In general we want the viewer to understand that it is made by you, and not be confused at all as to whether it is an official video released by us.

Don’t use official-sounding naming conventions in your title (like, er, the word ‘official’).

However, if it comes across as a rant then we’re unlikely to see eye-to-eye on the matter.

We’ve no problem with featuring videos that include negativity about our games if the criticism is even-handed and constructive.

If your video features 18-rated or Blood Pack footage, mark it as such in the description or at the start of the video so viewers are aware it contains mature content.

Include a disclaimer in your description text that reads “This is an unofficial fan-made video.” or “This is not an official Total War video.”.

So don’t squeeze a piece of art horizontally to fit it into shot, or zoom into a screenshot so far it becomes pixelated.

If you’re using our official assets as part of your video (like trailers, screens, art or box fronts for example), try to preserve them at their original quality and aspect ratio.

But there are some things that will deter us from featuring a video, and some things that will increase your chances of being featured. When it comes to videos, what you include is up to you. You could reach hundreds of thousands of Total War players and we’d be happy to point them straight back to your YouTube channel or Steam Workshop page. If you’re producing great videos or mods of Total War content, we’d love to look at featuring you on our social media channels and our new Total War Community Hub (coming soon™). If you have suggestions, think something is missing or you’d like to let us know about a great resource or tip that might help other content creators, please send a mail to your Content Featured on the Total War Official Channels In the future, we’d like to expand this page out to include all sorts of tutorials and guides on producing different Total War content. This page is intended to help get you started and provide some advice on getting your work featured on our official channels. If you are inspired by your Total War adventures to create mods, art, blogs, tutorials or Let’s Plays, there’s loads of different ways to start making and promoting your content so that other members of the TW community can enjoy and admire your hard work.

6 Creating Mods for Total War: WARHAMMER.

5.4 Modding Process – a Quick Start Guide (example for Total War: WARHAMMER).

5.3 Uploading Mods to the Steam Workshop.

5.2 Modding Tutorials, Guides and Discussion.

5 Creating Mods for Total War - Where to Start.

4.6 Setup #2 – Gameplay and Voice & Presenter Camera.

3.1 Record in as high quality as possible.

3 Creating Video Content - Best Practices.

2 Getting your Content Featured on the Total War Official Channels.

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