your territory without any effect (as long as you're not at war with the faction), or do they try to conquer it as part of the Crusade?
If it's the latter, and you're strong enough to be a deterrent, does the AI bypass the land route with ships?
I know we don't know exactly how M2TW will work... just wondering about how this was in MTW.
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While Portugal's starting position is not easy, I think the most difficult starting spot is the HRE by far. Portugal does have a somewhat difficult starting spot, but I wouldn't even put it in the top 5 hardest. The HRE has many potential enemies that it has to deal with at once. Dealing with 1 or 2 enemies is not nearly as difficult as fighting 6 at one time.
Plus, if you are winning with Portugal, you have natural borders that you can expand to in the Iberian peninsula. If you are winning with the HRE, you have no natural borders. Not to mention, the Iberian peninsula is a lot more wealthy that the land in central Europe. I am baffled that Portugal has even been veoted for.
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I voted France because its surrounded by 3 potentual super powers who arnt exactly there good friends.
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