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	<title>Comments on: Thoughts: Shogun 2.</title>
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		<title>By: J.</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[This review is too good to go unnoticed.   Everything you cover with the problems of Shogun 2 are (at least imo) direct precursors to the evolution/step forward(I guess CA would call it that at least lol) that is Rome 2.  Its quite disheartening.  I feel like Sega is basically emulating or attempting to emulta EA&#039;s business practices.  And that only means their games probably aren&#039;t going to get any better.   The Shogun 2 to Rome 2 example only further solidifies that thought, for myself at least.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This review is too good to go unnoticed.   Everything you cover with the problems of Shogun 2 are (at least imo) direct precursors to the evolution/step forward(I guess CA would call it that at least lol) that is Rome 2.  Its quite disheartening.  I feel like Sega is basically emulating or attempting to emulta EA&#8217;s business practices.  And that only means their games probably aren&#8217;t going to get any better.   The Shogun 2 to Rome 2 example only further solidifies that thought, for myself at least.</p>
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