Saving Your Disaster Total War Campaigns - Carthage Economic Crisis 

Hidole555 lmao😂😂

he's loosing it :) love it

LOL

Maybe Hannibal went back in time and he's making him unfuck it. *or maybe Legend went back in time and was Hannibal*

Heinrich Dethahal if legend went back in time and became Hannibal then Hannibal wouldn’t have lost the Battle of Zama

@@tsarchasm1499 How, by camping in the corner and running around with hanibal on his horse until romans ran out of arrows? :D :D

Same

And the senators and nobles approves somehow

When you badly build your cities ... Thats what happen!!

That explains the secession in Spain.

Sol Invictus That's not true, they actually left Britannia for multiple reasons, money was not one. They left mostly due to the fact they believed it to be godless, more so in modern day Scotland, Rome was also struggling to fend back the Germanic hordes on the eastern front, which made them recall their forces to defend Rome. Also, the Romans really didn't know that at all, as much as they were smart in terms of military, they fought a few battles which didn't need to be fought, in fact Julia Caesar was a culprit of this when he sieged a settlement then got sieged himself, even with knowledge that a reinforcing army was on the way, he could've easily retreated and come back later with a much larger army, but decided not to, sure he won, but at the cost of how many men? It was idiotic, and if it didn't work in his favour I can 100% say he wouldn't be mentioned anywhere near as much as he is nowadays.

That is what I meant by maintenance. It means more than money. Troops needed elsewhere and the lack of a pure Roman populace contributed to Britannia being abandoned

^this i think it was stilicho who withdrew the last roman legion from britain to fend off the germanic tribes

Sol Invixtus is right guys, all the things you list is a problem with money and resources management. Maybe not the fact that they called the land godless but at the same time you donät call land that brings a lot of money to you for godless, you conquer that kind of land.

@@thesmitingsmiter9857 That can be said for just about anyone in history. If it didnt work, they wouldnt be mentioned, barrinf few exceptions and those exceptions are mostly known for bravery.

Don't forget the Slave rebellions

trees don't grow in a year dude. they take reasonable time. 80 years for a decent tree length and width. and lumber was expensive at that time.

Yet somehow you can build a half dozen new ships for cheap in one turn...

well...antique style production line and labour division? :D

just merge the damaged ones and recruit new ones. ez

I know how to deal with it, I just think the logic is stupid

lol.. legend has still to meet his Scipio..

Whether the case, he for sure would find a linage back to Genghis Khan.

Siodog Europa Barbarorum Epirus This is Total War campaign

How about the cuman campaign that he solved with that annoying realism mod. Probably not possible to solve.

He's like an unholy hybrid between Mac Gyver and Sun Tsu. "Ok, I have a piece of string, half a block of cheese a rusty nail and two gold coins" *one turn later he comes back with an army*

Easy. Rome: Total War, any kingdom. You only have one town, no units, and you are besieged. Gg no re.

Legend : hold my beer.

well you're watching a LoTW video, I suppose you had to stop playing for that.

Easy play and watching is the name of the game.

Not a single goddamn battle

no time for eating hun. didn't you hear him stating in that timurid video that he had a whole 70 'save my arse' requests in his mails and it was even increasing everytime he checked his inbox?

Stellaris has the best vassals. TW vassals...you're doing it wrong ;)

Vassals in Shogun 2 can be handy but only after realm divide has occurred. In that case, if you take a territory that you don't want to try to hold, instead of occupy you liberate a faction (only works if the territory you take used to be the home province of a clan that got taken over earlier).

Veterans are FAR more useful training units in armies or being your anti-agent assassins. I don't think Legend is exactly correct in that Agents as a whole getting a nerf in the Ancestry update, as two agent types - the Patrician/Judge type, and the Veteran/Hero type - got a lot of buffs - but they did nerf spies/scouts a lot, so they're not good at taking out other agents anymore, and can't damage enemy armies until much later in their skill progression. Now Veterans/Heros are the units you use to disrupt enemy armies more often, and passively to add Experience to your units, and they're strong in those tasks, which makes the buff to adventuring less useful because you'll probably want to keep them around a lot more rather than out and on the fringes.

Late, but not huge unit scale

praetorians 2

Total War Rome 2

rock081189 cool, thanks man

@@antivenom1418 hehehe

You didn't even make it 5 seconds into the video apparently ^^ 0:05

because id take this one