Keeping to Traditions: Defeat a Fall of the Samurai army with a Shogun 2 army. Journey's End: Complete all historical battles. Hero of the Shogunate: Win a campaign on legendary difficulty playing as either the Aizu, the Jozai or the Nagaoka. Hero of the Empire: Win a campaign on legendary difficulty playing as either the Satsuma, the Tosa or the Choshu. Hereditary Honour: Playing as the Jozai, win 3 ambush battles in the same campaign. Hard Pounding: Call in naval fire support during a land battle. Gift-wrapped: Gift your co-op partner an army or navy. Gateway to the West: Playing as the Satsuma, construct a trade district and trade with a foreign power within the same campaign. Father of the Imperial Navy: Playing as the Tosa, carry out 5 naval bombardments in the same campaign.
Ezo Republic: Declare your independence and complete a campaign. Embrace the New: Attain the maximum level of clan development. Double Dragons: Create a second avatar for use in avatar conquest mode. Damn the Torpedoes: Sink an enemy ship by ramming. All Aboard!: Construct a railway between 2 provinces. Agent Provocateur: Playing as the Choshu, incite 3 rebellions in the same campaign using an ishin shishi. A Warrior's Bane: Sink an HMS Warrior-class ship. A Journey Begins: Play a historical battle.
To view your achievements and stats in Steam, select "Community", "My profile", "View all my games", then the game and view stats.Ī Blow to the Temple: Win the Battle of Ueno without capturing any of the key temple buildings. Well, I think that’s about it for the military walkthroughs – I hope you found them useful.Successfully complete the indicated task to unlock the corresponding achievement. Put your salary to 0dn per month, so that the high favour target may be reached more easily – as I said before, you don’t get to take your personal savings with you at the end of the game, so you don’t need them. Try to get 1 villa district to get the prosperity up – then, with most of your other housing at Large or Grand Insulae, you should have no problems there. It is also probably worth donating all of your personal saving to the city treasury at the start to get yourself up and running, especially militarily, since you don’t get any sort of bonus for having loads of personal savings at the end of the game. Pottery is a good export in the early stages here – it should, along with the other exportable goods, be overproduced in order to max out your trading potential. The gods seem to be more picky here than before too – build plenty of temples and oracles or you’ll find yourself on the end of some pretty unpleasant divine retribution. There are also rats here (must be the climate), so you need to be sure that you build doctors and/or hospitals everywhere to keep pestilence away – it seems to be more prevalent here than in other scenarios. Iron mines cave in again, so follow the same instructions as before. There are more wolves here, so do exactly as before to stop your immigrants being nibbled as soon as they arrive on the map. Also, you get less warning here than on the other levels – only 2 years instead of the normal 3. However, they need to be dealt with quickly, as they are pretty fast and more deadly than most of the other enemies you’ll face (or so it seemed to me when I played this level). This is actually one of the easier levels, since the enemy always comes from the same area.
Population 6000, Culture 60, Prosperity 50, Peace 55, Favour 85 Caesar Requests You’re up against the Celts now, but don’t get complacent just because they’re led by a woman – she’s history’s first feminist and the greatest example of “Girl Power” ever! Objectives You made it this far, don’t give up now! You’re just 1 step away from becoming a God. Home » Strategy » Walkthroughs » Lindum Walkthrough
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