Rating games I've played based on if they have the things in their name Part 1

Aliens Dark Descent - There is aliens, and you descend into the dark multiple times. 10/10

Baldurs Gate 3 - There was a baldur and he did have a gate, however it was only one gate and not 3. False advertising. 6/10

Ace combat 7 : Skies unknown - There was an ace, and there was combat, way more than 7 combats. However all the skies were known. 8.5/10

Star wars : Empire at War - There is an empire and it do be at war. However, no stars are at war. 7/10

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Awakening of the Rebellion mod - Rebellion is already awakened and running around. 0/10

Thrawn's Revenge - There is a thrawn and he is out for revenge, but will he achieve it? 7/10

Grand Theft Auto 5 - There is far more than 5 grand Theft autos. 11/10

Star wars : Jedi Fallen order - There is a Jedi and there is an order that is fallen. However the stars are not at war. 7/10

Pathfinder : Wrath of the Righteous - There is wrath, there is righteousness, there is even a Pathfinder. However I know not whose path they are finding. 10/10

Total war : Shogun 2 - There is total war, however there is only one Shogun. 7/10

Homeworld 2 - They leave their homeworld immediately and spent the rest of the time in space. 0/10

more shogun 2 posting, I wish the multiplayer worked again :c

Creative choices in Total War: Shogun 2 tell really interesting stories just below the surface if you try to find them

One of these is shown in the base campaign (1640’s) with the Tercos unit. They are a Portuguese unit that can be recruited by the Otomo clan due to their close links with Portugal. An interesting thing about the Tercos is that when the player selects the unit to give it an order, they answer in English, with an English accent. This could just be seen as an ease of use choice, except all the units from Japan answer in Japanese. Therefore, can be determined that these terco units are made up of Englishmen. Though the developers may not have thought it through like this, tells the story of men with so few prospects and so little to lose that they left their homeland to join an army for a different (though allied) nation, and then go to fight a war in a foreign land on the other side of the world. What would possess a man to do such a thing in an age where they were unlikely to leave their village, and had probably never even heard of Japan?

Stories similar to this are shown in even greater number in the Fall of the Samurai campaign of the same game. This game allows the player to recruit French, British, and American soldiers in a war starting in winter, 1864. It’s interesting enough with the British and French soldiers, but the units of greatest interest are the American units. This is because they speak with a thick southern accent. In fact, even the game’s advisor speaks with such an accent. This doesn’t just imply a long story behind these characters, it all but confirms it. As all Americans know (and probably many non-Americans), the mid 1860’s were a bad time to be a military officer from the southern United States. This therefore paints a picture: men who are so lost or so ashamed of their failure that they signed on to go fight in a war in Japan. It’s not unheard of, two ex-confederate officers (Henry Sibley and William Loring) fought in the Egyptian army in the 1870’s. And if the diaries of confederate veterans are anything to go off of, then these men even could be the first weebs, only more racist: feeling so defeated that they felt they lost their whiteness, and so try to integrate into Japanese society instead, that they may never see another black man again.

Just a thought.

Back on the Shogun 2 grind after an eternity.

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Playing Shimazu late game

As crazy as this video already is, it only shows one part of a much larger battle.

The Sanrizuka Crossroads engagement shown in the video is organized and led by the legendary Chūkaku-ha, the Revolutionary Communist League National Committee (革命的共産主義者同盟全国委員会). You can identify their student-fighters by their iconic white safety helmets with the marking 中核 (Central Core), their motorcycle goggles, white face masks, and Molotov cocktails.

As the Chūkaku-ha was fighting riot police back at the crossroads, the actual Narita Airport was attacked by another army! The Kakurōkyō, the Revolutionary Labourers Association (革命的労働者協会). While the Chūkaku-ha student shock troops drew police attention to Sanrizuka, the Kakurōkyō adopted more guerrilla-like tactics to sneak into the heavily defended airport.

At 5:00 pm, 40 min after the crossroads battle began, they burned the trains in Narita station, then lit up huge fires around the airport to obstruct the landing and takeoff of aircraft. 5:30 pm. Kakurōkyō members disguised as taxi drivers and travellers started a fire in the airport terminal. Airport authorities of course called the fire department.

This is the craziest part of the story: The Kakurōkyō had prepared a fake firetruck and fire command car! And the fake firetruck had a fucking FLAMETHROWER disguised as the water hose!

