It will be a digital only title for PS3 and Vita. Samurai Warriors 4: Empires releases in Europe on March 11 and in North America on March 15 digitally and in stores for PlayStation 4. "The clever use and acquisition of these Facilities gives players a competitive edge in their quest to either rule or unite Japan, and can be used to bestow great tactical and strategic advantages." "A few examples of these Facilities include the economy-boosting Mines, the Trading Post, the army-upgrading Gunsmith (which allows for riflemen), Horse Farms (which allows for mounted units), the espionage-instigating Ninja Village (which enables Assassination missions), and the more invigorating Hot Springs, among many others. This means that it is not just a matter of which clans are defeated, but also where they are based and what resources they can add to the player’s fief. Starting the game youll dive straight into the Empire mode as aside from creating. "When ruling over a territory that has one or more Facilities, a number of related policies become available. Zhao Yun appears as one of the playable characters in the Kessen II. You can make some dude from china or japan or whatever. Created characters feature in mainline games often but they're extremely barebones except in SW4, and again work basically because it's a generic setting.
Here's word straight from Koei Tecmo on that: Empires gets character creators because it perfectly fits with this make-your-own story thing empires has going on. Information on the Facilities feature in the game was also provided. The latter can offer extra bonuses such as increased commerce, fame and income. This allows players to build a Castle and decorate it with unlockable wallpapers and banners collected through missions. Samurai Warriors 4 Empires will also launch with the new Castle Customization feature. And don't forget about being able to import your character from vanilla Samurai Warriors 4. Players will also be able to swap a historical character with a custom character in unlocked cutscenes, which will allow for a more customized experience. These characters will be "immersed into the drama of the era," and will play an important part in the lives of historical figures as either friend or foe. The customization options also include personalized family crests, Musou kanji, and portraits. Level progression is the same as any other character, I would assume.Samurai Warriors 4: Empires players will be able to swap a historical character with a custom character in unlocked cutscenes.Īccording to Koei Tecmo, players will be able to create and customize their playable character’s appearance, political proclivities, and move sets. The first warrior now has the personality of an uncertain high school freshman the other is a cocky, bullying senior. Unfortunately, there's no story mode for the CAW, since that was Chronicle Mode which is removed in 4-II. In short order, Shiner creates not just one character but two.
Aside from the weapons exclusive to the CAW, you can also equip any other characters' moveset on your CAW (except for Fuuma), and can switch between them whenever. Some of the parts are obtained in-game through traveling merchants in Chronicle Mode, I'm not sure how those will carry over to 4-II since chronicle mode was removed. He didn't include any of the DLC edit options in the video, which you can purchase to get even more parts. These two videos I found on youtube go over all the edit options for male and female for SW4, but the CAW system in SW4-II should be identical.
I've played (borrowed) SW4 on PS4, and the CAW system is pretty robust, from editing the height of your eyebrows to even choosing which Kanji shows up onscreen when you do your Musou.
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