Content of the article: "Legendary Chaos invasion in Drycha campaign (spoiler: it was a blast)"
I've decided to try new ME feature – a difficulty levels for Chaos Invasion. I'm playing M/M (have enough hard times at work so just want to relax a bit in my fav game), with Legendary difficulty for Chaos.
So, as Drycha, most of the campaign was about surviving as your economics are weak and everyone hates you, the intolerant piece of wood.
Then turn 96 happened, and the fun hits the fan. Chaos appered in two packs: 12 armies in Naggaroth and 12 armies at Kislev borders.
I ignored Chaos and just sat on my tree watching this guys scorch everything.
So, as a result I got desolated Nagarroth, almost untouched Lustria and Ulthuan, and usual post-war Old world. That was interesting expirience. In a while I'll try this with Nagarond just to understand how it is to get 30 stacks on your doorstep.
Also reminder for WElfs: as Drycha I wasted a lot of time waiting for confederation quests but got only one – confederated Durthu. So, by turn 100 I was forceed to conquer other welfs. Should have done it earlier. 4 settlements with 5000 income makes life easier.
Also reminder: my trade routes was blocked for most of the campaign, but when I've captured Barak Varr, I get trade routes with Dwarfs, Bretonnia, HElfs, Khemri and my economics start flourishing. Would be great to get some way to understand what blocks your trade routes.
...the fact that you don't want to make it so powerful that it completely screws the human player of Empire on normal difficulty. Make the invasion too hard, and playing Empire becomes frustrating - made worse by the fact it is usually the entry faction for new players. Now, with two chaos Invasion spawn points, this problem includes Naggarond as well. Devs are facing the impossible balancing act of making Chaos Invasion "threaten the complete destruction of gigantic Empire every time while also not making playing Empire frustrating." And it is made still worse by fact Empire is canonically so…
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