The overall map is comparable in size to the whole Grand Campaign map in ATTILA.ĭoing a map this zoomed in allows us to use actual terrain height data as the basis for the height maps we use for both battle and campaign. You can see how it allows for us to put a lot of detail into the coastlines, especially in the Western Isles of Scotland.
It’s 23x bigger, resulting in the largest, most detailed version of the British Isles featured in a Total War game.
Here we compare the size of the British Isles in the Thrones to how they appeared in Total War: ATTILA. The best way to illustrate how this isn’t the case and to show how big the campaign map for Thrones of Britannia will be is to do a side by side comparison. Some assumed we were talking about something similar to a Campaign Pack DLC, or that the campaigns in Saga titles would be smaller than in our other games. When the Total War Saga brand was announced, there was a lot of discussion about what kind of size the games would be. Today we are revealing the campaign map, showing you all the factions, provinces, and settlements of the British Isles in 878 AD. Welcome to the second Thrones of Britannia blog from Lead Developer, Jack Lusted, and it’s a big one.
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