The coming of the fierce Huns, who in gameplay terms will be unable to ever settle, means that other smaller factions move around and attack the more civilized states. The new strategy title will take place at the start of the decline of the Roman world, when the two halves of the Empire have to deal with internal issues and with the approaching barbarian tribes.
Total War: Attila will focus on the decline of civilization The Total War: Attila map is in many ways similar to that delivered by The Creative Assembly for Rome II, but the studio has made it clear that more details will be included in order to make sure that the changes between the two periods are clear. Using the campaign map as a guide, you could elect to command the remains of Rome and attempt to survive the onslaught, or fight in bitter defiance of all her works and unleash the barbarian hordes upon her."
The official announcement states, "The full campaign map reveals the start position for each of the playable and non-playable factions in Total War: Attila and details which factions are settled and which are migrating. The reveal is important because it allows the fan community to plan their campaigns and see exactly what enemies they will have to face in their quest to control the world or simply escape from extinction. The development team at The Creative Assembly and publisher SEGA might have stopped the flow of video content associated with their upcoming Total War: Attila, but the two companies are offering something the fan community might find even more valuable in the coming months: a full map of the terrain the game will cover, with starting positions for all the factions that are included in the campaign.
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