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• Total War: Rome II is a strategy video game developed by Creative Assembly. The game was published by Sega and was released on September 3, 013 for Microsoft Windows. Total War: Rome II is the eighth standalone game in the Total War video game series, it is the successor to the 2004 game Rome: Total War.

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• edited July 2010

  Total War, despite the title is a strategy game not a war simulator. Blood and gore serves no purpose and is surplus to requirement.
  Every TW game has been T(US)/16(UK). We already know Shogun will be the same by design. So no blood and gore expect the same as ETW and NTW, thankfully
  Sega uk press release says so:
  

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  I liked the amount of blood in Medieval 2 where your soldier's uniforms would get dirty and bloody after prolonged melees. If I recall correctly, there was also a puff of blood whenever a soldier was hit by an arrow.
• edited July 2010

  Elyrioth, that arguement is complete ****. 'We shouldnt strive to make a more immersive game because we havent before'. Stop conforming to the rating and thinking that gore is an impossible thing. I for one would love gore. And many others would as well, if you dont want it, then there will surely be an option to turn it offf, but dont try and sway supporters from the idea because you oppose it.
• edited July 2010

  Total War, despite the title is a strategy game not a war simulator.

  
  So? there can't be blood in a strategy game? there are plenty of strategy games with blood. Just look at Starcraft.
  

  Blood and gore serves no purpose and is surplus to requirement.

  
  It serves a purpose to me and many others. Visually it looks better, makes the game more realistic and creates a better battlefield atmosphere.
  And where do we draw the line of 'requirement'? why bother with good graphics at all? why not just have different colored blips moving around on a black surface?
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  I would like to have some blood in the game but not more than in M2. I don't want my dead soldiers lying in a pool of blood.
• Senior MemberHispaniaPosts: 1,681Registered Users

  This was already fully discussed in this or the old forums. I agree that having the blood of effects of M2 would be good since it helped to see how damaged your troops were and it gives a bit more feel of battle. Seeing your troops that have fought the most more dirty and such. But more than that is unnecessary. TW has worked great without it and I don't want TW games to turn out in a game that people buy just to see guts and dismembered bodies.
• edited July 2010

  I don't want TW games to turn out in a game that people buy just to see guts and dismembered bodies

  
  I would agree that a game should not just be about eye candy, but it's possible to have both good graphics and good gameplay.
  And as I said before you should have the option to turn off blood. Problem solved.
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  I thought that when they released the info for S2TW back in May, it was stated that the game was going to get an M rating.

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• edited July 2010

  I would like to have some blood in the game but not more than in M2. I don't want my dead soldiers lying in a pool of blood.

  I do. War is hell, and should be displayed as such. I anticipated NTW to be a bit like Memoir of Solfarino -- (Book by the guy that got the Geneva convetions & International Red Cross started). War is very ugly and should be portrayed as such IMO.
• Senior MemberHispaniaPosts: 1,681Registered Users

  War is very ugly and should be portrayed as such IMO.

  
  But that should be understood by the individual. If someone doesn't understand this a game won't help him see it. Instead he'll say 'how awesome, that guy's just got his guts spilled out and that other is completely dismembered'. There are tons of very bloody games out there, and most of the people that play them don't think 'this is terrible' while they play it, but much more 'this rocks!'. Sad but true.
  Could someone tell me what 'IMO' stands for?? Sorry but English is not my native language.
• edited July 2010

  Could someone tell me what 'IMO' stands for?? Sorry but English is not my native language.

  
  In My Opinion
  I think that the amount of blood that is in Medieval 2 is acceptable, though I didn't miss it overly in Empire, I do notice it when I go back to play M2.
• edited July 2010

  Medieval 2 had nice blood effects, though I think they could diversify them a bit more and, perhaps, make special wounds for heroes.
  P.S. Anybody remember the Myth series? I'd love for that level of gore to be optional in S2TW.
• ModeratorArkansas, USAPosts: 18,228Registered Users, Moderators, Knights

  I know it is probably me, and my personal history, but I just cannot understand why it is necessary to have blood and gore displayed to have a good time playing a game. For those that say the want the immersion, I will reply - you won't get the immersion until you get the smell of sweat, fear and blood. It just isn't a good thing. Game play doesn't really need it to be enjoyable, (and waste away the hours of the day!). Imo
  I agree completely with Naoyudai, and the others that have stated the same thing. It needs to be an option, with a sliding scale.
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  Age of Conan had some great gore effects, and they didnt let that take away from the gameplay.. just the overall balance and content =P
• edited July 2010

  I know it is probably me, and my personal history, but I just cannot understand why it is necessary to have blood and gore displayed to have a good time playing a game.

