Hopefully, this delay ensures there'll be no need for a Total War: Warhammer Karl Franz Edition down the line, fixing launch issues in the way that Rome II's Emperor edition did.Ĭreative Assembly have also released detailed minimum recommended and ultra specs, detailing not only what you'll need to reach each threshold but what kind of framerate you can expect. While it didn't reach the glorious highs of Shogun 2, Total War: Attila was a solid recovery after the fumbling of what seemed like a sure thing with Rome II. We've seen campaign details for the dwarves and their Book of Grudges, the Empire and the Greenskins.
The game's enormity is as much due to the variations between those factions as it is to do with scale. It's not unheard of for strategy games to start well but to stumble as the end-game approaches, and Warhammer has the further complication of factions with wildly different goals and playstyles. Giving us reviewers time for a thorough analysis is hopefully a sign of confidence in the game's intricacies. It’s an enormous game and we also want to make absolutely sure reviewers have enough time to play it thoroughly before launch.”
“This could be the best Total War game we’ve ever made. Mike Simpson, Total War Creative Director, says the studio doesn't want to "rush" toward release:
It's not a very long delay - from April 28th to May 24th - and the reasoning behind the extra development time makes sense. Creative Assembly and Sega have announced a delay to Total War: Warhammer.
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