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Pretty sure paradox solves that by having most characters only 'think' a few times a year
Correct. That's how they "solve" it. But even then they thinking is super shallow and meaningless.Pretty sure paradox solves that by having most characters only 'think' a few times a year
Perfectly fine game to buy on sale. Doesn't have the expansive systems and content that CK2 has, though.If you have not: Get Star Dynasties with its one, single DLC.
Less costly and likely far better (I can only compare it to CK2 myself).
Do not believe the haters or Axiom when he says it's too easy.
It's too easy to realize just how shallow the game is if the player isn't constantly being distractedI've been checking out After the End and while the mod itself is certainly excellent, the actual gameplay of CK3 at this point is just degenerate. You can't go 30 seconds without some sort of popup or event. It really feels like some kind of engagement farming mobile game. Stellaris has the same problem. The game never gets to breathe with moments of tranquility.
Some examples of things that an IO can have are the following.
Membership in some of these can take a diplomatic relations slot.
- If it has a leader or not, and if the leader is a character or a country.
- If it's unique or there can be multiples of it.
- If locations can be owned by it or not.
- Member benefits or penalties.
- Laws and Policies it can have.
- Special statuses inside the organization
- How members will behave during wars
- And dozens more unique attributes.
Their games have become that much shit. Haven't even tried most of their new games. Tired out ck3 and got bored in half a day. While i still do have good times in eu4 and ck2.It will be a disaster for years, both technically and in terms of gameplay.
You just need to read the tooltips that's all. It depends on how much you dislike reading.If I never played a 4x or grand strategy game before, how long would it take me to learn to play this?
This isn't a 4x or grand strategy, so we need more information. Have you read a CYOA book before?If I never played a 4x or grand strategy game before, how long would it take me to learn to play this?
I have when I was a kid. Is that how this game really is a CYOA book?This isn't a 4x or grand strategy, so we need more information. Have you read a CYOA book before?If I never played a 4x or grand strategy game before, how long would it take me to learn to play this?
It's the easiest Paradox game to pick up, you will be playing competently enough within the first day.If I never played a 4x or grand strategy game before, how long would it take me to learn to play this?
"Manipulate grain market" - decision.
"Build dromons" - decision.
I'll take a wild guess: "engage in naval battle" will be a decision, too.
Truly, new engine gave CK3 unlimited possibilities.
Didn't stop them from adding stationing and legitimacy which break it even further.I miss the sliders from EU3 but the AI can't even handle the simplified systems they have now.