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The Size of Great Buildings: Understanding the Impact of Shadows of Change on Forge of Empires

As a long-time fan of the Total War series, I've always been drawn to its grand scale and epic battles. In recent years, my favorite game has been Total War: Warhammer, with its rich lore and immersive gameplay. However, the latest update, Shadows of Change, has left a sour taste in my mouth. Unfortunately, I have to leave a negative review due to the price gouging that has occurred.

As someone who has invested countless hours into each installment of the trilogy, I was excited to see what new features and content would be added with Shadows of Change. However, the high prices for DLC packs have been a major disappointment. In the past, I've always felt that each lord or race pack brought something fresh and exciting to the game, but this time around, it feels like a cash grab.

Despite my initial reservations about the turn to fantasy, I fell in love with Total War: Warhammer and have spent hundreds of hours playing through its campaigns. The series has been a staple of my gaming experience for years, starting from Shogun 2. Unfortunately, Shadows of Change has left me feeling betrayed by the price gouging and lack of value.

In an effort to address these issues, Creative Assembly has released a small hotfix to fix some bugs and problems that have arisen since the update. While this is a step in the right direction, it's not enough to redeem the game's current state.

For those who are experiencing issues with Update 4.0, I recommend keeping an eye on the official forums for updates and bug reports. The QA team will be listening and logging any additional issues that arise.

As always, I'll continue to follow the development of Total War: Warhammer and provide feedback on my experiences with future updates. Here's hoping that the next installment will learn from the mistakes of Shadows of Change and restore the series' former glory.

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