To give the series the recognition that it deserves, we have opened up this list to include every main series entry into the Total War franchise.

Although the series has never quite been able to recapture the magic of its first few entries, the franchise still provides solid strategy experiences with each new entry. Updated January 13th, 2021 by Jack Pursey: The Total War series, which has changed hands between three of the gaming industry's juggernauts in EA, Activision, and Sega, has been fundamental in popularizing the strategy game genre. Naturally, there's a lot of talk in the community and on Metacritic about which game best represents the series, and which is the best overall. In that time, there have been no fewer than 14 core releases, as well as several spinoff games. Total War has been running for two full decades now. RELATED: 10 Ways Grand Strategy Gives You A Glimpse Of The Harsh Realities Of Running A Country Since I only have save files from Turn 47, I can't go back and replay a couple of turns to try to avoid whatever is causing Carthage's turn to crash. Much like Sid Meier's Civilization or the Command and Conquer franchises, Total War stands as a pillar of the strategy genre. Finally got around to picking up and trying DeI, but 47 turns into my Sparta game I'm running into an issue: The game is crashing on Carthage's turn whenever I end mine.

The best way is to have a fast pc with the game on an SSD. In my case, I went to 'browse files' through the Steam option and I now run awesomium. The game crashed at every AI turn, no matter if it was the 1st, 10th or 100th one and no matter the campaign.

It was the first time I played it since I upgraded to Windows 10. Total War is a big name in the PC gaming world. Answer (1 of 2): Is there a way to speed up the end turn faction carousel in Total War: Warhammer II Yes, it’s possible. I never had AI turn crashes in Rome 2 until I came back to the game last week-end.

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