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Influenced by modern social agenda politics, disgracing the legacy of the first game. Includes scenes of homosexual marriage and insinuates homosexual copulation. Would not recommend if purchased for kids, if at all.
Due to numerous bugs related to: -Broken dialogue -Broken stats and passive abilities not applying -Missing or broken sound effects -Performance issues related to effects -Gamebreaking ones, like abilities that get your character stuck in walls and quest looping -Co-with progression bugs Considering the developers did not and will not patch them out, recommended only for die hard fans of the Warhammer universe.
Due to numerous bugs related to: -Broken dialogue -Broken stats and passive abilities not applying -Missing or broken sound effects -Performance issues related to effects -Gamebreaking ones, like abilities that get your character stuck in walls and quest looping -Co-with progression bugs Considering the developers did not and will not patch them out, recommended only for die hard fans of the Warhammer universe.
As of now, I have tested the game on a laptop (specs below). CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 4600H GPU: AMD Radeon RX 5500M RAM: 16GBs Storage: SSD The game runs at 60fps smooth and stable with everything maxed out, at leaf-blower mode (so a 30fps cap is recommended), (AA+Blur, Tessellation, Order Independent Transparency and Depth of Field are DISABLED). In case the textures of NPC and character models don't load properly, reboot the game. The strong points of the game are its swordplay against masses of opponents, with varied specializations and the process of taking down their Captains and Warchiefs, NPCs with specific strengths and weaknesses, that set them apart from the game's basic opponents, reaching it's height (swordplay) with boss fights against the cast of main villains. Recommended for those with expectations for a game with satisfying brawling mechanics and related progression. Plot wise it represents an oversimplification of the Lord of the Rings' book universe, utilizing only as much as it is necessary to create a relatable to the universe brawling/sword-fighting experience. Not recommended for dedicated fans of Tolkien's universe looking for an immersive story. My rating of the game, based on the merits of its technical and game-play qualities is four (4) stars, while based on its faint plot is two (2) stars, with both aspects carrying the same weight in forming the average of a three (3) star final rating.
