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    Default Re: Why is Very Hard the recommended campaign difficulty?

    Quote Originally Posted by Tellos Athenaios View Post
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    So, ignoring the rebel AI, would you guys recommend Hard or Medium for the sake of being more realistic? I've been playing VH in EB since I got it a year or two ago, because that was the recommended setting. However, the 10,000 mnai a turn and the tendency of any faction next to you invading you are all getting annoying. Do I go Hard and hope that the diplomacy is reasonable as well as the diplomacy? Or do I go to Medium and hope that the game isn't too easy?
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    Default Re: Why is Very Hard the recommended campaign difficulty?

    Try it out and you will find what suits you best.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bovi View Post
    Try it out and you will find what suits you best.
    But I require authority figures to tell me what difficulty to play at.
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    Default Re: Why is Very Hard the recommended campaign difficulty?

    I demand you play hard difficulty

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    Default Re: Why is Very Hard the recommended campaign difficulty?

    I'd recommend hard. The AI (rebels) will still besiege your towns, but they aren't as cutthroat as VH.



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    Default Re: Why is Very Hard the recommended campaign difficulty?

    Quote Originally Posted by Ecramer View Post
    But I require authority figures to tell me what difficulty to play at.
    Very Hard, it's the only way!

    I mean it's a game, who wants it easy, relaxing, sensible, understandable? If your diplomatic hands arent tied behind your back and your not getting whipped around by 6-8 big, full stacks every turn then it just isnt worth it.

    There's just something epic about having to hold a line against massive armies all while your other armies sweep around a weak point and destroy their flanks and weak homelands.
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    Default Re: Why is Very Hard the recommended campaign difficulty?

    Quote Originally Posted by BigTex View Post
    Very Hard, it's the only way!

    I mean it's a game, who wants it easy, relaxing, sensible, understandable? If your diplomatic hands arent tied behind your back and your not getting whipped around by 6-8 big, full stacks every turn then it just isnt worth it.

    There's just something epic about having to hold a line against massive armies all while your other armies sweep around a weak point and destroy their flanks and weak homelands.
    That sound boring and repetitive, not epic.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ecramer View Post
    But I require authority figures to tell me what difficulty to play at.
    I say medium. Especially If you're playing the eastern factions, but other than that, I'd consider switching to Hard.

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    Default Re: Why is Very Hard the recommended campaign difficulty?

    I've been playing "Hard" for a while now. The rebels are less active and the AI seems to be slightly broke every now and then, but besides that it seems ok...


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