Well, for starters, I don't believe in blind praise. And, generally, I don't like posting inane comments like, "wah, so cool." Those aren't good for starting debate.

And secondly you, and the other person who ticked the disagree button, seem to have completely missed the point of my post. I didn't criticize Shogun 2 at all. Not even a bit. The only bit of that comment that could be construed as critical (and since when was being critical a sin, anyway?) was angled at Shogun: Total War.

You know, the first game. The one that's more than a decade old.

EDIT:
And looking over my own post history, myself... only 2 out of 10 posts were critical. I was critical of Move and Age of Empires Online. Hardly unwarranted, ya 'know. So, "joking aside," don't be such a jackass.

@ Xof
Ha ha, I think your being overly sensitive. I just thought you were being a little negative towards a game that has yet to be released. Regarding the disagrees, well everyone as their own opinion and not everyone is going to agree over others comments.
Yes I do know the first game, even though it's a decade old. I got that and its expansion pack, the mongol invasions. Robert T Smith is one of the game designers at Creative Assembly and the first game he ever worked on was a game called Arnhem. It was the game that got me into computer strategy games. I bought it for the Spectrum 48k when the game came out two and a half decades ago. So a decade to me seems just like the other day, lol. Total War games are a huge jump from the days of speccy gaming so I guess I'm less inclined to be as critical of them as others.