Incorporated the Missing Siege Wall fix.

Turns to become Shogun increased from 4 to 8.

sword dojo) now provides research bonus for Bushido arts per level (1%,2%,4%,8%). Introduced a new unit: Naginata Ashigaru.Fixed the installer not removing some files on uninstall.Fixed the installer not installing to a custom directory (if you just want to see what's in the package instead of installing it to your shogun data folder).Tweaked CAI building construction policies slightly (less markets).

Fixed some Monk units building recruitment not being met when building the required building.

Fixed several missions and incidents triggers that related to constructing buildings and researching technologies.

Normalized the amount of experienced required to achieve each consecutive general/agent level.

Agents and Generals now receive three skill points per level instead of two.

A General fully invested in the Warrior tree should now fight on the level of a hero unit, if not better. It is now a stand-alone building that requires the Bushido technology, costs 2000 koku and enables recruitment of all three Ronin unit types.

Ronin Training Grounds separated from the Encampment chain.

Ronin units beat their Ashigaru counter-part units in a duel while they lose to Samurai units. They are now slightly more expensive than Ashigaru units, and somewhat cheaper than Samurai units but with a smaller unit size compared to Samurai units.

Reworked Katana, Yari and Bow Ronin units.

Fixed some Ninja dojo buildings not letting you recruit Kisho Ninja.

Fixed the Stealth building dojo chains names.

Increased the likelyhood of the AI constructing temples.

Reduced the likelyhood of the AI constructing markets slightly.

Reduced the likelyhood of the AI constructing stables slightly.

Also, overall the Military technology tree has received a cost reduction.

Early technologies now take longer to research while more advanced technologies are faster to research. Flattened technology tree research time.Fixed problems related to the latest patch.In conclusion, the angry man wants to have sex with a map. In this sense he is aiming to 'conquer' them. In representing sex in this violent fashion, where the map/vagina is penetrated by the knife/penis, we are made aware that this man intends to impose his will upon the lands represented in the map. It is reasonable to infer that this represents the man's desire to 'fuck' the map. Here we see an angry man waving his knife/penis in his hand, then stabbing it into the map. While we cannot infer there definitely will be a map in the game, I'm willing to predict that map fans won't be disappointed.ДЈ) A Knife: Knives wielded by men have often been used throughout cultural history to denote the penis. Maybe he offers advice to you as you play? Or perhaps he is simply a beard to aim for.Дў) A Map: Maps have formed an essential part of strategy gaming for years, so perhaps this simple hand-drawn map is an indication from CA that they do not intend to deviate from this in their new game. Or perhaps he could be the man you fight as. Perhaps this man, seemingly of Japanese origins, may be a character against whom you fight. What are the implications of these details released by Sega and Creative Assembly? I'd argue they are three-fold.ДЎ) A Man: A man is very likely to appear as a character within the game. There's also some rather lovely promotional art stuff that you can enjoy.Д«efore we dissect this, it's worth watching the trailer in full. Where 'trailer' means, 'a man sticking a knife in a map.' So there's some analysis of what this could mean below. Yesterday we had it confirmed that Shogun 2: Total War is to come out next year.

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