There's a reason why this setting comes with a warning label. As such, larger unit sizes increase Total War: Three Kingdoms' hardware demands, especially in battle.Ĭranking things up to Extreme results in another massive boost to unit sizes, creating battles of truly epic proportions, creating a workload that will heavily stress systems.

Larger unit sizes will generate more soldiers (per unit) for players to manage, more arrows that need to be rendered in battles and larger smashes between allied and enemy units.

Total War: Three Kingdoms' High and Ultra preset defaults use the game's 'Large' unit sizes, and below, you will be able to see what the game's Ultra Unit Size options can offer.Įven by looking at the unit flags alone you should be able to see the huge increase in unit sizes that are on offer here. Unit Sizes Beyond Ultra - Performance/Visual ImpactĪs we have noted before, there are two unit sizes which are bigger than what Total War: Three Kingdoms' Ultra Preset defaults to, Ultra and Extreme, with Extreme coming with a warning that the setting will impact system performance.

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