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Post your strategies, thoughts, links and reviews here. I'd suggest y'all get cracking - at time of writing, the store's mod hub is looking rather thin.Click here to set your flair! Welcome to /r/TotalWar!Ī subreddit for all of those who love the Total War series. A full list of photo features, balance changes, bug fixes and more info on Artemis' blessings can be found over on the 1.3.0 patch notes.įinally, official mod support is now live, with the Assembly Kit mod tools free to download over on the Epic Games Store. A boat-load of settings let you fiddle with all the camera options you'd expect (exposure, depth of field, F-stop, etc), though you can also conveniently change the rotation of the sky, the weather, and density of units on the field.
The update also adds a new photo mode to Troy, and it looks a real good'un. The epic giant Orion arrives for those who show the most piety to Artemis, while all factions will be able to pray to the Goddess to gain access to a new light archer unit. Alongside a number of balance tweaks, today's update adds Artemis - Goddess of the Hunt and personal Hades fave. Really, though, it's today's free update that contains most of the goodies. Blood effects can be accessed in their own settings menu, where you can fiddle about with precisely how much gore you want in your game. It's a fairly light DLC pack - but then, at £2.49 on the Epic Games Store, the price isn't too much to ask for an extra bit of sauce on top of your tactical maelstroms.
Check out these absolutely rotten patch notes for flavour. Ancient Greece is no exception, with the Blood & Glory DLC bringing in all sorts of gore and mutilation effects. Whether it be The Old World or Late Antiquity, it's become a slightly disturbing trend for Total War games to add a blood-soaked expansion pack after release.
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