Cunning, shrewd, and yet the shogun once again called the realm divide on me - the deliberate second banana - and it was everyone gang up on the human player. My cunning scheme was to allow the ally to bravely take on the world, come to his aid just a season or two too late, and avenge him to take the crown myself. This time, I let my loyal ally position himself between Kyoto, the rest of the clans, and my lands. So my next campaign, I kept in second place on purpose.
With no choice but to take the offensive before too many clans came like a horde of locusts, I wound up in Kyoto having never even touched end game units. So next I tried the long campaign, stepped up the difficulty, and the same thing happened. Sure enough, I wound up having to devote everything I had to producing more military units, fighting off the shogunate's allies, storming Kyoto, and ending the campaign. I had been investing heavily in civic construction projects to fund units, and apparently my eagerness for prosperous farms somehow offended the sitting Shogun. My first campaign, on Normal as the Shimazu, would end swiftly after the Realm Divide. Having just bought a gaming PC a few weeks ago, Shogun 2 was a no brainer. I must admit, I love the Total War series.
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