If we assume that these battles predict future DLCs we can speculte on this: Roman conquest of Britain, Roman Conquest of Syria and Pontus, Ceasars civil War and Roman conquest of Greece.īut I dont think we can speculate this way since two Cartheginian battles seem to have been cut out. I am not sure how this can be interpreted, since it seems that some battles have been cut out of the DLCs or even replaced. It is also slightly disapointing that you play as Rome in all these battles with the exception of the battle of Silarus River and Capua where you play as Carthage and the battle of Carrhae where you would play as Parthia. And the battles of Capua and Silarus river seem to have been cut out of the Hannibal at the Gates DLC. I believe the battle of Pydna replaces the battle of Cynoscephalae and that we might not see it released. The battles in the files that we can expect to see released through future DLC are:Īlesia, Cannae and Zama were all mentioned in the files prior to the release and announcment of both the Ceasar in Gaul and Hannibal at the Gates DLC. Has a point! It is not determind which battles will be added and battles that are not in the files yet, could still be released.īut anyway. Which means that the guy who opend this thread:

The player plays the role of both the clan leader and general, alternating between the campaign, where the player manages land and armies turn by turn, and the battles, where the player takes control of the army on the battlefield in real-time. The Polish-Lithuanian army is composed mainly of halberd militia. You take the role of the Polish-Lithuanian army under King Wladyslaw Jagiello as it battles the Teutonic army of Grand Master Ulrich von Jungingen. It features in Medieval II: Total War as a historical battle. What really suprises me now, is that the Battle of Pydna was not in the game files prior to it`s release: Shogun 2s blend of turn-based strategy and real-time tactics gameplay is a staple of the Total War series. The Battle of Tannenberg (also known as the Battle of Grunwald) is a battle that took place on the 15h of July, 1410.

Some of these battles have been added via DLC. I mentioned before that there are historical battles mentioned in the game files which are not actualy in the game.

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