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this post was submitted on 03 Jul 2023
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At least with Warhammer 3 / Troy the game does at least leverage multi-core CPUS, however it really seems to cap out at 5 or 6 cores. I've noticed on the 12900k that it works really hard on 3-4 cores and somewhat on the others.
I'm hoping the next total war mainline game has a full engine refresh, one made for modern multi-core CPUS and leverages at least FSR 2x/DLSS 2+. If there's a game that I think could use upscaling support, it's a total war game.
Still amazed that I can play multiple games at 4k anywhere from 144-288hz at maxed settings with everything cranked, but I'll get GPU capped on my 4090 in Warhammer 😮
Yeah, an engine rework that is up to current standards and can make the best of 2023 hardware is the dream... But I fear that one of the reasons why the series is still worth it for SEGA may be because they don't incur any crazy costs and investments like that and stay cost effective with minor iterations. Well that and because they release 25 dlc per game lol.
Personally I think that, until one of the potential competitors starts putting all the pieces together and becoming a real alternative, we will not see a significant technological change like that in the series again. At most I see some simple upscaling implementation but not much else.
I would be soooooo happy to be proven wrong on that though.