edyzmedieval
07-07-2017, 00:44
Something new, something fresh, something historical! Total War - Saga(s), historical DLC / expansion packs aimed for R2TW and ATW. :yes:
More info here - https://www.totalwar.com/blog/a-total-war-saga-announce-blog/
Definitely something similar to FoTS / Charlemagne DLC pack. And judging by the screenshots - its Britain!
Some bits of info:
It’s more about focus. There might be as many playable factions or conquerable territories in them, but that could all be focussed down to one specific region or country and a particular point in time.
In fact, we’ve done it before. Fall of the Samurai is exactly the kind of thing we’re talking about here. It was a standalone spin-off from Total War: SHOGUN 2, focussed on the pivotal event of the Boshin War. A concentrated Total War game which puts you right in the middle of a really dynamic moment of history, where the outcome could have gone in a huge number of different directions.
If you liked Fall of the Samurai, and the kind of gameplay we delivered with it, then you’re going to enjoy what we’ve got planned for our first Saga title. But it’s important to say that it isn’t our next major historical release. It is an iteration on a previous game, built on something we’ve already released.
Thoughts? :bow:
More info here - https://www.totalwar.com/blog/a-total-war-saga-announce-blog/
Definitely something similar to FoTS / Charlemagne DLC pack. And judging by the screenshots - its Britain!
Some bits of info:
It’s more about focus. There might be as many playable factions or conquerable territories in them, but that could all be focussed down to one specific region or country and a particular point in time.
In fact, we’ve done it before. Fall of the Samurai is exactly the kind of thing we’re talking about here. It was a standalone spin-off from Total War: SHOGUN 2, focussed on the pivotal event of the Boshin War. A concentrated Total War game which puts you right in the middle of a really dynamic moment of history, where the outcome could have gone in a huge number of different directions.
If you liked Fall of the Samurai, and the kind of gameplay we delivered with it, then you’re going to enjoy what we’ve got planned for our first Saga title. But it’s important to say that it isn’t our next major historical release. It is an iteration on a previous game, built on something we’ve already released.
Thoughts? :bow: