Other articles on modding are also, of course, welcome.
We are always looking for overviews of recently released modifications and step-by-step tutorials to help those who are new to modding find their way round. I understand this opinion proved controversial.Please read this before submitting modding articles. "Rome was a huge success in part because it was so gorgeous and atmospheric that nobody noticed the game didn't work." "Rome was impressive for its time, but it left a legacy of mediocrity," Rob Zacny said when he ranked the Total War games in 2016. You interested, gang? I know ye olde Rome has its fans, though others question how well it stands up. They say they "do not currently plan to remaster any other classic Total War games" but they would say that, wouldn't they. It's curious to see a remaster from a series so enamoured with sequels and spin-offs. However, they are including a copy of it with purchases of Remastered so they're not fully obliterating the original, unlike some remasters. They say they "cannot track users who own the CD version in order to offer the discount." The campaign map in RemasteredĬreative Assembly have now removed ye olde Rome: Total War Collection from sale on Steam. But yep, this only counts for Steam owners. If you already have the original on Steam, you'll be able to pick up Remastered with a 50% discount until May 31st. Total War Rome: Remastered is due out on Steam on the 29th of April, priced at £25/€30/$30. The FAQ reels off other new features including Merchant agents, 16 extra playable factions, campaign map overlays, improved diplomacy, Steam Workshop mod support, redesigned UI, a redesigned tutorial, cross-platform multiplayer between the Windows, Mac, and Linux versions, and more. I've just checked old screenshots and ooft yep, this seems an improvement. The remaster certainly doesn't match the look of modern Total War games, but maybe is the level of fidelity Rome has in my memories - which always are better than a game actually was. This new version is spruced up to play nice with modern high and ultrawide resolutions, and Creative Assembly say it has "overhauled environment, battlefield, and character models." The remaster is being handled by Feral Interactive, who've previously done Mac and Linux ports of many Total War games. A lot like Rome: Total War, Total War: Rome will be a strategy game set in the centuries leading up to Rome's imperial period, with the Barbarian Invasion and Alexander expansions included too.
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