Of all the campaigns, my favorite one is Britannia because it gives access to a wide variety of cannons like the ribault and bombard. The in-game message about these weapons are true, they render castle walls almost useless. Absolutely exciting when you're the one firing them.
Although the Teutonic campaign also gives access to such weapons, making money seems to be harder early on and the distances between cities much greater, increasing the chances of captains turning rebel. Not fun at all when you still can't afford to recruit more units to replace them and are spread too thinly against the Lithuanians. The music also sounds rather spooky compared to the lively and soothing Celtic melodies in the Britannia campaign.
The Crusades campaign only has a limited variety of cannons (at least for the Kingdom of Jerusalem) and the Americas campaign rather boring when only the Spanish have access to cannons. Obviously, cannon variety is my measure of fun. But what are your favorite campaigns and what do you look for to consider it fun?
The forces of the Polish king were so numerous that there is no number high enough in the human language. -- Prussian Chronicles
Although the Teutonic campaign also gives access to such weapons, making money seems to be harder early on and the distances between cities much greater, increasing the chances of captains turning rebel. Not fun at all when you still can't afford to recruit more units to replace them and are spread too thinly against the Lithuanians. The music also sounds rather spooky compared to the lively and soothing Celtic melodies in the Britannia campaign.
The Crusades campaign only has a limited variety of cannons (at least for the Kingdom of Jerusalem) and the Americas campaign rather boring when only the Spanish have access to cannons. Obviously, cannon variety is my measure of fun. But what are your favorite campaigns and what do you look for to consider it fun?
The forces of the Polish king were so numerous that there is no number high enough in the human language. -- Prussian Chronicles