Skill trees will be reworked, while Tzeentch and Slaanesh will have their unit replenishment rates adjusted.Īnother goal for it is to increase the frequency of field battles, while further improvements to unit responsiveness and battle interactions are also planned.Īrguably the highlight of Total War: Warhammer III's Q3 2022 roadmap is patch 2.0, which is when the Immortal Empires combined map, slated to launch in August, will be made available as part of an integrated open beta, available across all platforms. Patch 1.3 promises improvements to Grand Cathay's formation attack ability, which should make the faction more potent in frontal engagements. Q3 2022 will be even busier period on Total War: Warhammer III roadmap. These stronger variants of existing units were previously added alongside DLCs but, while that won't change, Warhammer III's 'first few updates' will include free Regiment of Renown units for each of its core races. These include AI rebuilding towers too quickly, flying units becoming stuck when attempting to attack land targets, snow being too bright, as well as players getting stuck in Slaanesh's realm.Īlso slated for patch 1.2 are auto-resolve improvements that reduce the feature's difficulty scaling and shift it to be determined by the chosen battle difficulty, improvements to unit reactivity – which the developer describes as a 'long-term project' –, technology tree reworks, a leaderboard reset, as well as the addition of new Regiments of Renown. Current plans see it focusing on a good number of issues players have identified since launch.

The next stop on Total War: Warhammer III's roadmap comes in late May, when patch 1.2 is slated to go live. Total War: WARHAMMER III - Forge of the Chaos Dwarfs is now available on Fanatical for £16.39/$17.99.

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