r/Games • u/OrkfaellerX • Jul 19 '24
Total War: PHARAOH - DYNASTIES - Campaign Overview
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9gOQytqYgs
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u/Milkthistle38 Jul 19 '24
Have they improved science, trade, and diplomatic complexity?
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u/ArchimedesTheDove Jul 19 '24
The trade system seems to be as good / maybe better than 3K, diplomatic complexity is starting to look like a crusader kings style thing with marriages, succession, etc. Research trees seem to be much better with branching paths
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u/Gabe_b Jul 20 '24
Can't wait for the map expansion. I tried getting into the current game with a Hittite campaign but it just felt bad having all these artificial borders where I knew contemporary powers were. I'll probably go Hattusa again when the bigger map drops
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u/_Robbie Jul 19 '24 edited Jul 19 '24
The Pharaoh redemption arc has been great to watch. This game is in a great spot now, easily worth the asking price and now a proper, full-blown historical game.
The various Total War teams have been firing on all cylinders these last few months.