Quick question on emperor edition

**lancelot** · 12-30-2014, 00:07

So the Emp ed contains some free DLC like the Selucids, but if you want the bood & gore pack/Greek city states etc etc you have to still pay for it. Is that correct?

**Hooahguy** · 12-30-2014, 01:44

Yup

**lancelot** · 12-30-2014, 13:20

Well, that's a little sneaky. Cant say Im overly surprised.

Oh well, thanks for the responses.

**easytarget** · 12-30-2014, 14:43

If you'd kept up with the saga of R2 over the last year you'd know why EE version came out. All part of a long tale about trying to fix it mixed with the usual DLC parade that follows every CA release now. I didn't have the impression at the time CA was trying to be sneaky with this specific release though, it was more on the side of trying to fix a broken game and signify they'd done enough to warrant re-naming it. Of course we can all agree or disagree whether that was in fact the case.

**Crandar** · 12-31-2014, 19:09

Originally Posted by lancelot

Well, that's a little sneaky. Cant say Im overly surprised.

Oh well, thanks for the responses.

Actually, Emperor Edition is patch 15, with a fancier name. Of course, to be just with the Creative Assembly, it also includes the Augustus Campaign for free, but that's all, no Snake Onagers, Spartanz, decapitations or Teuta.

The DLC option is a "feature" that exists since the Steamization of TW games and it's exclusively dedicated to make you buy any DLC. The few times, I decide to test Nappy, that little icon insists that buying the "Battle of Friedland" DLC will impressively change my gaming experience...

**edyzmedieval** · 01-03-2015, 23:25

Emperor Edition is the equivalent of Rome TW Gold / Shogun TW Warlord Edition - includes all of the content but minus the expansion packs, which are now DLCs.