total war warhammer 2 high elves campaign

I’m a huge chaos fan so I forked out the money for that, but say if you don’t like beastmen you don’t have to buy them and the game still plays the same. Some of the DLC are $20 while some are $8-5.īase TTWH1 gives Empire, Dwarves, Brettonia, Vampire Counts, and Greenskinsīase TTWH 2 gives High Elves, Dark Elves, Skaven, and LizardmenĭLC: Chaos, Wood Elves, Beastmen, Norsca, Tomb Kings, and Vampire CoastĮdit: They have massive amount of FLC (free dlc) in terms of lords and factions like chaos/norsca were free when they were released initially. So if you like certain factions some are made into DLC. Its a game that is more interesting if you know more of the lore, because the factions in game play like they are lore wise.

This is going to probably bump this which is not my intention, but I saw your question while I was at work and wanted to answer it for you.īetween Total Warhamer I and II I have around 600 hours played. thanksĮDIT: and yes, im aware that this is the wow forums, but i dont really have any other sure-fire way to get the opinions of gamers this directly Please, share everything you feel needs to be shared, im trying to find out as much as i can about the game before i make any decisions. so, as people that have played/play the game, how much of it exactly is locked behind money? and, is it all it’s cracked up to be? how playable is it if i just buy the base game for now? is it worth the money? however i’ve also heard that much of the game is locked behind payment, which im sure few are fond of. however, seeing as it’s absurdly expensive (60$ is steep, especially for an 18 year old who’s just starting out in life), i was wondering what you the people, (some of which have the game, im sure) thought of it.ĭont get me wrong, i’ve heard many good things about the game, for instance, “it’s like having a lotr war play out right on your computer screen”. So, as the title suggests, im thinking about buying the game (through steam).

Total war warhammer 2 high elves campaign