AI engineering is PDX's weakest element.
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Grand Strategy Crusader Kings III
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AI engineering is PDX's weakest element.
Yeah, they weren't kidding about "fancy" UI stuffs.
That's a nice before and after:
Maybe people will finally stop complaining about the relative lack of skeumorphic design compared to CK2? At the very least, Imperator shows that the current iteration of PDX isn't afraid to go to pretty extreme lengths to change things.
Well, it does start looking like a PC game, not an android one. I look forward to playing it 16 major DLCs and 69 patches later.
As far as I know this wasn't a response to criticism, just some finishing touches that didn't make it in time for release.
They put it out with unfinished UI design full of placeholders?
That's a new one, even for paradocks. Bloodlines 2 must have eaten their every penny.
Every ethnicity looks pretty good in this. Big improvement over zombie Scandinavians, demon-eyed elderly prostitute Russians, grey-brown Iberians & Greeks, bald African women etc (what contrasted with great looking Italians, Iranians, Normans and East African portraits)
Reported for blatant ageism.
cw8
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Not sure if it's the patch but I was able to join an alliance, join their calls for war, sit out and no raise a single troop to help them for the entirety of the war before they patched the game. Now if I do the same thing, my ally will bitch about how I did not do a single thing during the war and I stand to lose prestige or fame, either that or I pay some gold to appease him or actually do something about the war.
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In CK3, AI pays you.
He's just paying himself.
The Brazilian Slaughter
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Don't forget the Persians that looked just like Arabs and the Potato Iberians.
Tigranes
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This existed in 1.00 but I'm not sure when it fires. This has of course long been an issue with Pdox games, but I wish that alongside more consistent demands by your ally, you also had an option to support them in gold instead (like Crusades), or even to say "I assign General X with Y men" and they automatically join the meanderings of the ally troops. Nobody wants to fucking manually march over every time your ally declares war on Count Bumblefuck of Bumblehovel
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Which raises the question where the fuck the attach to army option went.
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You'll have to pay for it in the "improved combat" DLC.
Average Manatee
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I dearly wish Paradox would just add some kind of "attack-move" command like every other RTS has had for around 25 years. They keep adding so many provinces that chasing the AI around becomes impossible unless you are heavily zoomed in and at low speed to click every time the AI moves.
Turns out the people behind When the World Stopped Making Sense are already working on a similar mod for CK3. 
So far they've announced 476 and 535 as start dates. Something 4th or so might come later on, but understandably the farther back one goes, the more work is required (almost exponentially). The only plus side to working on earlier start dates is often better historical documentation.
Their CK2 map for 476, if anyone is unfamiliar with the period:
Incline, etc. Oh, and I found the GitHub repo for it, if anyone is interested.
So far they've announced 476 and 535 as start dates. Something 4th or so might come later on, but understandably the farther back one goes, the more work is required (almost exponentially). The only plus side to working on earlier start dates is often better historical documentation.
Their CK2 map for 476, if anyone is unfamiliar with the period:
Incline, etc. Oh, and I found the GitHub repo for it, if anyone is interested.
Heroic Liberator
Arcane
CK3 is fun. Will return in due time with some postworthy screenshots ITT.
Good to know you're still kicking, Mags. ^^
And yeah, I'm about to spend way more time with CK3 now that it's finally been patched. (Though in general I spend too much time waiting on Paradox games ... it always feels like there's a DLC or update, or hell, even just a patch or hotfix worth waiting on before getting (/back) into them. Kinda a holding pattern...)
And yeah, I'm about to spend way more time with CK3 now that it's finally been patched. (Though in general I spend too much time waiting on Paradox games ... it always feels like there's a DLC or update, or hell, even just a patch or hotfix worth waiting on before getting (/back) into them. Kinda a holding pattern...)
The Brazilian Slaughter
Arcane
Massive incline, now we need is for Crisis of the Confederation to return.
Julius Nepos will restore the Roman Empire!
Finished giant tribal war sacrifice in Africa. tens of thousands of africans killed each other until I got enough prisoners for 3k+ piety. after which, I came to them and said: k enough with human sacrifices, we just dance instead now. also we build castles.
it's Ok for a while I guess, but turns routine&easy quick.
strange how tribes/barbarians supposed to be about who is stronger but I just played diplomacy all the time.
also, claim kingdom through intrigue (meritocracy) - never I became a king easier in CK, ever.
nice partition of everything (due to feudalism resetting gender laws) in hands of 2 black women (1 lesbo) and 1 african/german black blonde son (who got just some scraps).
eh if only I did it so sister could marry her brother.
I like options on release from prison and custom feudal contracts
and some other little things
it's Ok for a while I guess, but turns routine&easy quick.
strange how tribes/barbarians supposed to be about who is stronger but I just played diplomacy all the time.
also, claim kingdom through intrigue (meritocracy) - never I became a king easier in CK, ever.
nice partition of everything (due to feudalism resetting gender laws) in hands of 2 black women (1 lesbo) and 1 african/german black blonde son (who got just some scraps).
eh if only I did it so sister could marry her brother.
I like options on release from prison and custom feudal contracts
and some other little things
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Zero Credibility
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That independence wars bug was a doozy. Basically made any independence revolt with more than a couple rebels autowin.
Van-d-all
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Essentially like Art Of War for EU4...
Zariusz
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Interesting
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2241203093&searchtext=
The mega camapaign border gore is coming
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2241203093&searchtext=
The mega camapaign border gore is coming
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Zariusz
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Ah yes, the ubisoftian curse. Terrible sickness
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