Sega removes Total War: Shogun 2 – Complete Edition showcases following a disastrous launch where users complained of issues such as bugs and scaling that appeared to have been done by AI.
Complete editiona remaster of the 2011 strategy game, launched Tuesday, and it bundles the main game and all its DLC with promised upgrades, including “improved visuals,” “1440p and 4K UI upscaling,” and modernized controls. It has an “extremely negative” rating on Steam, where it has already been removed, and posts on Reddit feature artwork that users think the AI messed up.
“We are aware that Total War: Shogun 2 – Complete Edition did not meet both your expectations and our own standards,” Sega and developer Creative Assembly wrote in a post. “We have seen your feedback, feedback, and criticism. We agree that the current experience is not where it should be. Both companies state that they will “restore the original game” and that existing owners “will still be able to access the game.”” Complete edition.
Sega and Creative Assembly say they are “working closely with our development partner to identify the causes of these issues, make improvements, and ensure Shogun 2 – Complete Edition meets the quality standards players have come to expect from Total War.” A studio called Mataboo is also listed as the game’s developer on Steam, and Mataboo highlights its work on the game on its website.
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