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Fearless
11-30-2006, 15:17
Having read the forums since the game came out and having a rant like a lot of TW supporters I am now concerned with the number of issues that need addressing. I mean is it going to be possible to sort these reoccurring problems out because a lot of them are just the same old issues from previous games. :no:
Rothe
11-30-2006, 15:28
I think you should vent your frustrations on some collective thread and not do it here. I hope someone deletes this as I am tired of having multiple split discussions on the exactly same thing - don't take offence though. It is just basic forum housekeeping...
Daveybaby
11-30-2006, 15:48
I'd be interested to know which issues you think are carried over from previous TW games, cos all of the significant issues ive seen have been pretty much brand new, and many of the significant problems of the previous games of the series seem to have been fixed in M2TW.

Unless you're saying "AI bug" is a common issue, in which case you might as well be saying "stuff dont work right".
Kraxis
11-30-2006, 16:15
The elite retraining has been carried over from RTW. Though this is, as I have learned, not something everybody think is bad.
Veresov
11-30-2006, 16:41
Actually, I think that there are not a lot of carryover bugs from RTW but there seems to be a large number of new ones.

Is it just in my game or do the suicidal generals in MTW2 seem actually worse than RTW and BI. I never saw a single general try on his own to siege like I have seen in MTW2.
Daveybaby
11-30-2006, 16:42
The elite retraining has been carried over from RTW. Though this is, as I have learned, not something everybody think is bad.

But i'm pretty sure thats by design - and, as you say, thats a personal preference rather than a widely acknowledged issue (not mine as it happens). I'd assumed Fearless was talking about bugs.
Lusted
11-30-2006, 16:44
Is it just in my game or do the suicidal generals in MTW2 seem actually worse than RTW and BI. I never saw a single general try on his own to siege like I have seen in MTW2.

In RTW it was suicidal generals on the battle map, in M2Tw it seems to be related to them wandering around on their own on the campaign map.