A band of forlorn hope, dressed in firefighter uniforms, sneaked into the airport along with real firefighters.They shattered the windows on the control towers with pachinko ball shotguns, then planned on setting the entire control tower on fire, destroying the airport. However, their homemade flamethrower, as bad ass as it was, broke down at the last minute. The Narita Airport, although temporarily put out of operation, was saved from the worst outcome.

Officially known as the 20 October Narita Local Conflict (10.20成田現地闘争), the leftists preferred to call it the Uprising of '85 (85年蜂起戦). This is the last major battle in the "Narita Problem" that has haunted Japan's government since 1966.

Japan's National Police Agency was utterly humiliated as their riot police was not only pushed back at Sanrizuka but almost lost the entire airport. The mighty Chūkaku-ha, however, was also hit hard with hundreds arrested. It would never regain its former strength.

241 protesters were arrested. 16 of its leaders later convicted. Multiple injured No one was killed

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My Dream Total War Game: Part 1

Well, I've had a solid go of Total War: Warhammer III having played several races and I'm just waiting for Immortal Empires to drop. I suppose it's time to do the big project I've been thinking about for a while, what would my dream Total War game look like?

To start with, I've been thinking back to the previous games in the series. I've played every single Total War title except the original Shogun, Napoleon, and Thrones of Britannia, so I think I've got a fairly good background. Each one of them introduced something cool or different to the series, so let's take a look at those things

Here's what I really liked that I associate with each of them:

Medieval: Total War

My goodness, the original for me. I still love this game, though I am glad that we've moved away from that tile campaign map. One thing I remember about this game was being able to assault the gates of a castle even without building siege equipment. Infantry could undermine the foundations, scale walls, and attempt to torch the gates. It was way less efficient than building or bringing along real siege equipment, but there are times when you just need to take the dang thing and this option was great to have in your back pocket.

Princesses were also great. They weren't just pictures on a family tree that meant very little, they were very real agents in the campaign and that really brought the socio-political side of the game to life.

Finally, I loved the religion aspect of this. Fighting a war with troops and diplomacy is one thing, but adding religion to your arsenal really added another dimension to it. Being able to influence the Papacy as a Catholic faction especially was a ton of fun.

Rome: Total War

Oh my (George Takei voice), the realistic campaign map and 3-D units. I never want to play without those again. Definitely have to be a part of any perfect TW game.

Rome was also the first game with real diversity in factions. I mean, in Shogun the factions pretty much all use peasants and samurai and in the time period of Medieval the mounted knight is pretty much the main unit on the battlefield that all factions build their armies around. In Rome, by contrast, each faction has a very unique way of making war that forces different strategy and tactics than any other faction. The Romans have the legion, Greeks have hoplites, Macedonians have pikes, Gauls have warbands. Each one of those brings a totally different flavor to how they play and I love it.

Other than that, I miss the trade system. I liked it when a trade agreement meant that any territories that could trade with each other would do so instead of this new capital to capital link.

Medieval II: Total War

There's nothing quite like the feel and fanfare of medieval warfare and there were three things in particular from this that I'd want in a perfect TW game. The first is the synchronized kills, where the animation of an attacking unit matches the death animation of the unit it's attacking. Sure, I spend a lot of time zoomed out and issuing commands to the army, but there's nothing like zooming in and actually seeing dozens of men directly interacting with each other instead of just using stock animations without regard for one another.

The next one is the individualized units. Making different men in the same unit look unique was amazing and I was surprised at how well they were able to manage it. And, taking off from that…

…is my next point, the visual impact of armor and weapon upgrades. You see, Medieval II didn't just have armor upgrade by colors (upgrade to the bronze, then the silver, then the gold), it had types of armor. Leather, Padded, Lamellar, Light Mail, etc that were made in different kinds of facilities. Different kinds of units started with different types of armor and could only be upgraded to types of armor that made sense for them to wear. More importantly, you could SEE the change when you went into battle. Line infantry with heavy mail or partial plate LOOKED different from the same unit with light mail. This is a feature I'd really love to see again.

Empire: Total War

NAVAL COMBAT! I mean, seriously, the age of sail. No other TW game has done naval combat as well since and it's a feature I really want to see again (particularly in the Warhammer games, how do we have Vampire Coast and Druchii without naval combat?).

