Overall verdict (for those who rather forego detail): it successfully retains the Total War formula (for better or worse), albeit on an unusually grand scale. Guess that was because I waited until 4 days after release to pick it up.Īs for this game, I am tempted to buy it but I am hip deep in Call of Duty which I also bought on Steam.Īlright - I finally managed to get some hours in on this one yesterday. I had no problems with Fear 2 when I bought it through Steam. The road to independence campaign is a load of fun, and it does a good job of teaching all the aspects of the game to you. My only complaint is that they didn't let north american players get the game until this morning.Īs for the game itself, it's awesome. If you are having troubles with this release, you have no idea how frustrating the Fallout 3 and FEAR 2 releases on steam were. Overall, I'd have to say this has been a pretty smooth Steam release. Of course, you could probably mod the singleplayer portion of the game to get them anyways. That said, the elite units still aren't worth $20.
However, setting it to Denver or Canada gives me full bandwidth.Īs for the elite units, I don't think you can 'pirate' them, as they are unlocked on your Steam account via a unique keycode if you purchased the game in stores or just unlocked on your account if you purchased via steam. If I set my location for US South, the speeds are horrible. The problem is that you probably have your download location set to the ones that everyone else is set to. I started downloading when it was released on steam this morning, and I got max bandwidth the entire time through.
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