Go to the Medieval II:Total War folder and find \data\world\maps\campaign\imperial_campaign from the top of the window. Once you are there, find the file descr_strat. Open it with a text editor (Word, or somthing like that). Cut and Paste the 'unlockable' section into the 'playable' section and save the file. Launch the game and you should have every faction available. Make sure to backup all those files you are going to change so if you mess up, you don't have to reinstall the game.
No it is not an expansion. It is the 4th game in the Total War series. So, you don't need any other game to play it. And if you want to get it's expansion it's called Medieval 2 Total War: Kingdoms.
Hotweels games are good but to unlock them at first its simple but then it gets harder. You can also unlock other cool stuff.
unlock all the other characters first
now its a demo you can only unlock black mage now by brawling 10 times. when other versions come out, you can unlock other characters.
AnswerThis is a matter of personal preference. Medieval Total War is a combination of a turn-based game alongside Real-Time Strategy. You can literally command your armies and decide battles in real-time whereas in Civilization IV, you cannot.On the other hand, Civilization IV is more of a strategic game in itself. The visual effects or models are not quite as detailed (a little more animated) than Medieval, but it is acceptable for a modern-day game.Civilization is a great game. Go get the newest version beyond the sword.
In order to unlock the other factions, you must complete campaign for one of the starting factions : Julii, Scipii, and Brutii
Playing out campaings.
Yes, you can play almost all the factions when you complete the grand campain. The only exseptions is the India factions, and the two invading. (mongols and someone else)
beat a roman campaign by completing all requirements and you get all other factions
Factions are not talked about in the actual constitution. However, there were other publications at the time that spoke of factions that must be guarded against.
No it is not an expansion. It is the 4th game in the Total War series. So, you don't need any other game to play it. And if you want to get it's expansion it's called Medieval 2 Total War: Kingdoms.
Groups that disagree with each other are known as factions.
the only current version of guild wars that requires the purchase of another is the Eye of the North expansion. prophecies, factions, and nightfall can all be purchased independently from each other and played as separate games
No, Chaucer and other medieval people did not smoke tobacco.
It's a multiplayer server plugin that allows users to create guilds (groups) to work together. Factions can claim land, make enemies, and "raid" other groups.
Faction servers are mainly desinged for players that are into compitions in factions you can make your own faction (clan) and build a base you can go to war with other factions or make allys with others. You can gain power by inviting other players, killing others in player vs. player battles or playing more on the server. For more information about factions message me.
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