First Total War: ROME II Update this Friday.

[fallen851]

Metric feedback

Well, at least they aren't getting Imperial feedback...

As for generals going crazy, a lot people believe than dementia is something everyone would get if we all lived long enough... CA must be on that bandwagon.

I will say though, the weekly updates based on player feedback could really shape RTW: II into the best TW game ever. I hope CA follows through with this, and tailors their game to what the players want.

At the very least, if they fix all the graphical glitches and crashing and optimize the game to run decently so it doesn't take forever when we press end turn, we can fix the rest by modding.

[BroskiDerpman]

Hope CA completes the game with patches at least, quite sad to see the game at this state; it had a ton of potential but IMO CA screwed up badly.

If the game gets patched with content added back i.e family tree and small things like that at least the game provides a ok base for modders to fix up the rest and give the game some substance plus performance mods.

Currently I'm trying to complete my first Shogun 2 campaign H/H with UAI mod which made the game quite challenging! So I can wait while CA completes Rome 2...

I then got other mods to try out too for all other TW games. But Rome 2 is so tempting to buy now but I know it worth waiting for a sale or when the game goes gold...

[Hooahguy]

But Rome 2 is so tempting to buy now but I know it worth waiting for a sale or when the game goes gold...

Eh, it will be a while then. Will probably get a slight reduction for the Steam winter sale, and will see meaningful sales next summer. Maybe. Depends how well it does commercially. Generally, the better it sells the longer it will stay at the original price.

[al Roumi]

I will say though, the weekly updates based on player feedback could really shape RTW: II into the best TW game ever. I hope CA follows through with this, and tailors their game to what the players want.

Don't hold your breath. It's quite unlikely they'll do what people actually ask for.