This was also the first TW game that featured automatic replenishment of units which is definitely a feature I would have to have in my perfect game.

I'm still not 100% sure I like not being able to just build every building in a single city given enough time, but I really loved the fact that not all buildings in a territory were in the central settlement and that new cities would spring up in a territory over time with enough growth. It made the provinces/territories more of a strategic battleground when you couldn't just retreat to the city and hole up while the enemy ran all over the place without accomplishing anything.

There's also the settlement garrisons. It was so nice having at least a rudimentary defense in place even if I didn't put an army in every. single. city. They've been balanced differently in different games to various results, but I think any TW game from now on needs them.

Finally, dismountable cavalry. There are so many situations where it would be more useful to take my guys off of horseback, so why can't I do it anymore?

Shogun 2: Total War

Shogun 2 for me is all about the multiplayer. I loved the clans system, I loved the progression system, and my favorite part was how you could save a veteran unit from your battles and customize it. No more nameless, faceless armies, I want my personal troops again!

Rome II: Total War

Let's face it, the combined land and sea battles really gave the navy its punch in this game. The ramming of sea battles was fine, but being able to use your ships and their full crews on land made them ten times as valuable. That would absolutely be a part of my perfect TW game.

Total War: Attila

Attila, more than any other TW game really had a strong feel. The world was getting colder and civilization was falling apart and it FELT like that was happening all around you. I'm not 100% sure how you would get that level of theming in another game, but I want it!

Total War: Warhammer, Warhammer II

So for me these are in the same boat, Warhammer II was a great improvement over Warhammer, but for me it didn't do anything new that Warhammer hadn't already done, it just did the things better. That said, I liked the single entity units and I liked the monstrous units, they really added some difference in gameplay. I also liked the magic which really opened up a ton of tactical and strategic options.

These games also brought in unique faction mechanics, different kinds of machinations and strategies that each faction could employ, further differentiating them beyond even their unique unit rosters and building trees.

Total War: Arenas

This one never officially launched and it wasn't even an official Total War thing by the end of it, but I love it so much I'm going to talk about it anyways.

Arenas was the greatest multiplayer experience I've ever played in any game ever. The gameplay was set up so that you controlled three units in an army with nine other players against an enemy army of ten. You had to cooperate over a divided battlefield in order to secure victory either by destroying all enemy units or by capturing their flag.

I'm sure there'd be a ton more work you'd have to do in order to get this to work and you'd probably want different modes because how often do you have 20 players at a time, but it was the coolest TW experience I've ever had and I really want to see it again!

Total War: Three Kingdoms

My goodness, the diplomacy. Give me the diplomacy system. This was the single most refreshing TW title I have played in a long time and it still holds a special place in my heart because of this. Yes, other titles since have used the diplomacy system to some degree, but in Troy and Warhammer a lot of the faction relations are hard-coded in. In Three Kingdoms the alliances and confederations can shift in a heartbeat, completely changing the shape of the campaign.

The way the diplomacy system interacted with the character relationships was also brilliant in that it allowed a real connection to your generals and officers. They were no longer just cogs in a machine, they had likes and dislikes and developed friendships and rivalries over the course of the campaign. It was great!

The personalities were also fantastic because they hooked them up to the play style. A brash and aggressive character would genuinely play in a brash and aggressive way which led to whole new level of strategic planning.

I also really like the idea of an army being composed of multiple generals and their retinues. This worked really well with the relationship and personality system, adding new depth to the campaign where you had to work to ensure that you composed armies not just with generals who complemented each other well, but also who got along well enough to work together.

Total War: Troy

I liked the mythological elements of this a lot. They weren't overwhelming, but it was just really cool to see a huge man dressed as a cyclops on the battlefield. It was impressive enough to be cool but still within the bounds of reason so it didn't break historical verisimilitude.

The other thing I really liked about this one was the currency system. It was really fun putting together the different pieces in order to buy what you needed. Three Kingdoms started this a bit with their food mechanic, but Troy took it to the next level and it was a great feature.

Total War: Warhammer III

Warhammer III separates itself from I and II based on one thing only, the Warriors of Chaos rework that's being prepared for the launch of Immortal Empires. You see, this rework has something I've been wanting from a TW game since I first started playing them back in 2001, the ability to upgrade a unit to a better type instead of having to disband it and recruit a new one. It's great, it's fantastic, and I'm super looking forward to getting to use this feature.

