It’s worth mentioning that my pointed and extensive criticism of the recurring problems of the Total War franchise in the fields of campaign AI and diplomacy basically amounts to “tough love.” The points I mentioned above don’t make the game “bad” in any shape or form, but seeing them addressed would further improve what already is a great game. I’d like to see more, hopefully before the end of Warhammer III’s support cycle. Total War: Warhammer II - Mortal Empires is the biggest Total War ever made and, first of all, is totally free. Total War: WARHAMMER 2 Mortal Empires just got new DLC, map expansion and a new Turn Timer performance update so I've started playing again and I'm really en. That being said, the franchise is making baby steps to bring the diplomatic game back up to speed after massively oversimplifying it several years ago, so that’s something I certainly appreciate. The ability to trade magic items, turn defeated enemies into vassals, bring back dead factions once you liberate them, or brokering peace among other factions currently at war would make things even more interesting. That is to say, the geographical area it includes is fixated primarily on the old world, and the playable races and factions from Warhammer 1 make up the majority of the content.
I understand that the game is called “Total War,” but diplomacy is important in any strategy game. The bulk of the playable content in Mortal Empires, is actually from Total War: WARHAMMER 1. That being said, there’s still a lot more room for additional depth, which would be welcome.
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