Total War: SHOGUN 2 - Complete Edition was supposed to be the complete version of the classic strategy game, along with its DLC content, including the Rise of the Samurai and Fall of the Samurai campaigns.
The improved visuals, updated lighting, shadows, and textures, and modernized features fell flat on their face when it was evident that generative AI was used in development.
From September 28, Total War: SHOGUN 2 was no longer available to purchase as a standalone game on Steam, to be replaced by the Complete Edition. Just two days after Total War: SHOGUN 2 - Complete Edition was released, the game was removed from storefronts following overwhelmingly negative feedback from players and the original version of Total War: SHOGUN 2 was reinstated.
Creative Assembly has responded to player concerns surrounding Total War: SHOGUN 2 - Complete Edition, and vows to fix the mistakes made. Let’s dive into the key messages from Creative Assembly’s response, and their view on generative AI.
Creative Assembly Outlines its Stance on AI
The Vice President of Total War at Creative Assembly, Roger Collum, clarified in an announcement that it wasn’t them that created the game and Total War: SHOGUN 2 - Complete...
