u/thatxx6789

I play tons of other total war games but only try 3K for like 60 hours, I tried a "historical" Liu Bei campaign, migrate to Jingzhou region, conquer it then march on Yi and Hanzhong provinces, declare myself emperor

Sun Quan and Cao Cao became alliance so I stuck defending Jing regions for like 30 turns before going to Yi provinces, only when I declare myself emperor that their alliance broke down

My plan is following historical route, conquer Nanman lands, then swing north to Chang'an/ Louyang then move to Cao Cao

Is my tech tree good as Liu Bei ? I focus on red for campaign movement range, replenishment rate and cataphract for Zhang Fei, and a bit on blue and yellow for reduce salary

I spent prestige points on army first, then admin then assignment last, is it a good move ?

I abuse the ambush stance a lot against Sun - Cao, it works perfectly but is this a good tactic ?

You can do the transaction from a nomad state with horse archers to an empire with discipline infantry and heavy cavalry, and playing both style has their own fun.

The nomad one is for fighting European, while the Ottomans one is for the muslim in the east

Playing as the Turks and I try to create the situation in 1453

Annex Anatolia then ignore Constantinople and take the Balkans from the Byzantines

Comeback to play some Rome I and I am in love with this unit, being the only Hellenic factions makes it even better

Poland attacks me as soon as we share the borders so I march my army north and see this stack

Of course I will fight this battle