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The video presents alternatives for enthusiasts of large-scale real-time tactical battles who may have been let down by "Total War: Pharaoh." The suggested alternatives encompass a range of genres and historical settings: "Knights of Honor 2" brings grand strategy and RTS elements within a medieval backdrop; "Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord" combines RPG mechanics with strategic real-time battles; and a "Crusader Kings 3" mod, Crusader Wars, incorporates Total War-like battles, along with a similar "Game of Thrones" mod. For modern warfare enthusiasts, "Broken Arrow" offers real-time tactics with contemporary military units. Other notable mentions include "Ancient Warfare the Han Dynasty," akin to "Total War: Three Kingdoms," and "Nobunaga's Ambition," which focuses on ancient Japan's macro-management and clan logistics. The upcoming "Manor Lords," a mix of city building and medieval combat, is highly anticipated for its detailed simulations, expected to release on April 26, 2024. The presenter, Wolf, concludes by inviting viewers to share their next game choices in the comments.
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In this segment of the video, the presenter discusses several alternatives for fans of large-scale real-time tactical battles, especially those who may have been disappointed by “Total War: Pharaoh.” The presenter suggests “Knights of Honor 2,” a grand strategy RTS game set in the Middle Ages which features battle mechanics similar to Total War. Another recommendation is “Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord,” a role-playing game with significant strategy and real-time battle components. The video also mentions a mod for “Crusader Kings 3” called Crusader Wars, which incorporates Total War-like battles, and further highlights a “Game of Thrones” mod with a similar concept. Lastly, “Broken Arrow” is introduced as a real-time tactics game featuring modern military units.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses various game options while waiting for the release of a new game in 2024. They mention similar games such as the War Game series and titles covering more modern warfare. Specifically, they highlight “Ancient Warfare the Han Dynasty,” which is compared to “Total War: Three Kingdoms.” The game is currently available for $15 on Steam and features classic Total War-style mechanics like recruiting units and large-scale battles, but is deemed not as impressive.
Additionally, “Nobunaga’s Ambition” is introduced, set in ancient Japan, focusing on macro-management of forces, logistics, and clan management rather than detailed tactical battles, with the goal of becoming Shogun. Lastly, the most anticipated game discussed is “Manor Lords,” a city builder combined with real-time tactical battles, set for release on April 26, 2024. The game promises detailed simulation of medieval warfare and allows players to equip their own retinue, generating excitement among Total War fans.
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In this segment, the speaker wraps up the discussion by asking the audience which game they will try next and encourages them to share their choices in the comments. He signs off by introducing himself as Wolf and expressing that he looks forward to seeing viewers in the next video.