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<blockquote data-quote="Simplicity" data-source="post: 3221372" data-attributes="member: 1496">I like Medieval 2: Total War better than the original Medieval: Total War.And that's saying a lot.&nbsp; Things that I like better:- The differentiation between castles and cities makes running an economy easier.- Many more strategic choices at the campaign map level.&nbsp; Lots of buildings to build.- Bigger battles with people who actually defend the castle walls, rather than flail attempting to move.- The Pope goes from being an evil, dirty bastard in the first game...&nbsp; To being a full on Pit Fiend in this one.&nbsp; Example: In my current game, the Pope has demanded that I send my faction's heir on a Crusade to Antioch (half-way across the world).&nbsp; If I don't, my faction will probably be excommunicated and Venice, Milan, and Denmark will divide me up like a box of donuts.&nbsp; Personally, I think it's time to build some balista towers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Simplicity, post: 3221372, member: 1496"] I like Medieval 2: Total War better than the original Medieval: Total War. And that's saying a lot. Things that I like better: - The differentiation between castles and cities makes running an economy easier. - Many more strategic choices at the campaign map level. Lots of buildings to build. - Bigger battles with people who actually defend the castle walls, rather than flail attempting to move. - The Pope goes from being an evil, dirty bastard in the first game... To being a full on Pit Fiend in this one. Example: In my current game, the Pope has demanded that I send my faction's heir on a Crusade to Antioch (half-way across the world). If I don't, my faction will probably be excommunicated and Venice, Milan, and Denmark will divide me up like a box of donuts. Personally, I think it's time to build some balista towers. [/QUOTE]

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