  
  It isn't necessary, but it's an improvement. It all depends on the game. I don't think there should be blood in super mario games, but I do feel that blood would add something to a war game set in feudal Japan.
  I don't see what the fuss is about. There was blood in STW, both on the battlefield and in the cut scenes.
  But I guess this is the normal hypocrisy of modern society. Where nudity on TV is a no-no while violence is fine. Kind of the same thing here. It's fine having soldiers killing each other with swords or elephants trampling on people, but god forbid if one of them bleeds.
  

  For those that say the want the immersion, I will reply - you won't get the immersion until you get the smell of sweat, fear and blood.

  
  Well there are things you can do to improve immersion in the game that's still within the realm of possibility. Blood being one thing.
• edited July 2010

  OMG! I dont want to appear as a dochebag but.. people and their opinions!! Its a strategy game about war, trying to be historical accurate but nonetheless a war themed game blood and gore is not even an issue its to BE EXPECTED of a war game. People that just like the game for its tactical concept should be playing chess and not a videogame which is supposed to be, among other things visually appealing to the player. Nevertheless the turn gore/blood on/off option should be in it if at least to please the minority that actually supports the non-gore image of total war games.
• edited July 2010

  Elyrioth, that arguement is complete ****. 'We shouldnt strive to make a more immersive game because we havent before'. Stop conforming to the rating and thinking that gore is an impossible thing. I for one would love gore. And many others would as well, if you dont want it, then there will surely be an option to turn it offf, but dont try and sway supporters from the idea because you oppose it.

  
  I am sorry but, while you are entitled to have your opinion, I am perfectly entitled to have mine. Gore serves absolutely no purpose. A number of CAs customers would find it offensive. I have no problem wiuth the ability to turn it off.
  But CA have made the marketing choice to aim for a T rating, we already know it will be. So there is no real arguement. It is fact like every other TW game this will be T rated there will be no gore. It has nothing to do with they haven't before they have already communicated the rating. The option to turn it off will not change the rating.
  Also it is a waste of time and resources adding something that serves absolutely no purpose whatsoever, have the artists work on castles for sieges more practical stuff instead of wasting time.
  

  Nevertheless the turn gore/blood on/off option should be in it if at least to please the minority that actually supports the non-gore image of total war games.

  
  This would still make the rating change. Irrespective of the ability to turn it off, it will rate against it on. CA have made the marketing choice to rate the game T. In some countries there are stores that will not even stock M rated games. Even in the US, look at the thread on M rated games on Yuku. CA are making a T rated game they have already communicated that, so the game will be designed around that.

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• ModeratorArkansas, USAPosts: 18,228Registered Users, Moderators, Knights

  Agree with Elyrioth. Everyone is certainly entitled to have an opinion, and to express it. I personally do not want to stay up at night because a GAME invoked a memory I have filed where it needs to be. I should be able to have that option. I do not feel that it is an unreasonable request.
  Btw, I enjoy chess very much. It is a different game though than the TW games. One can play the TW games, with all their features, and not be required to watch blood spurt while a head rolls down the hill. That is not why I (me personally)n have played the TW games. I enjoy then entire concept, both campaign and battle !.
  Great (and good) discussion Btw.
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• edited July 2010

  Wouldnt it be contradictory then, considering that you are so sensitive to this degree of violence that you enjoy the concept of killing while playing the aforementioned game? Because that is what this game is about, of course the main goal is to achieve a tactical victory over your adversary in the process of which killing is involved and in rome total war you are actually given the option to exterminate entire civilian populations. The actual sensitivity of people varies that much from the sight of someone hacking at someone with a sword (like in rtw) and watching a limb being cut down from the body of the victim which would be the natural consequence of such an event. People are too sensitive to violence yet the exposure to constant violence on TV and the like would show otherwise. To keep in mind the little men we see dying in the screen are not actually people just groups of pixels whose purpose is to be visually appealing, not actual people . Soooo ok my point still remains more gore, on a level enough to match what would be reasonable yet not too much for it to be absurd and feed those student killers misanthropy.
• edited July 2010

  I don't really see the appeal for gore, and would much rather CA focus their resources elsewhere.
  The immersion for me, comes in a hard A.I and carefully balanced game, that makes every unit loss a blow, that sees you forced into throwing your general straight into a melee although you lose him as a result.
  Yes, the total war games are about warfare, but their strategic games, not warfare simulators. We don't actually want the games to be totally representative of war, and I think that implementing blood and gore pushes it too far into that direction.
• Senior MemberHispaniaPosts: 1,681Registered Users

  Wouldnt it be contradictory then, considering that you are so sensitive to this degree of violence that you enjoy the concept of killing while playing the aforementioned game? Because that is what this game is about, of course the main goal is to achieve a tactical victory over your adversary in the process of which killing is involved and in rome total war you are actually given the option to exterminate entire civilian populations. The actual sensitivity of people varies that much from the sight of someone hacking at someone with a sword (like in rtw) and watching a limb being cut down from the body of the victim which would be the natural consequence of such an event. People are too sensitive to violence yet the exposure to constant violence on TV and the like would show otherwise. To keep in mind the little men we see dying in the screen are not actually people just groups of pixels whose purpose is to be visually appealing, not actual people . Soooo ok my point still remains more gore, on a level enough to match what would be reasonable yet not too much for it to be absurd and feed those student killers misanthropy.

