Game of thrones total war rome 2 mod#

For example as Robb Stark you can recruit an army in Last Hearth, it will be led by Greatjon Umber and you then recruit two units of Umber Spearmen and Umber Swordsmen to his force, and whatever. Here's one way you can solve the unit problem: Make it so that each region belongs to a different house, with family trees of their own, in each region you can recruit one of these family members as a sub-commander in your army (called knights, basically like the sub-commanders in Three Kingdoms) and they can recruit their own house units. Three Kingdoms has also focused more on diplomacy and if they expand on that even more, it would be nearly perfect for a Game of Thrones game in my opinion. Attila has a very grim feel to it as well, and is really dark, just like a Game of Thrones game would be.

Game of thrones total war rome 2 mod#

Look at the Seven Kingdoms mod for Total War Attila for example, there are a ton of ways to add units. And IRL armies didn't have different unique units in them either, yet in Medieval 2 nobody is complaining about a lack of unit diversity or a lack of units. Then make it more about characters than about the units, like in Three Kingdoms. Not about the militaries or having glorious and prestigious battles. It was always about the characters and their motives/means of achieving their goals. They removed a ton of his writing regarding the war rapes for the show. The battles are only written in to describe a shift in power but the book largely depicts all the wars as super depressing with rapes and raids wherever it goes and in fact IвЂ™d say itвЂ™s largely antiwar. The majority of depictions of war in the books are raiders, ruined towns, and scared villagers dealing with lawless soldiers/bandits. The westeros armies are described as fairly generic with knights and basic footmen/archers. Danarys military is basically dragons, spearmen, and horsemen. The unsullied are literally just spearmen who donвЂ™t flee. Dothraki in the books are just horsemen who canвЂ™t lay siege but ask for tribute to go away. The militaries are not very well explained or diversified.

After that they are decided by surprise events like wildfire trapping ships, Stannis randomly saving the day for the Nights Watch, or mercenaries who backstab their original buyers to help Danerys. The books have one like two battles in book 1 that could be played out. Game of thrones was never about the battles.