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blame the gamer, just like with Mass Effect 3 and the people who got hyped over the previews and media assets and decided to pre-order Aliens: Colonial Marines.

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While Creative Assembly inevitably tries to win back fan favor while also peddling needless, stripped DLC for the game, how exactly does the Doritocracy recover from this? Do they just apologize to the Dorito Pope and say they'll play games better? Will they reconcile with fans by handing out free Doritos and Mountain Dew? I think they'll do what they always do.

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Do you know what that means? It means that many of the problems fixed in the day-one patch were still present when the reviewers originally played the game. Now it's a minor issue, the graphics thing, but it's telling as to the fact that these reviews (especially the high scoring ones) came out the day the game launched, before the day-one patch was even issued. This issue was present along with the AI, the graphics, the difficulty problems, the multiplayer problems and everything else compounded on the game. This results in battles appearing much smaller in scope even if your rig exceeds the minimum system requirements. Resolving this display issue will be particularly helpful for those who are running the game on вЂUltraвЂ™ settings on high-end gaming PCs.For some users, unit sizes in battles are appearing as вЂSmallвЂ™ even when вЂUltraвЂ™ settings appear to be selected in your options.

Before you get too far into the game and its single player campaign, we wanted to alert you to a display issue that has come to the attention of the developer, The Creative Assembly. We hope that you are enjoying your time with Total War: ROME II. So check it, here's what Sega had to say in an e-mail regarding the playability of the early review copies of the game вЂ“ the same copies, I might add that the above sites on Metacritic used to actually review the game вЂ“ and see if you can make some sense as to how some high scores came out of those. But there were already issues that Sega knew about before the game launched, with a forewarning sent out on August 27th, a week before the release of the game, notifying reviewers of some technical issues just ahead of launch. Most of all, the high scores came on the day the game launched. 90? Really folks? It's almost as bad as the high-praise reviews for Simcity and Diablo III, even though on day-one gamers were getting their virtual orifices gaped by publishers like a proctologist using an experimental foot-wide speculum on a patient. What's that from The Digital Fix? Is that a 100? Is it? And it's a day before the game even launched? Are they serious? And Game Revolution. better known as the intoxicating political party, the Doritocracy. Quite naturally a giant anvil in the form of guilt just dropped in the empty pits of some reviewers' stomachs filling the void where it was once filled to the brim with the enthusiasm of a frisky puppy thanks to the intake of Mountain Dew and Doritos.

TOTAL WAR ROME 2 REVIEWS UPDATE

However, despite Creative Assembly's attempt to announce a weekly patch update for Total War: Rome II in order to address many of the game's glaring problems, there is still yet another problem that must be addressed: the game reviews.

Originally, this issue was going to be left to the holding gates of opinions and criticism, where the trusty members of Gaming Blend would wait it out and see if Sega and Creative Assembly would attempt to repair their damaged relationship with trusty gamers, and in a way, they have. Always count on Angry Joe to drum up the issues of a game to a point where fanboys are left frothing at the mouth and community members are reduced to a rage-induced seizure.

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