A Total War Saga: Troy is the first in the award-winning strategy series to focus on the Bronze-Age Mediterranean and the legendary twenty-year conflict between the kingdoms of Troy and Mycenaean Greece, known as the Trojan War.
In this legendary age, heroes walk the earth. Yet it takes only a single impulsive act to spark a conflict that will shake the world. Audacious Paris, prince of Troy, takes beautiful Helen from her palace in Sparta. As they sail away, Helen’s husband, king Menelaus, curses her name. He will bring his errant wife home – whatever the cost! King Agamemnon, wide-ruling lord of finely-walled Mycenae, hears his brother’s call. He summons Achaean heroes from far and wide, among them swift-footed Achilles and Odysseus of the silver tongue. The Greeks set course for Troy, towards inevitable war and slaughter. For there, on the battlefield before the great city, legends will be born…
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TW has a fundamental problem: The AI hasn't really evolved. That was fine 20 years ago when I played my first TW game, Medieval. In 2022 it's pathetic and, in fact, TW: Troy is less of a strategy war game than 20 years ago. Creative Assembly's solution for this is to make the game harder (and less realistic) but not more challenging. Huh? Challenging to me would be a game of TW RTS chess. To make it harder TW just piles on enemy factions, cheats against players, NPC buffs, etc. The game starts off promising. The factions are well thought out and differentiated. On paper they have well defined strategic differences and play styles. Ditto factional units (more on that later). Regardless of mode, classic, semi-mythical, or mythical, it starts of with well designed, if largely recycled, cuts scenes laying out your faction's situation and starting strategy. Once in game you have 2 victory c
I'm re-writing this review because having spent over 333 hours in the game at time of writing, my opinion of the game has worsened. Let's get somethings out of the way before we begin. First, do not be fooled by the name, this is no Saga, this is a full Total War game that's had its content chopped up, cut out, and placed behind the paywall as DLC. Things as simple as blood you now have to pay for. The factions, the maps, are all there, they're simply inaccessible unless you pay more money. They even made blood a DLC. The greed is palpable and should not be rewarded. The second question is whether there is fun to be had in this game? Absolutely yes, this can provide some of the best entertainment in Total War history, because it has hands down the best battle maps. They have a good mixture of terrain types, ranging from plains for chariots to roar across, to woods to hid lightly armoure
Troy is plagued with more than a few issues that have existed for a long time in the Total War series: - Dumb, rabid AI that will target your undefended settlements with no concept of self preservation. You could be sieging the gates of Troy and on the verge of stealing back Helen but Paris' AI will be far more interested in playing whack-a-mole with one of your armies over some of your undefended settlements in the middle of bum ♥♥♥♥ nowhere. This issue is particularly highlighted during the late campaign, with the AI abusing the Aegean with the full speed stance looking to wriggle past your armies for those oh so tasty undefended settlements. - Siege battles are still broken with extremely over-powered settlement defence towers and piss poor unit pathing. This issue is exacerbated by the condensed nature of the world map with many settlements being one turn away from each other. - T
Don't buy this game separately, buy the ultimate edition with at least -60% discount(winter sale). Totally worth it.
Too many DLC's which should have been part of the base game.
Feels like half of all your selections to make are locked behind paywalls. Why? Just Why? There's no way that amount of money you people rake in is sufficient to replace the money you're losing from people who don't want any part of these practices. You promise a game and then give me 60% of the game you made and then tell me I have to pay you MORE than the initial $50 to get the rest. ♥♥♥♥ you. Quick Edit: I do for the most part, enjoy the game that is here, but my god I want to play the DLC, but it was my interpretation of the promotional material that the mode I was looking forward to war a default part of the game, not locked behind a damn paywall.
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