The people behind Elite Dangerous and Zoo Tycoon are doing an RTS:įocus Home Interactive has a studio doing AoS: Storm Ground, a turn based strategy coming soon. There are already AoS games in the works elsewhere. They might even expand in areas where GW hasn't if they're allowed. In some ways it'd be nice if they revisited some of the earlier factions and games for a bit of a refresh as Warhammer has more potential for replayability than the other Total War games. It'll be interesting to see what they do after Warhammer, still quite a few years off finding out what that is. Sometimes you're better off just leaving the world be and let people's imagination work instead of trying to wrap everything up. The story doesn't have to end conclusively. There's nothing saying they have to finish the story by tying it up in a way that the world ends. It's not that they 'can't', I just think they might not want to do that. It's not like when GW killed it off and ended the model lines and rules and then it was all gone CA can story wise end things at the end of Wahammer 3.

Once Warhammer 3 is released and its DLC launched they don't really have anything else to do. Overread wrote: I can't see why CA can't kill off Old World. Or just focus on telling the launch of AoS. They could even start the game at the end of the Age of Myth and the start of the Age of Chaos and progress through to the Age of Sigmar or such. Plus doing AoS means CA can work with current stuff not old stuff. However I'd honestly expect them to shift into AoS for a main game - perhaps doing a Saga title for the new-restored Old World title GW is working on. The other option would be CA doing another Old World game set in the same way GW is doing it. Plus CA likely can't just start over with a fresh Old World game, it would be daft and most would still be attached to the first game. For CA it allows them to work on a title that has proven super popular in sales and longevity (Three Kingdoms had more sales peak, but its active playerbase is way below Warhammer). That said GW and CA would be fools to not progress and do AoS total War.įor GW its a chance to get a major PC game by a major player onto their AoS marketing system. I don't think CA had the AoS licence ever because it wasn't even on the cards when they started. Like as not it will have an open ended campaign with lots of differnet good and bad factions and each will 'win' at the end with the 'cannon' ending being the demons winning.

I can't see why CA can't kill off Old World.

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