So if you're not playing as Japan... do you see it as Japan or as the divided factions?
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1821 - 1399 = 422.
1 century = 100 years, hence 422 years = 4,22 centuries.
Not 6.
Its been mentioned:
Its been mentioned:
I would really like a very early date at what one could play as the Latin Empire
Ignore Metz, people. He is a troll.
The start and end date remain the same, as no official word from paradox on this issue has been given.
The start and end date remain the same, as no official word from paradox on this issue has been given.
I think it might have been a joke hence the
. However it may be that he linked to the wrong message.
I really would have hoped for more Daimyos, but Shogun system seems awesome. Can't wait to hear what you've done to China!
//Edit: 14th century, 15th century, 16th century, 17th century, 18th century, 19th century. The game doesn't last six centuries, but it takes place during six.
//Edit: 14th century, 15th century, 16th century, 17th century, 18th century, 19th century. The game doesn't last six centuries, but it takes place during six.
EU3 is set unequally in the 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th and 19th centuries, that's 6 centuries, even if you only get 422 years of them.
The fate of the 18th remains yet unknown, but the investigation continues.
Its been mentioned:
I'm going to track you down and strangle you.
They'll never convict me, I'm within my rights.
The Daimyos weren't really rulers of states, but rather powerful local political figures. They can only really be modelled in a CK-like environment with characters and family trees; failing that, though, they have to be abstracted. As someone in another thread pointed out, the four Daimyo states featured in DW are in effect the more or less enduring local alliances that existed in Japan, which claimed legitimacy from actual Daimyos that lived before the game's timeframe. Hence the name/dynasty distinction; 'Fujiwara' then, is just the name given to the abstract alliance of Daimyos that existed in the northeast of Honshu, the historical territory of the actual Fujiwara dynasty.
About changing daimyos. Every different one would require a different "country" and as a lot of you already know it's not good to add to many countries into this game.. How many new countries would it take to get it "right"? 20? 30? I hope not..
Here is evidence you can play in much earlier time frame:
http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=551
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I am not caring about Japan.The core game should be the focus and it should have been the Rome game.
Here is evidence you can play in much earlier time frame:
http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=551
*facepalm*