I thought it was a separate thing entirely wherein you did some minor rpg mini-sections as this Germanic hero who would become a general for you at the end. After some research it would appear instead to be a series of choices you make concerning this hero, who then becomes a general at the end with traits determined by your choices. I would've preferred the first, but this is still a cool step for Total War in being able to groom future generals rather than just luck.Bat Vader said:
I think the system you propose is really unfriendly for consumers. Sure, it might work for games whose DLC you would buy anyway, but what if you're not particularly interested in some or even any of the DLC a game is going to provide later on in its lifecycle? I happily bought the GOTY of Saint's 4, but had I bought the game day 1, I would have really been pissed if I had been forced to pay an additional 20% of the regular price for all the costumes that I think aren't that great anyway they added later on.Megalodon said:
You have to understand that from a historical perspective "Germanic" is an incredibly vague term though, especially in this time period. Infact from a historical perspective the word "Germanic" would only be helpful geographically and give a couple hints toward the language and certain overarching cultural practices.Johnny Thunder said:
I'm a student of history my dear fellow, I know what you mean. But on a board like this it's better to speak in terms that everyone understands.BarryMcCociner said:
