Announcing Crusader Kings II: Horse Lords!
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Awesome news, this expansion is long overdue.
I do have a question how this expansion will interact with the Old Gods though; I assume that most of the nomad features will come with Horselords but Tengri still require TOG to play. Doesn't that subject the Mongols to a double unlock of sorts?
I do have a question how this expansion will interact with the Old Gods though; I assume that most of the nomad features will come with Horselords but Tengri still require TOG to play. Doesn't that subject the Mongols to a double unlock of sorts?
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I'm sure there are Christian hordes too. Nestorianism was very strong in the steppes.
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I think there was one major Khan who was Christian while there were the Khazars (Jewish) and quite a few Muslim rulers in the plains. But I'm also not sure if the nomad form of government will be tied to religion, it probably won't be and shouldn't be. But it's odd to advertise this as Genghis Khan the expansion pack without mentioning that you need another DLC to actually play him and his kin. Not an issue for those of us who have been around for a while but a bit of a trap for new players, perhaps.
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Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes!
Everything is forgiven Paradox! Even Charlemagne! Just gimme gimme gimme KHAN!
*Incandescent with joy*
Can't wait for stomping the puny Europeans with the Pechenegs cause the Mongols are just so mainstream
Everything is forgiven Paradox! Even Charlemagne! Just gimme gimme gimme KHAN!
*Incandescent with joy*
Can't wait for stomping the puny Europeans with the Pechenegs cause the Mongols are just so mainstream
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looks great!
but i do wonder how big is the map expansion going to be? are they only going to fill in the wasteland to the east of the map or are they actually extending it, like in RoI, because the don't have much more to go until they run into the big yellow dragon in the room, expressly since the mongols conquered it, also wonder what they will do about Tibet
but i do wonder how big is the map expansion going to be? are they only going to fill in the wasteland to the east of the map or are they actually extending it, like in RoI, because the don't have much more to go until they run into the big yellow dragon in the room, expressly since the mongols conquered it, also wonder what they will do about Tibet
Actually... much of Mongolia is already on the map
If we're being generous here Thure, just a little bit more than half of Medieval Mongolia is actually on the current projection
Well I'm pretty sure they will still be, but they will come from somewhere this time, instead of appearing instantly, but I guess the exceptional horde leader might still be scripted to appear, they might just have to actually work for their historical position now.
It probably means filling out the vacant area of the eastern side of the map, ignoring Tibet.
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The only thing I do not like is the larger map, and that is only because it will break the savegames again. If it won't break the savegames, then great!
paradox already established a precident with EU4 that if a new expansion feature required a feature from an older DLC feature, that the new expansion would unlock the old feature, I believe it was done with el dorado
So, horse lords will probably unlock tengri for people that don't own ToG
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I don't think so. I mean... There are non-Tengri hordes. Most likely even Christian ones. And Muslim ones mabye too. So you can use the DLC without Old Gods.