When I finally discovered an ideal set of selections to take, that’s when I finally took the campaign seriously. I actually decided to let rebels capture my minor settlements since I didn’t plan on fighting those battles over and over.
But, when you combine this with the AI’s trade deals, settlements getting attacked, and other incidents, having to repeat five phases in a quest chain can give you a few headaches.
To be fair, this is only if you wish to min-max your buffs from the outcomes in the dilemmas. The shades of the dead advance at your flanks, while the hound of hell guards the gates to the afterlife.įurthermore, the constant reloads became a nuisance. As for the Cerberus fight, it takes place at the door to the Underworld. You’re assailed from all sides by its poison-infused followers. In the Lernaean Hydra bout, you’re stuck in a festering swamp with the serpent’s cave nearby. The new quest battle maps in A Total War Saga: Troy – Mythos are nothing short of gorgeous. Your expeditionary forces are joined by your leader’s army as well, alongside any bonuses that are active. general) behind in the Underworld.Īfter you’ve completed the dilemma chain (which has five steps), you may start a quest battle against the monster that you’re hunting.
If not, then you’ll have no choice but to leave your secondary hero (i.e. If you followed these paths, then the final dilemma when you meet Hades will have corresponding selections to either sacrifice the giants, or make a deal with the initiates. Conversely, you can have initiates who are familiar with the Eleusinian Mysteries. They can, eventually, provide the “Gigantomachy” buff to your squad. For example, while hunting for Cerberus, you could have giants join your army. Your decisions early on might affect the available options later.
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