This is the second Saga game from TW which are more geographically more limited games focusing on a specific country or period. The first Saga game was Thrones of Britannia that focused on...
This is the second Saga game from TW which are more geographically more limited games focusing on a specific country or period. The first Saga game was Thrones of Britannia that focused on Anglo-Saxon britain and came out to mixed reviews.
I have a mixed opinion. I don't really like where CA has gone the past few years with fantasy and characters being the focus. Its not CA's strong point or why i played TW games, though they have been wildly successful so maybe i'm just becoming crotchety. However it's also a fucking Troy Total War game, so i'd be lying if i said i wasn't a bit excited. The Trojan War is the earliest period they've ever done and the most constricted time scale so it's going to force CA to experiment with features in a way they havent before.
This is the second Saga game from TW which are more geographically more limited games focusing on a specific country or period. The first Saga game was Thrones of Britannia that focused on Anglo-Saxon britain and came out to mixed reviews.
I have a mixed opinion. I don't really like where CA has gone the past few years with fantasy and characters being the focus. Its not CA's strong point or why i played TW games, though they have been wildly successful so maybe i'm just becoming crotchety. However it's also a fucking Troy Total War game, so i'd be lying if i said i wasn't a bit excited. The Trojan War is the earliest period they've ever done and the most constricted time scale so it's going to force CA to experiment with features in a way they havent before.
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