Total War Shogun 2

After a strong player backlash, SEGA and Creative Assembly pulled Total War: Shogun 2 - Complete Edition from sale and replaced it with the original 2011 version. The edition of the popular strategy game hit digital shelves for the first time on October 13 and was promoted as a significant makeover, but players soon pointed to numerous problems with the game and its headline AI difficulty scaling feature. This led to

After backlash from players, Sega and Creative Assembly pulled Total War: Shogun 2 - Complete Edition and replaced it with the original 2011 edition. This version of the popular strategy game first hit digital shelves on October 13th and was touted as a significant facelift, but it didn't take long for players to point out numerous issues with the game and a prominent sign of AI scaling up. This lead