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Total War is a new Second Life combat game system from Tokuno Wind, an SL developer run a Resident named Teclo Flow. It's billed as being compatible with weapons made for most of the other major SL combat systems, such as DCS2 and CCS, and comes with a very elegant HUD display. Here's a demo video:
Worth a deeper look if you're looking for a game system. Read more about it here.
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