because they are close to kyoto? well i tried like 100 turns TWICE. this game has a problem with money. i can control 10 different cities, have all the necessery building upgrades that suppose to boost income and food and it dosent matter, i'm still bankrupted over and over despite i have it all, despite i resarched everything, had upgrades. and so. and the enemy? it seems they have infinite money, because they spawn so many huge armies and they even do it from the very begining, so something here is very ...

Genuinely pissed this makes up such a large portion of the game. It's slow, boring and if you're playing in central japan, the enemies can send doomstacks on single little boats from four directions (northeast/west, southeast/west borders) so every single turn I have to play 1-3 naval battles or someone will land behind my lines when i'm pushing outwards to conquer Japan. It's insane that there are people who want naval combat back in TW. It's only slightly better if starting as Shimazu/Date since they can...

still learning but the AI is quite aggressive at times. Coming from Rome 1 i didn't realise how much more in depth the finances are in this game

Im wondering what some of the clan bonuses are but dont know what they are. they just say superior "unit" but not how it is superior? I tried searching for other websites that might show it in more Concrete stats but i have no luck

Regret playing Normal/Normal because while the campaign a.i. does build stacks, these are 90% levy units and cant climb castle walls without fleeing. It's kinda sad to watch. Same with navy battles. Enemy is gimped when it comes to morale. Battles are never close calls, you lose maybe 10-20% to an entire enemy rout. I did start the game as Minamoto, so they do have a combat bonus, but it's not hard to get a good economy going if you build trade ships and race to secure an empty trade slot on the south-w...