Jesus Christ , I can ' t stop laughing <| sep |> I was down 900 at one point this morning . I actually lost 10 sets in a row without winning a single game . And since I was playing way early I kept getting matched up with this one Dhalsim . The worst part is I could have won at least a few times but I kept fucking up the dumbest shit . Like he was dizzy and almost dead and mid jump in I was questioning if I should use meter or not and I end up doing something that doesn ' t even combo and I died for it . Just a terrible morning . <| sep |> To be quite frank , TWW feels much more like a Strategy RPG than a pure Strategy game . You can customize the lords so much , you can have some that actually can ' t be killed so you can always get those quests with them , and the GeneralsHero characters are a huge part of the battle map experience . This , coupled with the simplification of the empire management phase of the game i . e . we don ' t manage food , succession , loyalty civil war , food , culturereligion , climate change , negative attributes to many important buildings . Did I mention the food ? means you spend far less time trying to balance p rovincesgeneralsdiplomacy and spend much more time leveling up your generals . Finally , the more specialized leveling process makes it really feel like a Strategy RPG to me . What was the most ridiculous General , or even Army , traitattribute in Rome II ? IMO it was the Level 3 Dread attribute making your enemy army have 30 % less morale , which was pretty insane . Even that feels pretty tame compared to the Warhammer traits .