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| − | A [[Faction]] in the context of the [[Total War]] series of games refers to one of the various competing forces which may or may not be controllable by the player when starting a campaign or custom battle. During any campaign the player may choose one faction to play as while the remaining factions will be controlled by the computer which then simulates the moves a human player would be likely to make in order to provide a challenge based on the selected difficulty. In the game [[Medieval 2: Total War]] playable factions from the start include [[England]] and [[France]], with more factions becoming unlocked as the game continues. | + | A [[Faction]] in the context of the [[Total War]] series of games refers to one of the various competing forces which may or may not be controllable by the player when starting a campaign or custom battle. During any campaign or custom battle the player may choose one faction to play as while the remaining active factions will be controlled by the computer, which then simulates the moves a human player would be likely to make in order to provide a challenge based on the selected difficulty. In the game [[Medieval 2: Total War]] playable factions from the start include [[England]] and [[France]], with more factions becoming unlocked as the game continues. |
Many [[mods]] alter the [[vanilla]] version of the Total War games to add customised or entirely new factions for players to take control of during campaigns. | Many [[mods]] alter the [[vanilla]] version of the Total War games to add customised or entirely new factions for players to take control of during campaigns. | ||
Revision as of 20:13, 25 July 2007
A Faction in the context of the Total War series of games refers to one of the various competing forces which may or may not be controllable by the player when starting a campaign or custom battle. During any campaign or custom battle the player may choose one faction to play as while the remaining active factions will be controlled by the computer, which then simulates the moves a human player would be likely to make in order to provide a challenge based on the selected difficulty. In the game Medieval 2: Total War playable factions from the start include England and France, with more factions becoming unlocked as the game continues.
Many mods alter the vanilla version of the Total War games to add customised or entirely new factions for players to take control of during campaigns.
