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询问个关于1.92beta的问题除了周一修复武器伤害加成bug后面还更新过么？每次更新都要折腾一遍硬盘，实在吃不消，更新的不多就不参加测试了参加测试的能说说么？

不要责怪为啥那么多人要YY怪兽啥的，因为原因出在这里上面写了些啥，还用金色标出来，是不是会误导群众，让人浮想联翩

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网易CA合作 CA官方FAQ，英文好的自行翻译理解 NetEase Deal Announcement FAQ Behind The Scenes Ella McConnell August 2 2019 FAQ So, NetEase. What’s the deal? At ChinaJoy 2019, we announced a long-term partnership with NetEase, Inc., one of China’s leading internet and online game services providers and publishers. The deal includes the publishing rights for Total War’s historical catalogue in China up to and including Total War: THREE KINGDOMS, plus they will also be publishing Total War: ARENA and our just-announced new collectable card game, Total War: ELYSIUM, in China. I’m in China. When can I play these games? You can’t officially publish games in China without a local publishing partner, so partnering with NetEase is a first but very big step! We’re excited to work with NetEase to get our Total War games in your hands as soon as possible. What does this mean for players outside of China? Not much! This hasn’t changed our road map. It just means that more people around the world will be able to play more of our games. That’s a good thing for our studio, and in turn, a good thing for Total War players. We’ve always developed Total War games in line with local age rating and legal requirements based on the country they are sold in. We’ll be working with NetEase to make sure our games can be released in China, but that won’t affect the content of our games in other countries. What does this mean for the future of Creative Assembly and Total War? We keep full control of our studio, our titles, our road map, and the support we give our community. We’ll work closely with NetEase to deliver on player needs in China specifically, but if you live anywhere else you won’t even notice. Business as usual. What about Total War: ELYSIUM? As part of the ChinaJoy announcement, we confirmed that we have a collectible card game (CCG) on the way called Total War: ELYSIUM. It’s slated to launch in China first, where CCGs are particularly popular and NetEase has some extensive experience, but we hope to bring it to players worldwide before too long. Wait, I won’t be able to play ELYSIUM where I live? No, not at first. Total War: ELYSIUM is a new title and a new genre for us, and we want to give it the best possible chance for success. China gives us a huge audience of CCG fans to learn from so we can eventually bring the game to the rest of the world in better shape than ever. If you want to keep up to date with any future news or announcements, however, you can sign up here: TotalWarElysium.com Did I see Total War: ARENA in that trailer? Yes, the deal includes Total War: ARENA as part of the historical catalogue. While we shut down the game in the west last year, we still see loads of potential there and luckily NetEase wholeheartedly agrees. ARENA will make its return as a China-exclusive, but we’d love to bring it back to the rest of the world some day.

DOW3，再见 Relic: no major content planned for Dawn of War 3 after it fails to hit There will be no “major” expansion content for Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War III and the studio has turned to other projects, Relic confirmed to us today, despite intentions to the contrary discussed last year. The Games Workshop-themed strategy game was met with a divisive response due to its abandonment of real-time strategy mainstays in favour of more of a hero unit approach, in addition to an overly-formulaic singleplayer campaign. DOW’s active players have slumped in the ten months since release – to the point that there were, over the past 30 days, twice as many people playing the original, 2004 Dawn of War and its expansions as there were last Spring’s Dawn of War III.

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