#Shogun 2 ww1 mod series

Battles tend to be maximising your archers' window while the enemy closes, and then generic melee attrition. * Less monotony: one obvious issue with all the Shogun titles, including the original, is the relative monotony of setting and unit types. All the other side's han declare war on you, but they don't spawn huge armies instantly. Briefly, this is for the following reasons: * No realm divide issues: although there is a similar concept (where all shogunate and imperial han are forced into active conflict), they've gotten rid of Shogun 2's completely ahistorical and game-killing 'Colonization 2' style AI dogpile.

#Shogun 2 ww1 mod series

Briefly, this is for the following reasons: * No realm divide issues: although there is a similar concept (where all shogunate and imperial han are forced into active conflict), they've gotten rid of Shogun 2's completely ahistorical and Speaking as someone who only plays TW games in single-player, this is one of the best of the series and far better than the original Shogun2. Speaking as someone who only plays TW games in single-player, this is one of the best of the series and far better than the original Shogun2. Ignoring Sega's absolutely criminal approach to DLC (which does not affect the quality of the game in itself), I recommend it highly to strategy fans, irregardless of previous Total War experience. The AI is good (although still able to be outwitted fairly easily) and for the most part it runs well without errors. The campaign map is much bigger than Shogun 2, and looks more detailed with the railroads and surging industry of towns as they grow. The added units make ranged combat the order of the day, and with the addition of powerful artillery and naval support create a very engrossing battlefield experience. Choose to side with the Emperor or Shogun in a time of political and martial upheaval, and decide to try and maintain the traditional approach to warfare or embrace the new. The technological advances not only add more units and building options, but actually create a wonderfully immersing backdrop for an already heady, atmospheric campaign. Choose to side with the Emperor or Shogun I'll get out of the way the fact that I have no interest at all in this late, industrialized period of Japanese history, and move on to how much I still absolutely love this game. I'll get out of the way the fact that I have no interest at all in this late, industrialized period of Japanese history, and move on to how much I still absolutely love this game.