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Medieval 2: Total War cheats and console commands So, you want some Medieval 2: Total War cheats? Using console commands to get a leg up in videogames is a time honoured tradition, https://cheatcommands.cc/medieval-2-total-war-cheats-working/ although it seems to be more commonly associated with strategy games given their nature. Not every game has them (Civ 6, for example, is oddly absent of cheat codes), but plenty others do. Medieval 2: Total War is still pretty popular, even after all this time, and being an older Total War game it still retains that more hardcore sensibility that can make it extremely tough at times. But never fear – cheat codes are here! Whether you need to give yourself more money, or give one of your characters a specific trait, there’s plenty of options to make your game easier. We’ve put together this guide to cheats and console commands for the game, to help give you a leg up. A special shoutout to Steam user Sir_Calcium1066, who put together a more comprehensive guide on the subject. We haven’t included anything that involves editing game files, as that’s more akin to modding than using a traditional ‘cheat’. Total War: Medieval 2 cheats Like most games, you can access the command console by pressing the tilde (~) or equivalent key on your keyboard. Pressing the up arrow will bring back your most recent input. Here are some useful Medieval 2 cheats: add_population [settlement name] [amount] – adds the specified amount of population to the desired settlement. You can use a negative value to remove pop add_money [amount] – gives you the desired amount of money. You can insert [faction name] before the value to give money to another faction instead. Using a negative value removes money toggle_terrain [terrain display id] – changes the way the map terrain is displayed in game toggle_fow – toggles the fog of war on/off create_unit [settlement / character name] [unit id] [amount] [experience] [armor] [weapon] – a complicated command, this will create the desired unit within the chosen settlement or character’s army. Setting the amount, experience, and armour/weapon levels is optional process_cq [settlement name] – completes all pending construction work at specified settlement control [faction name] – switches the faction you are playing as to the chosen faction. character_reset – resets a character back to the settings they had at the start of the current turn move_character [character name] [x] [y] – moves specified character to chosen coordinates, which can be found via the show_cursorstat command surrender_regions [faction name] – will surrender all regions belonging to the chosen faction to the rebel faction.