I played this for a bit but it kinda made the ck3 part trivial considering how easy you can win battles in attila with some practise
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yeah I was gonna say this probably makes the battles a little lopsided given that the Total War games have always had kinda easily exploited AI
I now want Victoria III plus period-accurate milsims.
Napoleon: total war maybe?
Heavily modded shogun 2? it had some really cool steam/ironclad combat for the victorian era expansion and the artillery felt super punchy
This is super cool. My dream game grand strategy game is something with CK-style intrigue, TW-scale battles controlled via an M&B-style character, so this is one more step closer to that.
There was a mod that integrated M&B combat into CK3 but it stopped being updated IIRC.
Greatest TW game Attila used for the mod? let's go
now my 40 hour campaign can become a 400 hour campaign