How to Gain Unity in Total War: Three Kingdoms

AlightingTang·a year ago

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AssoilzieingThrow·a year ago

Keep your ministers and generals happy with titles and assignments. A happy court means more unity!

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BustingSpire·a year ago

To gain unity in Total War: Three Kingdoms, focus on diplomatic actions, complete missions, and maintain high faction satisfaction. Basically, be a nice ruler!

PressingDesk·a year ago

Just complete the faction council missions and make alliances. Easy peasy!

PassingDada·a year ago

from my experience, keeping a balanced mix of reforms and winning battles regularly keeps the unity gauge up. Works like a charm!

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