Otherwise, just play what you want, even if you get wrecked. That's probably gives the biggest yield for very little effort. Just don't expand too fast, focus on growth buildings, and use your agents to scout. The more tenacious (and willing to learn about the game) you are, the less any of this has an impact. If it's too hard, just lower the difficulty. Originally posted by Denston:Currently trying the dwarfs and enjoying them but was just wondering who would be a good choice? and are some factions harder to play than others or is it just starting locations that make it hard? Any of them. Be it lineholders, archers, cavalry, fliers, monsters, mages.Ī strong faction does not equal a good stepping stone into the game. High Elves are a very balanced faction, so playing them teaches you the basics of every type of unit. Has a rather safe starting area, where you can easily explore and develop provinces.
He is extremely forgiving in the early game, due to 50% upkeep reduction on tier 1 unit's. No, for the OP the easiest faction to start with in Warhammer 2 will forever be Tyrion. They're a powerful and easy faction, but a very thematic faction. They do not teach a new player nothing about how to manage provinces, proper army management. Also because they are wood elves they have a most powerful unit roster too, every type of unit pretty strong, including cavalry. They too have their own aces in the form of Total War: Warhammer 2 units.Originally posted by grab these bandages:Sisters of twilight are very beginner frendly, also they are most powerful lord in this game with cool mechanics and items. Hence, we've chosen to expand this roster in order to incorporate some of the less META races. Now once you've picked your favorite faction, knowing which Warhammer 2 units work best in an army composition is key to reigning supreme both in the battle and campaign map. Well, the same can be said for any Warhammer title, to be honest. That notion is only compounded by the fact that there are so many factions vying for supremacy in this Warhammer title. Updated Augby Sid Natividad: There are so many good units in Total War: Warhammer 2 that it would be hard to include everyone's favorite. They may not be as godly as a Faction Lord wielding the Sword of Khaine but they make for pretty good alternatives. does this sometimes! So, in order to even out the playing field, check out these borderline busted non-Lord units in the game. They either make the faction shine better or make the whole Mortal Empires campaign a joke, especially if you cram 19 of them in an army and start steamrolling all over the map. RELATED: Easiest Kill-Teams To Build For Warhammer 40,000
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