Kotaku: "Creative Assembly, the guys behind the Total War series—some of my favourite games—have along with publisher Sega tried something slightly different for their next release’s DLC. And it hasn’t gone down too well."
Starting today, Total War: Warhammer and City of Brass are free at Epic Games Store. The free game offer runs until April 7 at 11 AM Eastern. Once you claim it, it’s yours to keep.
Prime Gaming, as always, presents us with a great lineup of games that we will be able to play at the start of 2022. This month’s lineup is diverse, with games of many genres that will appeal to gamers of all skill levels. It’s a great way to kick off the new year.
George Barker, of Bits and Pieces, takes a look at the quality of the Warhammer games being given away in this month's White Dwarf magazine.
Shocked!?
Sega and Creative Assembly took a main race that was available in the base game of their old games and made them as dlc in the new one. That is a huge WTF from them. Greed will get them nowhere.
you release content dlc when the game has sold enough that you can then move on to stage 2... you guys learn nothing of the tragedy of kingdom of amalur? Don't count your chickens before they hatch!
Someone please explain something from the article to me. They claimed the chaos faction couldn't be done with the resources allocated to the main project/game and were thus made available as day 1 dlc via a preorder. But if the main game AND the pre order dlc were both made available at launch that means they funded them both. Then how the fuck can they claim the preorder dlc couldn't fit within the main projects funding? Who funded the dlc, santa claus? They also claimed preorder means the consumer needs to take a leap of faith. RomeII you assholes...RomeII.