Total War: SHOGUN 2

Really good game. One of the games i have played the most.

伟大，无需多言。游戏简单易懂，感觉和无悔华夏机制差不多，可能是无悔华夏借鉴过吧。 记得把在设置把分辨率拉满，画质才较好。

Uma maravilhosa experiência Total War no Japão do período Sengoku Jidai. Boa batalha, trilha excelente e ambientação ótima. Nota: 9/10

If not the best then one of thew best total war game of all time. campigne is great, factions are awesome, controls are well optimized, and you can buy peak DLCs to put a cherry on top of the cake. I firmly believe that if someone wants to try a total war game for the first time than this one is the best for you. What surprises me is that game is 14 years old and still gets good reviews. Also from the point of history this game is quite interesting, because its about Japan, a country that we rarely talk about during a history lesson. <-----------Also true for the DLCs!

简单模式都不让你玩爽了，上一秒还结盟的势力下一回合就莫名其妙宣战，哎，你就必须打全图，别说什么菜，菜不配玩？我tm都选简单模式了，怪不得你小众游戏过了这么多年还是这么小众

As much as I wanted to like Shogun 2, the shamelessly cheating AI removes any sense of enjoyment or strategy from this game. Just like in Empire and Napoleon, it can generate dozens of elite troops in any fishing village in a matter of a few turns, while you are still trying to rub two coppers together to get some peasant archers going. And when you take over said village, you find all buildings fully upgraded and a single unit training slot at your disposal, begging the question how it was even possible for the AI to train a dozen units in 3 turns, or where it found the money for it all. Ten turns in you have fully stacked armies the size of crusading hosts in Medieval marching toward your home province, more ships circling Japan than airplanes around JFK, and most clans from across the island independently at war with you for no apparent reason despite not even being able to physically reach you. It feels like the game was not play tested at all. You are all but forced to exploit enemy AI to stand any chance at all. We are six games in at this point and the AI has seen no improvement since Rome - it still cannot assault a bridge crossing intelligently, and 300 samurai can still hold any bridge against pretty much any size enemy host. And don't even get me started on units maintaining their formations. This has been an ongoing problem for at least a couple games now. You'll position your archers into nice neat lines and leave them to command your horse, only to find them 5 minutes later standing in one big heap on top of each other. At the same time, archers below fortress walls can somehow see and shoot enemy troops with deadly precision up in the middle of the yard with no line of sight whatsoever. All agent actions now require gold, rendering them all but useless in early game, considering that they often cost more than your entire income for a given turn. There are some nice usability improvements here and there with much needed tooltips, but the UI is ugly and needlessly complicated. Many icons are hard to read or tell apart at a glance. Ultrawide resolutions still do not scale the UI correctly. At this point, it seems that Creative Assembly is more interested in churning out DLC and making money than good games. It is ironic that I was first hooked on the series by the first Shogun all those years ago and the sequel will now be my last Total War game. I would much rather replay Rome, Medieval, or even Shogun again.

years ago i was chinese