Total War Saga: Thrones of Britannia will be out in 2018. Attacking the minor settlements in a province can also be a good way to force a fight by pushing a stubborn opponent to step out from strong defences to protect their interests.' You could for instance sack the farm provinces of an opponent to trigger a food shortage or occupy their mines to cut off income and cripple their ability to maintain a strong army. 'This means that you will have to think about how you keep them protected but it also opens up a new set of offensive opportunities. In other words, most of the places that give you money and supplies are at constant risk, but so are everyone else's. Provinces will be handled slightly differently to how they usually are in Total War games, as while capitals will still be walled and have 6 building slots, minor settlements won't have any real defences and only 2 building slots. They're using actual period names for all the factions and counties, such as East Engle (East Anglia), West Seaxe (Wessex), and Gwent (known for making excellent card games). It's actually as big as all of Total War: Attila. They are afraid to fight the war the President started in Korea for fear of. Creative Assembly are calling it 'the largest, most detailed version of the British Isles featured in a Total War game' and it's so detailed they're using actual terrain height data as the basis for the campaign and battle height map. The map in question was in all probability one of the Gulag maps prepared.

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