It's not a rhetorical question.
This is hands down my favourite Paradox game so far; I've not really played EU2 or any other of the previous incarnations so perhaps the changes and benefits impress me more than players who have 'grown up' with the series, so to speak.
However, the game is incredibly addictive, interesting, fun and has excellent replay value. The multi-player is stable (though not perfect), there are a few good mods (I'm working on another, by the way) and the game is continually being developed by MichaelM and others behind the scenes; we will apparently even see new features with future patches as well as inevitable bug fixes.
Why do so few people seem to post here and play online? Why did the game sell so poorly according to Johan? : [
It's such a shame because compared to CK2/V2 (or even EU3) this sub-forum seems pretty dead, even though - in my opinion, at least - this game is better than any of them. o
Austen
This is hands down my favourite Paradox game so far; I've not really played EU2 or any other of the previous incarnations so perhaps the changes and benefits impress me more than players who have 'grown up' with the series, so to speak.
However, the game is incredibly addictive, interesting, fun and has excellent replay value. The multi-player is stable (though not perfect), there are a few good mods (I'm working on another, by the way) and the game is continually being developed by MichaelM and others behind the scenes; we will apparently even see new features with future patches as well as inevitable bug fixes.
Why do so few people seem to post here and play online? Why did the game sell so poorly according to Johan? : [
It's such a shame because compared to CK2/V2 (or even EU3) this sub-forum seems pretty dead, even though - in my opinion, at least - this game is better than any of them. o
Austen