Attila's Last Supper: Wow, very creative, so inspiration, wow.

http://youtu.be/m5ihy9aY0UM


Didn't like it. I found it a bit excessive, too many groans, scary accents and necrophilia.

You must be fun at parties.

I don't get invited anymore.:/

However, I sincerely find every trailer since Rome II mediocre. The only one I enjoyed was that with the senators wondering about how Hannibal planned to attack them.
The same thought must have crossed CA's mind, as everything that trailer advertized was sold later as DLC (Deliberately Cut-Out).

I dunno, I loved the four horsemen of the apocalypse trailers. Best one for me was the black horse, then the white horse, then the pale horse, then the red horse. I'm also kind of fascinated with the whole four horsemen concept so that's just me.

Also I'm easily impressed. So there's that.

Not really sure where you got "necrophilia" out of that, but yeah, otherwise I agree, not a particularly original or compelling trailer.

Yea I was gonnam ake the necrophilia comment as well... no idea how that relates.... but okk

Well, we all saw how he touched that dead Roman...

That bit at the table was taken from Ferdinand I of Naples. He had a "museum of mummies" made up of his embalmed enemies. In the Borgia's TV series he had them set up like the last supper.

The accent was atrocious, to say the least:rtwno:

That's not really something to complain about, given that he's spoke an extinct language and they're having him speak English - and possibly you're supposed to imagine him actually speaking Latin.

Personally, I thought the whole table thing was silly, but that's me.

It's not so bad. It's a mediocre trailer, which matches what the Total War franchise has become now - mediocre. Except Attila is a little bit above mediocre, it's good. Not great or awesome but it's good. As opposed to Rome 2 which is the worst thing since Hitler.

Anyway, only bad thing about this trailer is the fact that they were selling DLC months before the game even released. But that's standard practice for all shady developers nowadays.

So am I the only one who loved all the four horsemen trailers? Love the imagery, especially the black and white horse trailers. I honestly dont give a :daisy: about the accent, since none of us know what Attila sounded like and hes speaking english anyways.

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So am I the only one who loved all the four horsemen trailers? Love the imagery, especially the black and white horse trailers. I honestly dont give a :daisy: about the accent, since none of us know what Attila sounded like and hes speaking english anyways.

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Oh, come on, the Red Horse trailer was pretty horible. Even the script was incoherent (and copy-pasted from the Parthian intro of Rome I).

"The desert neither forgets nor forgives!"

Ok, I could accept the forgiving part, but how could a random desert (Iran is not a desert, by the way, neither is Mesopotamia) remember or forget stuff?

Ok fine the red horse trailer was the worst of the four, but the others were great! Just dont take them too seriously and you should be good to go.