Conclusion

So yeah, that's what I love about each of the games and what I'd put in my perfect Total War game. The thing is, though, there's still some stuff that I've seen in other games that hasn't made it into a TW game yet. I'll do another rant in a bit with some of those things.

Total War Shogun 2 - New Vid

Watch me play Total War: Shogun 2 and chat about Japanese history AT THE SAME TIME!

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The country, ruled for nearly 200 years by a unified government under the Ashikaga Shogunate, is now split into many warring clans following the shogunate's fall. It is the middle of the 16th century in Medieval Japan. Set during the golden age of Samurai warfare, Shogun 2 brings to life the most turbulent period of Japanese history. Additional features include: leveling of the player character, hero units and standard units, realistically varied AI responses and both competitive and cooperative online multiplayer support. Using the natural and political resources available, as well as the strengths of their Samurai and peasant units, players eliminate enemies by all means possible as they seek to become the next shogun and extend their power over the whole of Japan. In it players assume the leadership of one of several warring provinces in a historically correct rendition of Medieval Japan simultaneously cursed by warfare and blessed with new wealth following the fall of the Ashikaga Shogunate. Shogun 2: Total War is the long-awaited follow-up to the original PC game in the Total War turn-based Strategy franchise, Shogun: Total War. Product description (Total War: SHOGUN 2) Total War: SHOGUN 2 - Rise of the Samurai Campaign.Total War: SHOGUN 2 - Dragon War Battle Pack.Total War: SHOGUN 2 - Otomo Clan Pack DLC.Total War: SHOGUN 2 - Saints and Heroes Unit Pack.Total War: SHOGUN 2 - The Ikko Ikki Clan Pack.Total War: SHOGUN 2 - The Hattori Clan Pack.Total War: SHOGUN 2 - Sengoku Jidai Unit Pack.The Total War Shogun 2 Collection contains:

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Total War Battles: Shogun is a great extension of the PC game and provides the same challenge as the original. The game also includes local multiplayer with three different modes. For real-time strategy fans, it is one of the best games available for iOS. The challenge that Total War Battles: Shogun presents is what makes the game a lot of fun. Expect to fail missions and have to retry them because of a single mistake. It is easy to send waves of soldiers into battle only to have them wiped out. Only a few missions after the tutorial, constant planning is required. Later in the game, you can hire muskets and cavalry which can change the tide of battles.īut Total War Battles: Shogun is challenging. Each class has an opposing class that can combat them better than others. There is a checks-and-balances system in Total War Battles: Shogun for soldiers. From lowly peasant samurai and archers to armored samurai and ninjas, Total War Battles: Shogun brings many of the various social classes into the game. The amount of different soldiers is impressive. As you complete missions in the campaign, new soldiers are unlocked for use. You have to collect resources like money, lumber, and iron to purchase new buildings or soldiers. Since Total War Battles: Shogun is a real-time strategy game, there is a combination of resource gathering and combat.

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Experience points can be used to upgrade buildings and soldiers. Off the main single player campaign there are smaller experience building missions. You move from mission to mission with distinct objectives and try to complete them. Total War Battles: Shogun is a string of smaller, linear battles. Rarely is there slowdown or crashing in the game, and the animations give each class their own character.Įven though Total War Battles: Shogun does not contain the high density visuals, the attention to historic detail more than makes up for it. Total War Battles: Shogun is a colorful game and pushes a lot of animation. While it may be difficult to remember the names, the character design makes things easy. Character design is impressive with everything from peasant samurai to ninjas having distinct appearances and animations. Structures are detailed and have a lot of small elements that are not immediately seen, but are viewable with a careful eye. These areas note all available space in the level that you are playing. The game is a grid-based map covered in hexagonal markers. Visually, Total War Battles: Shogun cannot have the same fidelity and quality as the PC release, but the graphics in Total War Battles: Shogun are impressive for the amount of characters and detail.

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Sword unit charge bonus upgrades reduced.

Sword unit melee attack skill upgrades reduced.

Admiral Heavy Bune Fire arrow ability added.

Siege Tower Bune: cost from 1550 to 3000.

Matchlock Samurai: cost from 700 to 650.

Naginata Warrior Monk Hero: cost from 1700 to 1500.