  
  And that small frase completely breaks into very small pieces all of your argument.
• edited July 2010

  I am sorry but, while you are entitled to have your opinion, I am perfectly entitled to have mine. Gore serves absolutely no purpose. A number of CAs customers would find it offensive. I have no problem wiuth the ability to turn it off.
  But CA have made the marketing choice to aim for a T rating, we already know it will be. So there is no real arguement. It is fact like every other TW game this will be T rated there will be no gore. It has nothing to do with they haven't before they have already communicated the rating. The option to turn it off will not change the rating.
  Also it is a waste of time and resources adding something that serves absolutely no purpose whatsoever, have the artists work on castles for sieges more practical stuff instead of wasting time.
  This would still make the rating change. Irrespective of the ability to turn it off, it will rate against it on. CA have made the marketing choice to rate the game T. In some countries there are stores that will not even stock M rated games. Even in the US, look at the thread on M rated games on Yuku. CA are making a T rated game they have already communicated that, so the game will be designed around that.

  
  I notice you keep repeating the same sentence over and over again, maybe with the thought that youll burn it into our minds and make us accept it? Well it wont. And I dont see why youre so opposed to the game getting gore, or even getting an M rating, you are an adult, correct? And your defending CA and their decision to appeal to the mainstream audience too easily. Why is it your sworn duty to make sure every 13 year old is allowed to play a war game? I dont think I even want to go there..
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  Ahhhh, new forum same threads. I already posted on teh old one.. Anyway, batllefields were gore, bloody nowhere near 'romantic' and noone had any pitty for the adversary.
  FOr the love of god, put some blood (more than just stains..) and give us some nice Katana dismemberments..
  Ever saw a war without blood? They show beheaded people at the news on TV where 2 year kids can look at it..don't be hippocrits..
• edited July 2010

  It's amazing how worked up some people can get on this subject!!! If what Elyrioth says is true (about the rating), then I guess the best option for CA to go for would be something similar to M2TW, with soldiers getting progressively more 'dirty' and gory as they engage in more melee? I have to admit that I seldom zoom in enough to notice this sort of detail, as I am trying to keep up with tactical developments in the battle so stay zoomed out, so honestly it doesn't make much odds to me one way or the other. In terms of 'battlefield immersion', the smoke, and screen sudder from arty, that CA used in NTW is pretty awesome both when zoomed out and when close up..
• edited July 2010

  ^inevitable conclusion: M2TW stains + the other realism effects from NTW = a fine level of 'gritty' realism.
  This is a personal preference thing, but I'd prefer if people killed by arrows kept the arrows in their bodies. It's not a really big thing, and there needn't be much blood (tiny red circle?), but it would help me keep track of what kind of damage my archers are doing without having to watch each individual soldier die.
  Also, a must-read for this discussion: http://www.esrb.org/ratings/ratings_guide.jsp By the way, are these rating legally binding for retailers? I remember buying an M rated game when I was nine without any hassle.
• edited July 2010

  Total War, despite the title is a strategy game not a war simulator. Blood and gore serves no purpose and is surplus to requirement.
  Every TW game has been T(US)/16(UK). We already know Shogun will be the same by design. So no blood and gore expect the same as ETW and NTW, thankfully
  Sega uk press release says so:
  

  
  Yes it is a strategy game but war is a big part of that strategy so you can't say that blood and gore serve no purpose as it would defiantly add to the imersion in this game. If someone is sensitive to blood and gore then let their be an option to disable it but don't prevent others from experiencing the full depth of the subject just because someone doesn't expect to see blood, gore, and violence in a game called Total War.

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• edited July 2010

  Elryioth, your picture, under further investigation, I have discovered it only states the PEGI rating of 16, which, is not just a US Teen, but a mix between a high-end US Teen and a low-end US Mature rating, so that arguement to discount the possibility of gore in Shogun 2 is no longer applicable. =P
  In other words.. there may be blood-letting!!
• edited July 2010

  My word, this argument again!
  I really see no need for gore to the extent of dismemberment or blood gushing out in rivers from somebody. There is nothing wrong with blood coming out in SMALL amounts from someone that has just been sliced or shot with an arrow, but to go to the extremes such as God of War is rediculous! One must also look at what CA's intentions are for TW. Do they want to emphasize to strategical point of war or the graphical side? Based on what we have seen, they want to bring out the tactical side of war. So just appreciate the game for what it is; a strategical war simualtor that challenges the player to overcome his adversary through strategic planning and out-witting his opponent, period.

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