TOTAL WAR WARHAMMER 40K PATCH

We should commend Creative Assembly for their commitment to improving a years-old game in ways that didnвЂ™t seem possible. IвЂ™m not sure IвЂ™ve ever seen a game that needed this kind of optimization so much receive it so successfully, except perhaps Crusader KingsвЂ™ famous castration bug.

TOTAL WAR WARHAMMER 40K PATCH

The patch attached to the recent release of The Shadow & The Blade add-on, however, adds a massive technical improvement, making the game infinitely more playable. Early in the game, youвЂ™d spend 15 seconds moving an army, press end turn, and then wait for 2-3 minutes, with different waits in the late game. The second major issue was that with its huge map and well over a hundred different factions, Mortal Empires was just slow as hell. The latter problem is still present, but itвЂ™s not a deal-breaker on its own. The two biggest problems were that the Chaos invasions, the centerpiece of the fantastic campaign of the first Total Warhammer, were basically nonfunctional, either focusing entire on the player to the point of absurdity, or barely being noticeable. (It also created major technical headaches for Creative Assembly, and it took it months to add the final faction from the first Total Warhammer, Norsca, as functional in Mortal Empires.) ItвЂ™s been a curiosity that IвЂ™ve wanted to like as much as IвЂ™ve liked the main games, but always missing something. See, Mortal Empires has largely been a mess since its release. Three top investment pros open up about what it takes to get your video game funded.

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