Best Campaigns for Beginners - Total War: Pharaoh Dynasties 

Thank you for all of the Pharaoh content!

Thank you, I was looking for some different starts to learn the game.

very thankful for all the Pharoah content as well!! Not that you need to do anything for me but if you ever need a video idea, a breakdown of buildings and stuff would be insanely helpful. Like should i make a settlement focused on military, and on resources...stuff like that. But anyway thank you for ALL that you do for this community 😁

Dude, this is perfect. Need more of this kind of content!

Love your content, really appreciate the info. I dropped out of TW after the last few games so a lot of these new mechanics are overwhelming and confusing jumping back in.

Thank you for this list and tips. Something I would ask for future videos similar to this would be timestamps so it makes it easier if one wants easier go through the factions.

As a fan of Bretonnia and Kislev, I’m used to having subpar infantry

Great content, would be awesome to see a general guide to settlement builds. I haven’t played any of the recent TW, not since Attila. Seems like it’s more important to stack bonuses to your faction.

Super helpful video!! As a Norsca player from Warhammer 3, what faction do you think aligns best with that style in this game?

I can suggest wonder(landmark) guide, there are cheesy ones, at least one is stacking with Hanigalbat and mb other officer school. No steam and probably YT content on this topic. White harbour also was updated a bit it seems. And of course legacy deep guide would be useful as most people didn't use them all extensively (I used mostly only aten/trade tbh as others suck xD, they should make trade to all, and ability to choose another after it). New landmarks, its even hard to find them all (no info at wikipedia), so for those who start in Greece it could be useful. They are mostly from Emar to Assyria but I know it only now.

I tried Troy first that sht is SO OP S tier faction for new players for sure

Thanks for guide... well explained... I have played total war quite a bit but each new game you start as a noobie. I am using mods to help with learning. Can you do a guide on hardest major and minor factions please?

I would say for aggressive gameplay Iolaos, Irsu and Kurunta, for more economic gameplay Agamemnon or even small faction Ugarit due to good start. Imo all egyptians are not that easy but Amen and Ramses are decent ofc. Egyptians though now are quite good due to lethality change but still lack some economy. It also seems like AI doesnt colonise now, almost. Likes to raze but not colonize, it was much better in original Pharaoh, very frustrating especially in Egypt.

Is Ninurta a good starting faction? I wanna play as the Assyrians but they are a minor faction. Is Ninurta a good alternative?

Does TW: Pharaoh Dynasties affect the authenticity and/or flow of the tutorial campaign where you play as Ramesses? What I'm asking is, does the tutorial still play the way it was intended in vanilla Pharaoh to learn the mechanics of the game, or would it be better to just play an actual campaign? Note: I have not played Pharaoh or Pharaoh Dynasties at all. I know that generally when developers or modders overhaul a game, like NTW3 for Total War: Napoleon for example, playing through the tutorial gets kind of broken, because it's not the same game anymore.

In my campaign, memnon got fucked so fast by my archers he did not last to turn 20

What about kushite royal guards? I've been using them along with kushite armored archers and they've been doing ok. I dont see any spearmen past tier 3

Can bodyguard units/general use 2 hand weapon other than spear?

How would you compare the Age of Bronze mod to this?

Wait, why does your Amenesse looks so different?

Where's the HDR?? I love it!

What factions do you recommend for a new player? I'm just still going on with the tutorial. It gives u ramesses on easy.