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Given the immense success of Third Age : Total WarВ and the topicality of the Amazon show, Middle-earth I think is by far the most likely possibility, and could give them anotherВ multi-game approach, although by timeline more than geography (First Age/War of the Jewels, Second Age/Numenor and Third Age/War of the Ring).

In the Noclip documentary last year, it sounded like after Warhammer IIIВ they'll be looking at another licensed product, and they mentioned Middle-earth and The WitcherВ specifically as possibilities. I would not be surprised, but still disappointed, if we get a Norse/Celtic/Arthurian mythology game featuring largely northern Europe, instead of a proper Medieval III.

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I'm sure they're looking at medieval EuropeВ and thinking how to add some fantasy. So we got Three Kingdoms and Troy, with their low fantasy gameplays. Warhammer's massive success has enabled them to look for other fantasy worlds they could use, but at the same time they know they need to appease the historical game fans. If they're not planning to do that for a few years, a Medieval IIВ remaster could certainly tide them over in the meantime.Д¬A seems to be ofВ two minds now. The medieval period is something they haven't touched since 2007 (apart from Charlemagne in Attila)В so it really makes the most sense. The only other thing I can see them doing is a big 'Ancient Empires' TW with the Greeks, Alexander, Egypt and maybe ancient India and China, and that's both crossing a lot of their own timelines from previous games and also a bit nebulous as a concept. They've said in the past they don't want to make any 'IIIs' but they seem to have run out of source material for the big historical games, unless they go forwards to WWI or do the American Civil War (political considerations make that unlikely). The question is if CA/Sega really want to make a Medieval III. Remaster the game to remove that bottleneck, upres the graphics and the game could look pretty state-of-the-art (moreso than Rome). Medieval IIВ was hamstrung by technical limitations more than Rome: particularly not being able to use the maximum amount of memory available, and limiting CPU resources to just one core no matter how many cores you have available, meaning that Medievall IIВ can chug like a MFer on modern PCs running 3090s because there's just too much of a bottleneck. Medieval IIВ is often said to be a same-engine game as Rome, but that's being economical with the truth, the game's more of a ground-up rebuild of the engine and has an absolute ton more moving parts than RomeВ ever had to contend with, so it's a more challenging project. They didn't make a mobile port of Medieval IIВ because I gather the RomeВ mobile port only did so-so, and compressing Medieval IIВ down to the format is more challenging.

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I'm sure it's being planned, but will it interfere with any plans for Medieval III?ДЇeral did port Medieval IIВ to iOS a while back, so they certainly have the code and material from that. They were the ones who approached CA with the idea of remastering the game.В I don't believe they have it for Medieval II, so it will take longer, I think. True, but Feral Interactive had a head start with Rome, because they already had the code for Rome for a mobile game.

It doesn't feel like I'm in command of the famed Frankish cavalry, but more just the same cavalry from 400 CE with different stats. The Age of Charlemagne should have been interesting, but I feel that's where the reskinning falters.

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But I will admit that adding the Radious mod is something one should do for better enjoyment of battles and other campaign aspects. The Huns and other nomadic people offer a different way of fighting, but The Last Roman DLC doesn't have them. Everyone had guys with spears and shields. Well, people mostly fought in certain ways in this period. I don't have Rome II, so I can't compare that, but I was baffled how you can make this time period this boring with every faction having essentially the same units with different skins for some reason. I must admit, I only ever played the Belisarius campaign from the The Last Roman DLC and found the campaign mechanics really good and playing a Roman horde was fun, but the battles were extremely boring.