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I don’t know why the Fallout trailers always bang on about war never changing, because war changes loads. War changes more than most stuff does, in fact, because people keep inventing new types of swords and bombs and such. Less so Total War. The basic concept behind the Total War games - a turn-based strategy campaign on a big map, with huge RTS battles - has never really changed, and it doesn’t really need to. Much like sharks, crocodiles, or Jason Statham, it’s one of those ideas that was a complete banger on the first draft.
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I ve likely mentioned it a few times in the past, but if there is one game that has a place in my heart, it s Rome: Total War. Well, Total War: Rome Remastered, as it s now known. Total War is arguably the biggest strategy franchise around, so it makes sense for all the titles to be placed together in the alphabetical drop-down ordering of life. Shogun was popular, as was Medieval. Rome was the game that truly set the series going.
Rome was also the game that converted me to PC gaming. I remember watching Time Commanders when I was younger, and I loved the look of it. I then saw Total War in some form of paper-style binding that was covering video games. I had played games on the PC before that, quite a bit, but I was done. I bought Rome: Total War. I couldn t play it; I was unhappy. I asked my uncle why and he told me that it was because I didn t have a graphics card or not one that could run the game. I got a graphics card, and my conversion t
Nostalgia bait is an odd concept. To bait someone implies luring them into some sort of horrible trap, except that with so-called nostalgia bait, the trap is just a kindly, wizened grandpa reminiscing
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