If it makes battles flow better, I’m game. “That may sound like we’re reducing your options – you can’t attack a city from any direction now after all – but the result is genuinely more cohesive as a battle experience and they are every bit as epic as anything we’ve made before.” “The cities were often sprawling, with multiple capture points, leading to some milling around and over-lengthy redeployments of forces as you decided which walls to besiege and which capture points to target,” writes Creative Assembly.Ĭreative Assembly wants to make siege battles “more epic” and create “higher-intensity conflicts for you to enjoy.” To accomplish this, the developers are limiting your fight to breach cities to one or two walls. The developers want to avoid the long bombardments and inner-city battles seen in previous Total War titles. Speaking of sieges, Creative Assembly is changing them up a bit for Total War: Warhammer. One against the Empire, and another against giant Dwarfen citadels beneath the ground. The trailer shows off a couple of different sieges.
What does that mean? It’s using in-game assets but is shot in a more cinematic style to give it a movie feel. Creative Assembly labels it as an in-engine cinematic. Now that is one fantastic Total War trailer.
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