EMPIRE TOTAL WAR REVOLUTION MODS

Here is a list of excellent mods for Total War: Napoleon:

Otherwise, enjoy this curated list of user modifications for this popular chapter in Total War history.

EMPIRE TOTAL WAR REVOLUTION MOD

WeвЂ™ve tried to avoid this as much as possible, only showcasing duplicate entries when the mod is too important or too big to leave out, like DarthModвЂ™s Napoleon version. One thing to note is because the setting and underlying mechanics of Napoleon and Empire are quite similar, many of the mods available are also available for Empire: Total War, you may even see some repeats from our Empire: Total War mods guide. NapoleonвЂ™s relative popularity over its older sibling means the mod scene is a bit more robust and active, with plenty of overhauls and smaller mods available to spruce up your game. While Empire: Total War is remembered quite fondly, Napoleon: Total War is generally considered the superior version: What it lost in terms of scale вЂ“ shedding the global map to instead focus on the Euro-centric Napoleonic Wars вЂ“ it made up for with an improved UI, better technical foundations, and generally fixed most of what was broken in Empire.

EMPIRE TOTAL WAR REVOLUTION FULL

By then America should be mostly in your control and you'll have have steady income to wage full time war of aggression and annexation in Europe or you can still delay that and go for India.LetвЂ™s take a look at some Napoleon: Total War mods. When you are advance enough for your liking in tech, you can start replace schools with industrial and happiness buildings. You have to be careful to develop economically and not lose your colonies as they are your main source of income since France is turn into the World Capital of Knowledge and Enlightenment. Nobles, like said earlier, can be unruly sometime but they are a minority and the fear of neck trauma keep them on the line most of the time. No need for pleasure palace and church as the happiness of lower class always stay in the green due to low tax and Republic bonus. Witch translate to more town then more schools and wealth. Less Army upkeep in Europe mean less tax that translate to faster trade and population growth. This enable me to focus exclusively on America while i tech up. It help also, somehow, to to ease up tension with Germans OPM and forge alliances (even with Savoy!). I tend to concentrate all my schools in capital when playing with France (with the Sister Kingdoms i tend to spread them a little and build lot less).This enable me to trigger Revolution France as quick as possible and avoid a succession war with Austria and her allies.

You can only kick out one member of your cabinet at the time (well except if you hold an election).In absolutism you can replace them by 'whoever' you wish whenever you wish. It only give slit bonus to higher class happiness and no bonus (or malus like for the absolutism) to lower class. Is it closer to one government type or the other, or is it truly more in between? And either way, what are the main bonuses & penalties for it?Д¬onstitutional Monarchy is indeed the middle ground between :2thumbsup:Republic:2thumbsup: and Absolute Monarchy. Not having had a chance to play much of the game yet (I'm still slogging my way through the RTI campaign), I was curious as to how a constitutional monarchy compares to the other government types. Should I accept the Republic or am I doomed to face wanabee riots every few turns till my Empire is somehow built? The public order malus for the low class is so bad that I can't build any workhouse/school without having people getting crazy and throwing stones at my beautiful modern buildings :no: I can't see how I could handle things more properly. So here I am, waiting for the next revolution, which will likely come pretty soon.

And that is, with almost all my provinces exempted from tax. Thing is, ten turns later, the effects of my proto industrial-revolution are kicking in, and my public order is once again terrible. I won the battle and recovered my empire with an hopefully decent public order. I had to face a revolution and decided to side with the Monarch (as I kind of wanted to trigger my own revolution later on). In 1714, things got quite bad, with not only my american and european provinces rioting, but with France going crazy aswell. And I indeed researched too many social 'technologies'. To be honest, I went a bit heavy on schools, having 6 of them at some point. Playing as France, I saw myself quickly struggling trying to maintain public order in my provinces.

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