If this feels like it might be easier for the Elves than the other races, you donвЂ™t have to worry.

Instead of the typical murder spree youвЂ™re expected to go on, the campaign revolves around performing rituals to take control of the magical vortex in the middle of the map. Sure, you can still just murder or annex everyone and call it a day, but the mechanics involving taking control of the Magical Vortex at Ulthuan make a big difference. The main attraction of any Total War game is its single player campaign, and Warhammer 2 has the biggest changes made to the campaign yet. The Elves instead focus on fewer soldiers that are individually stronger, and the Lizardmen have a great mastery over the magicks of the Warhammer world. Skaven, on the other hand, focus on large numbers of disposable units to overwhelm with the size of their forces alone. Dark Elves, for instance, tend to have the habit of getting stronger the longer a battle goes on. Despite their names, the races all have distinct playstyles. Instead, it has four new races to play: Elves, Dark Elves, Lizardmen and Skaven. CampaignДЇirst of all, you wonвЂ™t be able to play the Reiksguard or Vampire Counts in Warhammer 2. What does it change? Is it good? Why would anyone buy this if they already have Total War: Warhammer? Well, letвЂ™s take a look. Well, 2017вЂ™s closer to its end than its beginning, and we now have Total War: Warhammer 2 in our hands. Having spent a good year with it, however, a few nagging problems did show themselves, including how tedious the grand campaign could get by the time the Warriors of Chaos started showing up. All the races played differently enough to be really distinctive, and the overall gameplay felt streamlined without feeling too dumbed down. ItвЂ™s difficult to believe that it has a little over a year since the release of Total War: Warhammer, and as you can see by my Should You Buy and IGNвЂ™s review, we all loved it.

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