The Creative Assembly's Total War: Warhammer has added a whole heap of features in the past, and will presumably continue to do so for the coming months until the game releases on April of the year. One addition may be vital in establishing balance to the intriguing mythical title.
According to VG247, Total War: Warhammer has recently established that there are certain limitations in terms of conquering areas and regions within the game. Majority of the said conditions involve the race, as it determines as well which can be occupied, destroyed, raided. The belief of The Creative Assembly implies a little bit of reality in the said repercussions, especially with a vast number of races.
Noted by PC GamesN, there are initially two kinds of regions to put into consideration. One of which permits the occupation of Dwarfs and Greenskins which can be labelled as Holds, whereas the Human Settlements can be inhabited by almost everything else. In this scenario, there is an exception for the Chaos Warriors that do not actually settle anywhere and the regions in Norsca that cannot be occupied by anyone at all.
The particular move by The Creative Assembly makes it a point that things become more sensible for the title; for example, humans occupying an underground territory of the dwarfs is fairly unreasonable. Meanwhile, as per PC Gamer, Total War: Warhammer is now the cover for their February's magazine issue, showcasing how highly anticipated The Creative Assembly's title is, including a Total War: Warhammer interview along with the biggest titles of 2016.
In a nutshell, Total War: Warhammer has a few more interesting attributes to offer, other than just the conventional lore that it has established. Fans can anticipate the release of The Creative Assembly's contender to arrive the PC by April of the year. Keep posted for more updates.
