The Ishida, Kobayakawa, Kuroda, Toyotomi, Utsunomiya Clans and the rebel factions ( Buddist Rebels, Christian Rebels, Rebels) have no provinces at the start of the game. It is currently unknown whether this is a bug or last minute balance update. With Shogun 2 it is more like a roller coaster, or series of peaks and lows: early game, especially with certain factions, can be ridiculously hard to survive then there is some calm as you consolidate then a very big war involving two or three 'blocs' of super clans where you take a side more consolidation and usually taking Kyoto finally one last big war of you and your vassals against a grand alliance out to stop you at all costs, oftentimes with several dead clans reemerging. In game this is not the case, Kazusa has no Iron.
But it is going to be a nightmare holding off the whole of Japan with three stacks (which aren't even completely full and are at least 50 % ashigaru).A The encyclopedia lists Kazusa (Satomi Clan) as a province with Iron. Please don't misunderstand me, I am not complaining Shogun 2 is the best TW game in a very long time. Once that bar fills all they way up, Realm Divide. I was obedient and met his demands (filthy !) Just click on the clan management button on the bottom right and you should see a yellow bar that shows the amount that the Shogun notices you. Is it important how I react to the Shogun's demands. Is the relationship with other clans of importance? - Really bad as Tokugawa since you have to break out of Imagawa vassalage at some point and after that everybody hates you. Has the campaign setting (short, long or domination campaign) something to do with it? - I chose long. But in my Tokugawa campaign it triggered nine years into the campaign when I got only 14 provinces (+ two held by my Hojo vassels). Originally I thought there was a fixed limit. What factors influence when realm divide is triggered? I apologize for making yet another realm divide thread but I haven't found the answer I seek in the excisting ones (or perhaps I overlooked it).
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