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Link to article: https://www.pcgamer.com/our-first-look-at-total-war-warhammer-3s-cathay-army-in-action-is-spectacular/
More complete quote: "When going further afield and into the stuff that hasn't been developed by Games Workshop until now we never say never, but when it comes to Nippon and Ind, that's not on the radar at the moment".
Problem, everyone?
Still does not prove if Nippon is even on the table as far as dlcs go. The map does not expand enough over there.
https://www.reddit.com/r/totalwar/comments/sf7ha4/all_settlements_in_the_realm_of_chaos_campaign/
It is very much possible that we will be getting lots of Versus dlc with about one or two race dlcs with other groups like maybe Chaos Dwarfs or maybe Dogs of War.
I am having a laugh at this community, I remember when every toad and wart said that Cathay was never going to come either, Here we are with them arriving to the game and possible reboot of the tabletop.
Go back and read my first post, I have never claimed Nippon will come, only that it is possible. Do you know what possible means? it means as following = maybe, perhaps, a possible chance.
Go away.
You cannot block anyone.
Why are you acting like if you were some sort of mod, around here?
Zombie Pirates was a White Dwarf supplement army, a long time ago, and most of the VampCoast units are from it.
Only 2 LLs and a one unit (to me knowledge) came from Dreadfleet. The roster was mostly from White Dwarf, down to the Deck Droppers and Gunnery Mobs.
Make me. I also said that Nippon never will come, just that it is very unlikely due to the way the map is right now.
Unless CA decides to significantly expand the map eastward and GW announces that they are doing a Nipponese army for The Old Word as with Cathay, their chances of being available are about as much as the other minor groups like Araby and Albion which also did have some presence in the tabletop but never came about as of game 2.
Edit: I want to make it clear though that I am all for the idea of including the minor nations as playable groups but I am not gonna lose sleep over them not being added in comparison to the main armies from the tabletop. All of which will be represented once game 3 is out.
I was more so trying to point out that he was most likely one of those "Cathay will never happen!" people who are still angry that Cathay was actually added into Warhammer 3, and they just want to be all salty and hate on other minor races because of that.
It really just boils down to people like him still holding onto their anger and resentment because they were proven wrong about something, and they just don't want to admit that Cathay has opened the door for other races such as Nippon and Ind.
Don't try to act like they were the equal of the Empire or something dude.
They only had Luthor Harkon and a small handful of units.
Yeah, because if they can do that for a game they left behind, they can most certainly do it for a game they won't leave behind.
But I love how you try to twist every little thing into your favor, even if it exposes you as the one who's grasping at straws.
You're blatantly ignoring the fact that CA was limited on time and just how much they could add to Warhammer 1 & 2 because HAVING to move to the next game. You're trying to leave out the fact that Warhammer 3 won't have the same limitations on them as before.
And whether salty naysayers like you like it or not, that does in fact matter.
But at this point, let's just be completely honest here.
You're most likely one of those people who was all "Cathay and such races will never happen!" anytime someone speculated about what CA could do with those races,
But once it was revealed that Cathay was actually going to be a starting race in Warhammer 3, all of us other people to rub it in your faces and make you eat humble pie.
And that's the funniest thing about all this. That you guys are still salty about a minor race like Cathay being added in and what that means for other minor races, rather than just letting go of your resentment at being proved wrong about something.
That was probably just some talk to push it under the rug at the time.
I mean, just think about this dude.
What if CA came out tomorrow or the day after Warhammer 3 launches, and announced all the DLC and races they have planned for the game?
Yeah, a lot of use would be pretty excited and all, but that raises an important question.
How long would the hype really last?
I can answer that for you, and the answer is, not as long as some people would like to believe.
It's like being told that you'll be getting a bunch of presents, but at different times. Yeah, you'd be really excited at first, but then it would just turn into a boring "waiting game" until you got all of them.
My point is, that it doesn't take a super genius to figure out that CA IS NOT going to just announce everything they have planned at once, let alone before the game is actually released.
At this point, I think that all the naysayers are just those people who are still salty and resentful of the fact that Cathay was added into the game, and that that does in fact open up the door for other minor races to be added into the game down at some point.
Could you describe Ind and Khuresh?
I know Nippon is a samurai like faction but know Nothing about the rest. I think one of them is Snake people..?
Really proving Zane87's point right. Like with the word twisting, I did not say Nippon was not coming at all but was very unlikely due to their land not even being on the map which does not even get anywhere close to there. But of course, just like with the fan made Army Books Project you overreact when someone points out the very obvious flaws of your posts.
But as far as DLC content went, yes Zombie Pirates was suitable in making the Vampire Coast DLC because you had the basic units down such as the different varieties of zombies that had access to equipment that neither the Vampire Counts nor Tomb Kings had and CA actually had a lot of other official material to work with such as Man O War and Monstrous Arcanum to add to the sea themed undead army. They also had a list of magic items, at least 2 known characters who could be Legendary Lords with Aranessa and Cylostra really being bonus ones but most importantly, they filled a gameplay niche that the other undead groups did not. They actually contributed meaningfully to the overall game's by giving CA a reason to give us the island battles which were a huge upgrade from the previous auto resolve only at sea.
Cathay along with Kislev are clearly being used as a means to promote The Old World but more importantly, CA and GW have actually gone out of their way to make these two groups actually stand out from say The Empire or Bretonnia. If we go by the official, old material such as Ravening Hordes and the other old rosters, they would just be The Empire but Japanese.
Again, I would like to stress that I am not against Nippon being included but like what could even be done to make them stand out compared to what will be the 23 armies coming along by the time game 3 is out. Because just being X culture really is not going to cut it.
Samurai are better, thematically, than Lizarmen 2 Chaos Boogaloo (Kuresh) and Beastmen-over-Men (Ind).
At least Nippon could be a Chaos aligned faction. or maybe Chaos harnessing, with Blue and Red Onis as Daemons of obvious origins, and Samurai Headhunters (what they actually were) as Khorne-worshipping warrior elites.
In fact, Japanese mythology is already very close to Western mythology, which is the obvious majority of Warhammer.
Would not be hard to see:
Gakki - Goblin
Oni - Daemon/Ogre
Tengu - Lord of Change
Kappa - Fimmir
Yurei - Wraith
Akuma - Devil
Dude, it would be more than a "samurai rip off", you just need to actually think outside the box of what you know about medieval Japan and all.