Fans, however, are outraged, citing lingering of bugs and other issues that still affect the game. This decision was made due to the developers' desire to focus on the next entry in the series. Creative Assembly, the developers of the franchise, has announced the end of post-launch support for Total War: Three Kingdoms.
Updated Jby Mark Hospodar:Recently, Total War fans received some disappointing news. Whether it's due to a poor starting location, sub-par unit rosters, or being surrounded by a multitude of enemies looking for blood, these Total War factions have the toughest time trying to survive past the first handful of turns.
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No matter the time period being covered, every game in the series has its collection of factions that are a challenge to master.
RELATED: Total War: Easiest Factions To Play In The Grand Campaign Fans of the series will undoubtedly know that this is easier said than done for certain factions. The Total War franchise encapsulates this difficulty by putting players in the shoes of great generals and statesmen and tasking them with leading their chosen country to greatness. But even them, a large amount of peasants can kill a substantial amount of men.Grand strategy games, much like life itself, can be difficult. But, if you choose one province with especially low loyalty and try to make it do a peasant revolt, now you got some peasants to test your weapons on. Velour leveling troops: There is only one way I've found yet that's most effective with this and it still isn't perfect. So if you really are in a pinch with money you can always save before your attempt and them load back if he gets caught. Note: you can use this technique with assassins as well, yet there is a higher chance of getting caught. just 20 and you can get them up to about 6-7 velour. You won't even need 100 people, it would take 100 years. Now you have 100 people to burn as heretics. So buy like 1 group of peasants and give them to the inquisitor's). Velour leveling inquisitors: Inquisitors are the easiest and cheapest to level. This is much faster then going around asking alliances with everyone and much cheaper then bribing others to increase skill. I got my emissary to 5 velour from 0 in only 9 or so years and for free. Now offer an alliance with that king and hopefully he'll say yes. Pick either one (preferably the one with a king with higher influence) to keep alliance and go to the other king (you can use this on other faction's emissaries and other units but its faster using the king because he moves less then the others). You'll have to make a choice which one to choose. Velour leveling emissaries, priests, princesses (all units that have offer alliance method): wait until you find a situation where you have alliances with two factions and they go to war with each other. Velour leveling assassins: simply create a ton of emissaries and assassinate them, they are cheap to make, very low chance of getting caught and you don't have to follow your enemies all around the world to finally get to them to assassinate them.
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