Creative Assembly Points to ‘External’ Partner for the Disastrous State of Total War: Shogun 2 Complete Edition

‘This was not a Creative Assembly developed game’.

Developer Creative Assembly has released a statement pertaining to Total War: Shogun 2 Complete Edition, which was released on October 13 but then pulled from sale following an overwhelmingly negative response from critics and fans.

In the statement, the British studio points fingers at an “external partner” for the remaster’s disastrous launch, which was plagued with bugs (including holdovers from the original game) and roundly lambasted for its implementation of gen-AI artwork and unappealing image upscaling. The latter aspect reportedly disappointing original Total War: Shogun 2 artist Roland McDonald.

Read the full article on timeextension.com

‘This was not a Creative Assembly developed game’.

Developer Creative Assembly has released a statement pertaining to Total War: Shogun 2 Complete Edition, which was released on October 13 but then pulled from sale following an overwhelmingly negative response from critics and fans.

In the statement, the British studio points fingers at an “external partner” for the remaster’s disastrous launch, which was plagued with bugs (including holdovers from the original game) and roundly lambasted for its implementation of gen-AI artwork and unappealing image upscaling. The latter aspect reportedly disappointing original Total War: Shogun 2 artist Roland McDonald.

Read the full article on timeextension.com

 

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