Vampire Counts are awesome, but require a bit different of a playstyle. Also, I find them much more fun than dwarfs. Also, you're incredibly favored in auto-resolve, to the point where auto-resolving will give you better results than actually playing the battles.Įmpire isn't nearly as easy as Dwarfs, but gives you a lot of options for how you want to play, and isn't very complex.
Lots of ways to make money, and their combat is very simple (albeit a bit boring), since you can play very defensive. But all of the following applies to both games:ĭwarfs are by far the easiest faction. If you play Empire/Dwarf/Vampires, you'll probably not encounter any of the Warhammer 2 races for 150+ turns. You can even focus the camera on a handful of soldiers in the thick of the fighting.Just move to Mortal Empires it includes the full WH1 map plus the gameplay and interface improvements of WH2. And in those battles, you can send your troops into the fight in real-time, while the enemy does the same. In Total War games, you can manage your armies on a giant continental map, and then you can drill down into individual battles when armies meet on the field. Warhammer II features four new playable races across four continents, all divided by a big ocean with lots of dynamic storms. That’s because they spread fast, breed in a stealthy way, and can overwhelm other units in battle. The Skaven might be so easy to play that they could be a good starter race for the brand new players.
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