
Spanning the most turbulent era in Western history, your quest for territory and power takes you through Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and even onto the shores of the New World.
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Languages: English*, French*, Italian*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Czech*, Hungarian*, Polish*, Russian**languages with full audio support
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Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 627 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Themes across 625 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
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Objectively the best Total War game
fun
rocket launcher goes pew pew pew!
I really enjoy the detail available in many aspects of a game that takes in both strategic and tactical aspects of a game of conquest, without neglecting geopolitical, religious and philosophical aspects of interaction necessary to a factions advancement. I do wish it had a short term version in which all aspects of the game moved together and a turn represented a single season rather than two years. I also wish it did not focus so much on Christian Western Europe, and had more characters, ancillaries and traits specific to the Moslem, Greek, or Russian orthodox factions. Can't wait to see what TW Medieval III will look like!
well, trailer looks good here doesnt it and people playing it well as well. I installed M2EX patch and DaC mod ran really well, really awesome. But the game is so old and coming from newer total wars after atilla – backtracking, you just get used to handling so many informations thrown at you that when you get into medieval 2 you brain starts to rot from incapability of reading units and field, like what's going on? you have to click on units to see their "moral" and other stats individually. pressing unit's ability makes no apprent sense like in newer series'. you get stuck and cannot move thorugh a building via camera, you need to around it, this makes little sense to me. Controls for keyboard - i assume anyone who had adjusted to newer titles will have to remap their keyboard layout, well it's only possible within main menu and not in game. i wish i could pretend that doesn't bother me at all, especially since i've put in less than 2 hours, but i don't think i can cope with the fact there are so many missing things that were smart to put inside the game later on. we all agree M2 has some of the good perks that were removed in much later games, but that simply doesnt outweight the ones from newer titles. What to expect from M2? The simplicity, it's very simple game in a nutshell, and getting informations out from your fielded units might be a pain if you do not want to micro manage every 5 seconds. I can imagine people who have played the series and are much older today who are used to it or someone who is starting out. it's almost like going from today's PC as we know it back 16-20 years, components are more simple, but no one is holding your hand - no good visual feedback.
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yeah its still good
i played this for hundres of hours when i was a kid. and i finally able to purchase it as an adult. 10/10 best of its time and still fun to play today
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