Total War: ATTILA

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玩东西罗马，创业不容易，守业也不容易

the game needs to be fixed on launch. when you buy this it will be a stuttering mess that you will have to bug fix. after that, i did like the campaign more than rtw2 but just barely enough to get through 1 campaign. dont plan on playing it any further. if u get on sale and really want to play ERE, id say its worth it. i did somewhat enjoy that campaign despite some egregious gameplay designs bugs etc

Pretty fun game. The combat and battles are easily a step up from the disapointing Rome 2 but a downgrade when compared to Shogun 2. The AI is competent when playing on Hard difficulty but gets absolutely unfair cheats on VH with unfair stat boosts and your units for the first 70 turns will be outclassed. The campaign is pretty good but not as developed and optimizable as in Rome 2; all settlements you basically build the same buildings which is disapointing (spam farms, a town center, granary). After 2 unfinished playthroughs (as Saxons and Franks) I feel like i got to see what the game has to offer. 6/10

Best Total War!

Bought this back in the day but never played it as I was way too sucked into Paradox games at the time. In fact, I haven't touched any Total War games in years. Since it recently got updated for Mac, and wanting to experience this one as I loved Barbarian Invasion for the original Rome Total War, I decided to give this a shot, and of course now I'm addicted to it. First off, the optimization: No, it's not really better on Macs than it is on PCs, but it runs well enough even though the framerate does tend to dip a lot. That said, it doesn't really affect the playability of the game. If I had a more recent Mac, I'm sure it would run a bit better, but as it is I have few complaints. So, how is it coming back to the Total War series with what is probably the hardest game? Tons of fun. I love the atmosphere and the challenge of the game. There's still a lot for me to do in the game despite having over 200 hours in it now, such as winning a campaign as the Western Roman Empire, so I don't see myself getting bored with it anytime soon. On top of that, I have most (if not all) of the DLCs, so I expect to have fun with The Last Roman and Age of Charlemagne campaigns once I've gotten tired of the Grand Campaign. I don't feel like writing a book, so I'll just say that I highly recommend this game to anyone who either likes the Total War series or is a sucker for anything involving the Roman Empire or early Middle Ages.

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