My frontier garrisons were overwhelmed and destroyed.
To make matters worse, the Sassanids immediately invaded me from the east, and their army was 3x larger than my starting forces. I came to the unavoidable conclusion that ERE units simply suck. Despite re-arranging my troops, the result was exactly the same: my entire army destroyed within a matter of moments, with very low casualties to the enemy (Despite that they were attacking with low-quality units and my men are supposed to be heavy infantry). Horrified, I decided to reload and try the battle again. Basically, they all died almost immediately, while they inflicted negligible damage on the enemy. Despite supposedly being heavy infantry, it was less of a battle and more of a massacre. I was outnumbered 1700 against 2800 men, and my troops were completely useless. But as soon as I ended the first turn, the barbarians attacked me. My first move was to try to combine my two armies in Europe, hoping they might then have a chance. You have two small, weak armies and not much money. The problem is, the barbarians have two large armies inside your territory on turn 1 (near Thessalonica). Whether through diplomacy or conflict, they offer the perfect counter to the Hunnic threat, and introduce a number of unique ways to play Total War: Attila in both Campaign and Battle.I've just started my first campaign as the Eastern Roman Empire… and I am being destroyed! This campaign is really difficult. "When conflict occurs, they release withering hails of poison arrows on their foes. "A hardy and mobile people, often seen as the last defence against the Huns, the Slavs range far and wide across the blasted Steppe to recolonise and bring new life to the abandoned earth," the Creative Assembly wrote. As shown in the trailer below, the pack adds three new playable factions for both single- and multiplayer use - the Anteans, Sclavenians and Venedians. That's not all the update does, of course hit up the official Total War Wiki for full patch notes.įor those with a bit of cash to splash around, the Slavic Nations Culture is out now on Steam. The world is changing, yet the Garamantians are poised to seize greatness no matter what." "From their north African strongholds, they can attack the now-troubled Roman Empire, forging their own path in the west, or strike out into the seas to explore the unknown. "In the dying light of the 4th century, the Garamantians occupy a unique position," the Creative Assembly wrote. Total War: Attila has been updated with free and premium content, as well as the usual stack of little fixes.Ī Total War: Attila update is now available, adding the new playable Garamantes faction for free.
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