Total War: Rome 2 - Erster Patch samt Patchnotizen veröffentlicht

Total War: Rome 2 hat einen ersten Patch erhalten. Unter anderem wurde die künstliche Intelligenz verbessert.

Spielentwickler Creative Assembly und Publisher Sega haben wie versprochen einen ersten Patch für das Strategiespiel Total War: Rome 2 veröffentlicht. Das Update behebt hauptsächlich auf Hardware basierende Absturzfehler und verbessert die allgemeine Performance des Spiels.

Darüber hinaus soll es zu einer Verbesserung der von vielen Spielern erneut kritisierten künstlichen Intelligenz im Spiel kommen. Hinzu kommt Abhilfe bei einigen Problemen mit der Beleuchtungs-Engine.

Ein zweiter Patch für Total War: Rome 2 soll bereits am kommenden Freitag, den 13. September 2013 folgen. Dann möchte sich das Entwicklerteam den Probleme mit den Low-Poly-Modellen, diversen Performance-Einstellungen auf bestimmten Hardware-Kombinationen und der Wegfindung der künstlichen Intelligenz bei Belagerungen widmen.

Patchnotizen zu Patch 1

Higher average frame rates with out-of-the-box settings (more conservative settings)
Fix for DirectX 10.0 Lighting issue reported - environment map wasn't being created leading to black reflections.
Fixed a sunken Samothrace temple complex world wonder on the Campaign map.
Fixed defender being able to create encampments when involved in a combined battle.
Added some localisation fixes to audio packs in French, Russian, Italian, German and Spanish.
Fixed lock up in Multiplayer Campaign battles when a desynchronisation occurs. Players are now notified of the desynchronisation, and the battle ends.
Fixed Multiplayer Campaign battle "overrun" prompt, which was not being shown to a player if they were a reinforcement and the other player was spectating.
Fixed corrupt loading screen when changing to fullscreen / windowed mode after a battle, and then going into another battle.
Fix for Multiplayer Campaign host being unable to move the camera in campaign, after reloading a save game on some rare occasions.
Safe guards added to prevent a very rare crash in coastal assault battles.
Fix for game lock up during end turn sequence / Celtic AI faction turn in single player campaign.
Improved AI use of walls on Athens large settlement battle map.
Improvements to Auto-resolve balancing in Single Player and Multiplayer Campaign modes.
Aligned ship unit upkeep costs with land units - made mercenary ships more expensive and non-mercenary ships cheaper.
Fixed slow turning rates for transport ships.
Improved civil war balancing in relation to campaign difficulty.
Fixed vehicle ground pipes, to prevent Siege Towers becoming immovable when they are left empty during the Deployment Phase of a Siege Battle, then units were moved into the Siege Tower when the battle has started.
Fixed bug when ramming sideways into moving ship, which caused the ramming ship stick to target and strafe along with it in battles.
Reduced the chance of Naval units sometimes clipping through the ground or harbours / ports during Port Assault battles when attempting to disembark.
Fixed issue where armies would be stuck in Muster stance and could not exit that stance in Campaign modes.
Fixed case where spies could get stuck on top of fleets in Campaign modes.
Fixed rare post battle lockup in Campaign modes.
Improved unit pathfinding in Barbarian village battle maps (fixed no go zones).
Fix for Multiplayer Campaign lock up when the player was reinforcing an AI ally who was victorious in battle, causing the player to become stuck with no victory / continue / exit battle user interface functionality.
Fix for cultural influence bonus from the Shrine of Neptune building
Fix for "Zone of Controls" of hidden armies being visible to both players in head to head Multiplayer Campaign mode on mouse-over.
Assorted minor fixes to city battle maps.
Fix for "Rome Wasn't Built in a Day" achievement failing to unlock when its requirements were met in some situations.