Total War: WARHAMMER III

its good, lots to learn but good

一打开就是一天~~~手动微操半天不如自动

I feel like I'm being gaslit with how the lords I have tried so far start surrounded by way stronger enemies in an immediate struggle to get past the first province. Like a hurdle race and the first hurdle is 10 feet tall. Starting neighbor AIs starting with multiple armies it seems kind of hurdles. On normal. And then I look up for tips on it and everything I find is "You have to play it this very specific way, build specifically this and that (and also roll the dice)". For example any campaign you're supposed to crutch and always use ambush cause its the only way for the AI to agree to a fight that they don't absurdly steamroll. So there's literally one way to even start the game much less play the rest of it? Just an illusion of choice for how to play a strategy game... a strategy game... Why is everyone accepting this?

This is the game I have been hoping for since I was a child. It has warts and I play with mods, but it is Amazing and I will be playing it for at least a decade or 2.

what can i say about Total Warhammer 3? its total warhammer... which was sold again as part 2, and then again as part three, just with new generation graphics pimps which ruined it more than helped it, as the computer which could run part 1 and 2 crashes over and over in total warhammer 3 because of the newsfangled tech boost there. the game itself is good, its basically just total warhammer 2 with graphics updates. but the problem is that these graphics updates made it impossible to play the total warhammer 3 right... because the game ALWAYS gets stuck in the load screen of a battle when one tries to manual fight a battle, as in the loading screen doesnt go away even when the battle map is seemingly loaded already and one can click around on the screen and even hears the units replies when they are clicked. and also, it makes the computer overheat even at the lowest graphics level with all enhancements off. all in all the game could be great, but the forced "obsoletion" of computers that used to be good enough a year or two ago is one big reason i will never buy "new" games again, because they are always pushed to the insane edge of the latest computer tech and make playing them impossible unless one is rich and can buy a new computer every to years. it was the same with XCOM Enemy Unknown (the new one with 3d graphics). ten years after i bought it, on a actually good new computer system at that time then, that game was STILL causing the computer to howl like a wounded animal because of the computational overuse and it still stuttered in parts. it is as if the games are developed on and for computers of tech generations that are not sold to the public for at least a decade later than the games release to the market, and only MUCH later those computer levels are even sold at a halfway normal price range. the reason i bring this up is that i MAY be able to play total warhammer 3... as it was "meant" to be played at some mediocre graphics settings at least... in like ten years, when the average computer is halfway able to actually run the game smoothly and not suffer a near meltdown from the processor and graphics overworking due to the pushed to the limits nonsense modern game studios do together with the computer industry to push the sale of ever new computers in tandem. so i keep to old junk with games, which actually works on a comp that isnt a 2k plus dollar equivalent cash waste that only holds a few years before it too is obsoleted by the game and comp industry push of sales then. thats my two cents of critique. it is a really good game, but sadly it became yet another industry obsoletion sale pusher which became unplayable on a lower or even mediocre pc from around 2024. so i just go back to total warhammer 2 and thats it then, the end.

Great game, but the amount of DLC is kinda nuts. Not to mention needing to own the first two games to play half the factions. Biblical greed from the devs.

Core experience is good, BUT, it is shackled by very aggressive, predatory pricing practices. The base game is essentially a teaser for the massive library of overpriced DLC. It is worth $15 at the absolute most, buy it only during deep sales. This model forces new players to navigate a confusing web between older titles and DLC packs just to access the "full" Immortal Empires experience.

GGREAT

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I like ogres.