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News Creative Assembly announces Total War: Atilla

Discussion in 'Article Discussion' started by Gareth Halfacree, 26 Sep 2014.

  1. Gareth Halfacree

    Gareth Halfacree WIIGII! Lover of bit-tech Administrator Super Moderator Moderator

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  2. MightyBenihana

    MightyBenihana Do or do not, there is no try

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    Don't these guys have the rights to Warhammer? Not saying anything but WARHAMMER 40K NOW NOW NOW!
     
  3. pantalaimon

    pantalaimon What's a Dremel?

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    'several bugs '

    Ha.
     
  4. Skiddywinks

    Skiddywinks Minimodder

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    I believe they have the rights to fantasy Warhammer, not 40K.

    Also, if this is still rocking the same engine then it is likely to be as big a mess as Rome 2, at least for launch.
     
  5. Alecto

    Alecto Minimodder

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    They should just abandon this new crap that started with Napoleon and go back to Rome (not Rome 2!) / Medieval 2 engine and fix its shortcomings.
     
  6. Cerberus90

    Cerberus90 Car Spannerer

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    I thought Empire seemed pretty polished by the time I got around to playing it. Napoleon seemed to be worse to me, and from playing ROME2 in the free weekend on steam, the graphics looked a little worse than Empire to me. AI seemed a bit better, when it wasn't camping the capture point that is.

    The ships seemed to be pretty well bugged out in ROME2, twice during the prologue I had ships beach but then were unable to unload the troops, meaning they got massacred by ranged enemy troops.
     

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