Creative Assembly Issues Statement On Total War: Rome II's Recent Controversy Over Female Generals

Total War: Rome II is a target for steam bombing to Steam, as players believe that women will appear more accurately than the general's history.

As PC Gamer reported, articles about female generals were released in March, but the problem started in mid-August, when a thread user posted it to a photo. Five of the eight generals were female. . Some people think that the likelihood of women becoming general as a result of the ancestral update in July is increased, but I believe that it became inaccurate in history. As its clues became a fierce argument about the presence of female generals and their role in their fighting, the developer's Creative Assembly community manager soon intervened. "This thread is a messed up so I rocked," the manager said. "As already mentioned, the war of total war is historically true and not historically accurate - if a women's unit makes you feel uneasy, you will modify them or do not play the game be able to."

Since then, recently updated users have increased the likelihood that women will become generals, and this has led developers Creative Assembly to try to enter the game contrary to the accuracy of history and began to leave negative comments throughout the game It is thought to be an ideology of feminism. Downgrades the current 'Recent Comments' section of the game to 'absolute negative' - this is usually what you normally see when you damage or destroy a game recently.

This article was locked one month ago, but the controversy has only just begun, today Creative Assembly issued a statement on this issue. According to the statement, "The average egg production rate of women that can be adopted has not changed." "However, depending on the increase in the functions of the family and the new game options it brings, playable factions acquire more women families through marriage Maybe ... ... While female characters will appear during the game, there is a 10% to 15% chance of recruiting generals by playable factions. "

For developers, reviewing bombs can be a terrible strategy, but I am pleased that Creative Assembly sticks to that attack and supports their people. It does not look like a complaint of a player. All of these are valid regardless of raw data. It is easy to see an enterprise unfairly chooses to lay off employees and calm their audience. In the long term, Valve wants to know if user's comment function is aware of how suitable for such radical movement. Is this a bug or feature that works as expected?

In the statement, Total War Developers' Creative Conference says that only 10 - 15% of female characters appeared in new officers with playable factions. The exception is the Greek state, Rome, Carthage, and several eastern factions, the opportunity is zero, but Cush is a 50% chance. According to the company, women adopted generally have no change in egg production rate.

The creative gathering seems to be unlikely to give to mobs, and his statement repeatedly states that there are no plans to change games even after calculating the spread of the wrong message. Despite the recent review of the bomb full-fledged war: Rome 2 received Steam due to the strong organizational opposition, the game is globally positive evaluation

This article was locked one month ago, but the controversy has just begun, today Creative Assembly issued a statement on this issue. According to the statement, "The average egg production rate of women that can be adopted has not changed." "However, depending on the increase in the functions of the family and the new game options it brings, playable factions acquire more women families through marriage Maybe ... ... While female characters will appear during the game, there is a 10% to 15% chance of recruiting generals by playable factions. "

Creative Assembly's response was posted 6 months after the first update of the game including female characters that can be played online, one month after complaints to the community manager in the community discussion at the Steam Forum. The reactive part of the game audience recently believes that Creative Assembly is forcing players to use female generals as characters that can be played. For the comprehensive war announced above: A specific screen shot of the Steam Community Center in Rome 2, this report became attractive.