This has led to a significantly better understanding of why an AI suddenly decides to attack you in most situations, how agreements are made or what motivates a faction to take a certain course of action. (yes, I was that history nerd in high school ) I can't help it, I love role-playing history. In this respect I believe my sugar coating of the game has always comes through the diplomatic evolution of the game.
In fact most people do it at levels I couldn't begin to imagine.
All this is often described by experienced players as "sugar coating" the game and it is perfectly OK. You build great empires that stretch from Lisbon to Novgorod, gain utmost glory in holy crusades, role-play your family members lives and perform complex subterfuge missions that would make current governments look like lost children. Unless you are a fierce warlord on the battlefield and prefer to spend your time mostly in the multiplayer lounge, the single player campaign map is probably where you spend most of your time in the wonderful world of Medieval 2 Total War. To all of you who consistently get betrayed, blockaded or in other ways destroyed by those you fail to understand. I understand that different people have different interests in the game and that is what makes it awesome. I am not one of these people that like mods too much but I am not the guy who hates mods either. My experiences are recorded here as encountered in the vanilla version of the game on a Very Hard/Very Hard Battle and Campaign difficulty. Some of my inspiration came after reading his work.
This thread hopefully builds on some of the great work done by Rebel6666 in his Great Thread. Moreover, I know there is an important amount of frustration from experienced players as well as new players over the correct use of diplomacy in your campaign. In response to recent topics regarding diplomacy I have decided to write a guide, mainly because I have been fascinated with the politics of Total War games ever since Shogun. I am a proud owner of all Total War games so far and over the years I have found more and more joy from the games. I am not sure if prior approval is necessary for posting such a guide, I am relatively new to the forum and have been greatly inspired by some of the postings here.
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