Total War: Rome II

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Total War: Rome II

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EaDlihIqPws[/youtube]

Looks amazing. The first one was the first TW game I played, I was instantly hooked. The medieval era total war games are my all time favorites. I still play Medieval II Kingdoms to this day. Can't wait for III. This game will hold me over though.

It's going to take a monster computer to be able to process the amount of detail plus thousands of soldiers on the screen at once.
 
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heard a lot of good things about the first total war but never had a chance to play it - this looks amazing
 
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iVol4Life said:
I'm waiting for Europa Universalis IV
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Total War games have much more re playability IMO. I like the EU games, but it becomes stale after a while. If you get bored on the campaign map of TW, you just siege a city and enter the battle map. It's also much more strategic. Plus the trait system keeps you on your toes. I can't count the times I've had a general become a disloyal lazy drunk.

SWIL said:
heard a lot of good things about the first total war but never had a chance to play it - this looks amazing
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There are a bunch of TW games all being in different eras. The newest (2011) being Shogun II which is set in 16th-century Japan. The first Rome was really good, but if you want to check out this type of game I suggest Total War: Medieval II Kingdoms Gold Edition , it can be found really cheap. It's not too demanding on PC hardware and still looks good for being a game released in 2006. Total War: Empire (18th century) and anything released after it takes a really demanding PC.
 
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I didn't like the 1st total war game much, but I really did enjoy the Total War Rome game. just wished they had more settings. a really large empire because extremely hard to maintain. besides that, attacking or defending a fully upgraded castle was extremely fun.
 
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Used to play Rome Total War a ton while in high school. May have to check this one out.
 
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thehardknoxlife said:
Total War games have much more re playability IMO. I like the EU games, but it becomes stale after a while. If you get bored on the campaign map of TW, you just siege a city and enter the battle map. It's also much more strategic. Plus the trait system keeps you on your toes. I can't count the times I've had a general become a disloyal lazy drunk.


There are a bunch of TW games all being in different eras. The newest (2011) being Shogun II which is set in 16th-century Japan. The first Rome was really good, but if you want to check out this type of game I suggest Total War: Medieval II Kingdoms Gold Edition , it can be found really cheap. It's not too demanding on PC hardware and still looks good for being a game released in 2006. Total War: Empire (18th century) and anything released after it takes a really demanding PC.
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I just prefer how paradox does their games.
 
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