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Total War : Rome II, Anyone excited about this ?
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Jet23sky
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Sep 9 2013, 09:54 AM
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Just bought the game yesterday and play the prologue. The graphic abit jerky and I am having issue tuning my graphic well. According to support, they mentioned that patches will be released on Friday right? Is there any temporary fine tune for this? I'm currently playing using Nvidia 660M with core i7 laptop. Thanks.
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Jet23sky
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Sep 9 2013, 02:46 PM
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QUOTE(Nojo @ Sep 9 2013, 02:02 PM) The patch was released last Friday, didn't help much tbh  Nvidia have yet to release anything to fix SLI while ATI have release new driver that enable crossfire. Some say the low performance is caused by poor CPU optimization, only 1 core is running 100% while the others are pretty much doing nothing. That kinda explain why some people with better CPU and weaker GPU are running the game better. Wow that was kinda sux. Anyhow, I even run 1366 resolution yet still face some lagness. Seriously I don't know how to tune my graphic settings well.
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Jet23sky
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Sep 10 2013, 09:37 AM
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I think they have acknowledged multiple issue and they will get those fixed. Good things is that they promised to have issues fixed and released patches every week. ( Not sure how true it is ). But i'm glad that the support is good.
I still in the prologue stage where I have to defeat two city, and one is on the sea. But I don't really know how to fight on the sea. Its like ramming = win. lol
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Jet23sky
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Sep 10 2013, 05:12 PM
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From Total War Twitter,
Total War @totalwar 11h
We were to put out patch 2 into beta today, but it has not passed internal testing yet, so further work is required overnight. Stay tuned!
Cool..... Looking forward to patch 2. They really worked hard to fix the thing.
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Jet23sky
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Sep 11 2013, 05:10 PM
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Its playable. Just that lots of bugs and AI need to fix. In fact I found it quite ok though. Though of course it doesn't make the game better than Rome1. But hey, please give them some faith. We will only judge the AI performance after they release the patch. No point bashing them for nothing. Those who wan buy first, yes you may hang on for a while. But in true heart I never regret buying it.
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Jet23sky
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Sep 12 2013, 09:27 AM
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QUOTE(red streak @ Sep 12 2013, 03:53 AM) CA released another statement apologizing for the bugs. http://www.reddit.com/r/totalwar/comments/...ca_statement_2/TLDR: It looks like they're subtly blaming SEGA for rushing it out before they were ready. *** We have a major improvement to end of turn times in the pipeline, along with around 100 fixes in the next patch. We have another 100 or so fixes already being tested for the patch after that. At this point the limiting factor on getting issues fixed in patches is not our ability to fix issues, it’s our ability to test them and guarantee that we don’t repeat past mistakes by putting a patch out that breaks something new.*** A glipse of hope which I'm sure this game will turn out to be good after patching. For my perceptive, after market support is really important that they are willing to acknowledge and guarantee that it won't happen anymore. Just like how FFXIV acknowledge mistake for its first release and did serious of beta test until the expansion is so famous and popular.
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Jet23sky
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Sep 13 2013, 08:52 AM
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QUOTE(red streak @ Sep 13 2013, 06:09 AM) I've been playing since the first Rome, and I have pretty much all of their games except for the original Shogun and Medieval (not sure where to get copies of those). Shogun 2 is one of their most polished games by far. The standalone expansion Fall of the Samurai is pretty epic and is their best example of how to do it right. Before that, Empire was a fluffing mess though, even Rome II isn't as game breaking as Empire was. Plenty of people have issues with graphics and fps rates (including me, stuck at my 20 fps on Ultra). Is it buggy? Hell yeah. But all of this shit can be fixed in time. It's still playable for the majority since it's one of the top 3 most played games on Steam and had a peak of over a hundred thousand gamers online at once in the first week after release. That's pretty impressive considering how niche the Total War genre is. Plenty of people are facing issues and that's not something that can be overlooked or taken lightly and CA are working their asses off, as they should, trying to fix the clusterf*** that the top dudes (coughsegacough) caused by forcing a release before it was ready. All we can do is wait for them to release the patches that'll fix the majority of the issues and make it playable for the rest of the community that hasn't had a chance to run it. Rome II is their most ambitious title to date and has the potential to be one of the best, if not the best, Total War title to date. Right now it's sitting somewhere between the clusterf*** that Empire was and Shogun 2. Its really a potential game for this, just in fact an one month earlier release ( which lots of people didn't aware ) and SEGA kept pressing CA real hard. The release didn't come as what we expected. But i'm sure after patches this will be a great release. And I really want to say those who keep complaining, if not satisfied, just don't buy the next total war game. That's it. lol
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Jet23sky
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Sep 13 2013, 12:55 PM
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Has anyone tried the patch beta yet? read the forum alot of people are really happy with it.
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Jet23sky
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Sep 13 2013, 10:46 PM
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QUOTE(aliesterfiend @ Sep 13 2013, 03:49 PM) Well I for one never had issue with the game tbh. No CTD, severe lag etc. Playing on High settings mostly with unit detail and unit count on Ultra. I'm fairly comfortable with the game design though not the implementation. That's stuff can be done by modding. No problem. Anyway, R2TR is currently looking for some good 2D/3D artist. Anyone interested ?  Total_War_ROME_II:_Patch_2The patch 2 beta has released. This is basically the most heaven patch ever as we really see a huge improvement in every aspect. I'm currently testing it.
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Jet23sky
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Sep 14 2013, 10:08 AM
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QUOTE(red streak @ Sep 14 2013, 03:53 AM) I've got 34 hours logged on Rome 2. R.I.P. Finals haha Interesting. I'm downloading it now to check if it fixes anything for me. Edit: Fewer FPS drops, turns are waaaaaaaaay faster now. Like 30 seconds per turn for me. The AI seems to be fairly competent now. I've lost like half my battles as Athens vs Epirus on very hard. Stupid African Elephants are imba. I sent half my army and all of my javelins against them and they still won't die. Skirmishers are still stupid as hell though. They don't know when the F to run even with skirmish mode on. Now if they could just boost my FPS in the next fix and give me better graphics without having to build a gaming pc  Oh and yeah, 10 minute battles ftw! I had to micro so hard on slow motion just to get a win with my full stack vs his full stack but I still lost like 33% of my army. Yeah i still experience FPS drops, but this patch is majorly for AI fixed and environment performance fix. So far no fix for graphic setting. I think this one required Nvidia and AMD aid to released new driver to have better tune. AI is much competent but in the social negotiation, still behave a bit dumb. But overall now its playable and enjoyable at the moment.
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Jet23sky
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Oct 3 2013, 12:56 PM
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QUOTE(sprix @ Oct 3 2013, 12:30 PM) I dont know, whether this just happen to me. Realize that this TW's graphic is not like previous TW series. Details is not there and to me, graphic is pretty bad this time. Actually I found out that the graphic is much better than previous TW series. The face looks better now and detail. The weather is much realistic. And I have to admit AI is much more challenging. Though I still face some lagness during gameplay. ( I'm using laptop Nvidia660m cause working in Singapore, I can only use my powerful desktop pc on weekend  ) But I kinda satisfied of what they have offered to us. Though I would prefer to have the family tree function like Shogun instead of the skills points which found it quite imba.  I really don't like the gameplay on the sea. Do they still have the problem whereby ramming will conquer everything??? This post has been edited by Jet23sky: Oct 3 2013, 12:58 PM
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