This game is epic in scope, seamless in execution and breathtaking in detail. Cons: - At battles with 1500+ units, the game becomes choppy when played at ењ† and x2 speed. A large world map with many settlements to conquer or hold. More advanced tactics and strategies for veterans of M2TW. In-depth tactics that anybody could learn and utilise. Pros: - Epic (siege & regular) battles with 1000+ units. A legendary AI that uses tactics and everything the game has to offer, and if that doesn't take your fancy, the modding community surely has something that can entertain you. Over 1000s of units on the screen at once, with little-to-no impact on your PC. Epic (siege & Simply a masterpiece, never has a game since perfectly represented medieval combat, strategy and sheer size. Simply a masterpiece, never has a game since perfectly represented medieval combat, strategy and sheer size. It all combines in a really enjoyable experience, even today worth trying if you never played this title before.

The pope, crusades/jihad and mongol invasions give the game a nice strategic twist, creating some really though choices and problems for player to manage (for example, obvious advantages of capturing Jerusalem are reduced by facing a nearly unstoppable Mongol hordes in that region soon after). Like in Rome, you get pretty various and interesting factions, that force to to choose different strategies and policies of building your empire. Medeval gave players more freedom and more strategic options, also in much greater scale and less slow army building (no 20 turn waiting to gather an elite army if you have infrastructure). Like in Rome, you get pretty various and interesting factions, that force to to choose Simillar to Rome, but prettier, better, bigger and faster with last thing maybe being the most important. Simillar to Rome, but prettier, better, bigger and faster with last thing maybe being the most important.

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