Total war rome ii emperor edition trailer

Like many real time strategy games you are likely to need a fair amount of time to get the most out of this game as there is much more to it then just clicking on an army and waiting for them to destroy another. The strategic map which you use to see how your various armies and cities are doing looks incredible, there is a lot of detail on show, including weather effects such as fog, rain and snow, all of which change according to the seasons of the year. This is supplemented by the real-time battlefields where you will take direct control of your armies as they battle to vanquish an invading force or you want to storm a fortress to take control of a new area of the map. The main core of the game is split in two firstly you will be introduced to a turn based game where you overview the map managing your cities, moving your armies and ensuring the future growth of your empire.

In the emperor edition The Creative Assembly have stated that they have updated the politics system, as well as general graphical updates and many improvements to the in game AI and early on I have to say that the game shows very few of the problems reported on release. On first viewings I was astounded by just how much content you get in this version of the game, if you bought the game on release last year many of the updates you will receive for free. So have the twelve months been spent well by The Creative Assembly? I really hope so. Now a year later it has been released with a lot of extra add ons and DLC as the Emperor Edition.

Total War: Rome 2 was originally released late last year to some rather indifferent reviews, on release it had many bugs and problems and even though it was released nearly ten years after the original Total War: Rome game it wasnвЂ™t regarded as much of a step forward and in fact there were many gamers who thought this was a step backwards with poor AI and some fairly boring game mechanics.

Total war rome ii emperor edition trailer