Fire Bomb Throwers: cost from 700 to 600.

Daiyku Samurai : cost from 1000 to 1100.

Matchlock Ashigaru: cost from 400 to 500.

Bow Warrior Monks: cost from 1000 to 1100.

Loan Sword Ashigaru: cost from 400 to 500.

World Weary: accuracy debuff reduced from -5 to -3, melee attack debuff reduced from -2 to -1.

Yagyu Sword Instructor: sword infantry melee attack bonus reduced from +2 to +1.

Drill Square: sword infantry melee defence bonus reduced from +3 to +2.

Trading Post: cost decrease for all units reduced from -5% to -4%.

Untrained Fugu Cook : Effect now applies to sword infantry only.

Yabusami Master: avatar accuracy and reload speed increased from +5/+5 to +7/+7.

Zori Tori Sandal-Bearer: avatar fatigue resistance increased.

Lightweight Gunjingura War Saddle: cavalry speed buff increased from +5% to +10%.

Uma-Jirushi Nobori Standard-Bearer: avatar morale buff increased from +2 to +3.

Mouldy Feed Stocks: enemy cavalry fatigue resistance debuff increased.

Kacchu-Mochi Armour-Bearer: avatar armour increased from +3 to +4.

Supply Wagon: missile units’ extra ammo increased from +5 to +8.

Scroll of Inspirational verse: avatar melee attack increased from +3 to +4.

Gokamon Bodyguard: avatar melee defence increased from +5 to +6.

Camp Sickness: missile units’ speed debuff increased.

Tetsu-Bishi Caltrops: spear and missile units’ bonus vs cav increased from +3 to +4.

The amount of XP awarded is double the base win/loss XP for avatar battles.

Avatars now get awarded XP if the player participates in a drop-in battle.

All non-key building maps have been removed from the match-making map pool.

The Kyoto and Buatsui castle maps have been removed from match-making map pool.

The small funds bracket has been removed from match-made siege battles.

Time limit added to siege battles (45 mins).

This is based on the skill tree with the most skill points spent within it. Ladder and overall stats have been rearranged for clarification and ease of use.Īn avatar’s primary skill-set is now displayed on the avatar’s banner in battles.

Units and retainers which cannot be used in the next battle have been made more visible.

Locked icons have been added to retainer slots which currently can’t be used.

The player’s current number of clan tokens is now displayed on the skills tree.

Avatar rank is now shown on the pre-battle setup screen of all users.

The XP bar on the avatar screen now shows current and required XP for a rank increase.

Match-made battles will now prioritise avatar level when attempting to match players, taking into account ELO rating.

Higher-Prestige avatars require consequently more XP to level, and cost more to field.

Upon promotion to a new Prestige level, Avatars gain +10 Veteran Slots.

Upon promotion to a new Prestige level, the avatar’s skill-tree is reset, but his units retain their veterancy, and he retains any armour pieces, retainers earned through armour pieces and clan tokens.

Coloured ranking stars are now used to define the current Prestige of an avatar: Bronze Silver and Gold.

Upon reaching level 10, Avatars can now be promoted to a new Prestige level and re-play the avatar conquest mode.

Winner of clan competition (Mon, Crest, Helmet).

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There is now a series of rewards for players whose clans are promoted: Filters have been added to sort retainers into smaller concise lists based on units and weapon restrictions.You can now cycle through and view all other worlds in the clan competition as well as search for a specific clan and view the world they are operating in.A number of filters have been added to help display the strategic situations of your own and other clans in the clan competition.Points loss: Every time a player loses a match-made battle, they will lose 50% of the clan influence they would have gained for a victory.Corruption and logistics: clans will suffer a cumulative 5% cost in influence point gain for every province beyond 3 that they own (with a maximum penalty of 95%).These maps do not appear in the Rise of The Samurai DLC campaign. O 1 top-tier castle, considerably larger than any other castle in Shogun 2Įach castle appears across five maps, resulting in 15 new siege battle-map variants. O 1 standard sized castle on a clifftop with limited approaches O 1 standard sized castle of new configuration Three newly-designed castles specifically for the Shogun 2 campaign map:

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Darüber hinaus steht ein Patch mit allerlei Bugfixes und Balance-Verbesserungen für das Hauptprogramm bereit und sollte automatisch runtergeladen werden.

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