Total War: Shogun 2: Fall of the Samurai review (PC)  Total War:
Shogun 2 - Fall of the Samuraiscreenshot Your citadel offends my
navy, sir!  Unfortunately, one of the most promising benefits of
modernization, railroads, is somewhat underwhelming. Admittedly,
the ability to quickly ferry armies about is awesome,
butrailroads are limited to specific provinces on the main
island of Honshu. The central hub of the rail network is Edo
(modern-day Tokyo), which just happens to be one of the two
cities needed to win the game. So, victory is in your grasp
before you can use the railroads to their full potential.
Railroads would have been more useful if you could build them
anywhere in a method similar to improving road networks in .
The real-time battles haven't changed much from the last game.
However, there are some notable improvements. The modern
weaponry and the new ability to call in naval fire support
during land battles are great additions. You can now take direct
control of artillery units from a third-pers