Total War: Attila is at the moment set to arrive on February 17 on the PC.
Total War: Attila will focus on the decline of empires It will be interesting to see whether the major mods that currently use Rome II will move to the new game as soon as possible or if it will take some time for them to make the switch. The Creative Assembly says that the features of the Assembly Kit might still change and that it does not have an official launch date yet. The elements of Total War: Attila that will not be opened to modding include campaign logic like collision and pathfinding, raw terrain info, and settlement positioning. It seems that gamers will be able to tweak custom battles, historical battles, the campaign map, units and factions. The company held an official Mod Summit last week and talked with some of the best content creators from the community in order to get a better idea of what they would like to see included in terms of tools to make their efforts easier.Ī full list of the features that have been revealed for the Assembly Kit for Total War: Attila can be seen by clicking on the button at the end of this article or by checking the official wiki for the title.
The development team at The Creative Assembly is aiming to offer more support than ever for mods in its upcoming Total War: Attila, and an Assembly Kit is at the moment being created by the studio and might be delivered as soon as April of this year.
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