Hours deep into the lush jungles of Total War: Three Kingdoms - The Furious Wild expansion but having a hard time keeping all your Nanman generals and courtiers in check? Never fear! Much like a herd of stampeding war elephants, developer Creative Assembly has rushed through the dense undergrowth to bring us the strategy game's latest patch, which should hopefully cheer up those perpetually grumpy members of your kingdom.
Total War: Three Kingdoms patch 1.6.1's beta is now live, as of today. Alongside the satisfaction bonuses to Nanman characters, the update fixes an issue with autoresolve, where values were "wildly off if continuing a campaign from the launcher". Also of note are some graphical fixes - namely, a fix to a bug that caused "generic" Nanman characters to not show their weapons in battle.
As usual, you'll need to opt in to the beta patch to benefit from the changes. You can do this by right-clicking on the game in your Steam library, going through 'properties' to 'betas', and selecting '1.6.1' from the drop-down menu.
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