What is this Encyclopedia I have heard people talking about? You must take control of one of the clans and unite Japan under your rule! The Onin War has finished, and Japan is divided. It is set in 16th century Japan, between the years 1545- 1575/1580. Shogun: Total War, Medieval: Total War, Rome: Total War, Medieval 2: Total War, Empire: Total War, Napoleon: Total War, and Total War: Shogun 2. Shogun: Total War was released in 2000, 11 years before Total War: Shogun 2, so you can probably guess that they are very different.
What is the difference between Total War: Shogun 2 and Shogun: Total War? The game consists of a turn-based strategy aspect, which plays out on a 3-D map of Japan including the islands of Honshu, Shikoku and Kyushu, as well as a real-time tactical aspect which launches anytime you engage in combat. The fact that the choice needs to be done without consulting the finances or other statistics of the faction means that The Creative Assembly probably meant the player to choose the latter approach, introducing yet another role-playing element to Shogun 2.Total War: Shogun 2 is a PC strategy game developed by The Creative Assembly and published by SEGA. They are all very much linked to history and pose some very nice social and philosophical questions, linked to migration, distribution of wealth, the rules of war.īecause the effects are not very long yet still relevant, the player faces a choice of whether to treat them from a min max point of view and choose the option that is most advantageous in game or whether to answer based on their real life position. The event is a great way for players to get deeper into the Shogun 2 world and adopt some of the actual attitudes of the era.Īnother nice immersion creating addition are the events that regularly pop up at the beginning of a new turn and ask the player to make a choice that will affect the next year. I failed three times in a row to adapt my assault force and have abandoned the effort for a while, after finding out what the upkeep for the Black Ship actually is, but I plan on eventually making it a part of my fleet. I then moved up a fleet and tried to take the ship only to feel how the Incas must have felt when facing against Spanish invaders for the first time, in awe of their gunpowder and their craftsmanship.
I got the Black Ship event and, busy with my land wars and lacking enough resources, I ignored it only to get it again a few turns later. One of the biggest surprises I had in Total War: Shogun 2 was encountering the Black Ship and trying to capture the juggernaut with my admittedly less-developed-than-I-wanted-it Japanese navy of ships and my trusty samurai marines (there's a type of unit people don't often mention).
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