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Well it could still be focused in the sense you are controlling a civilization through time. They could have just the main events that occurred throughout time. Do you consider Civiilization unfocused?
The game kinda plays the same at the start than it does in late game. While a few things change (warfare) and a few mechanics are added (religion, UN,...), overall economy or city management is very much handled similarly. Now compare it to CK2 with its characters, vicky2 with its economy and pops,...
Would you ever consider making a grand strategy Warhammer game? I feel it would work better than 40k as it's based on one planet so the map is easier. Also there was a naval warhammer game called man o'war.
Would you ever consider making a grand strategy Warhammer game? I feel it would work better than 40k as it's based on one planet so the mask is easier. Also there was a naval warhammer game called man o'war.
I think that if Paradox does a fantasy game, it must be done ion an universe that is relevant and interesting for a big public. Warhammer is very specific, and limited.
A last question:
How about this EU IV Multiplayer thing, TotalyMoo said some infos should appear this and last week, but nothing happend.
Can I just assume things start after the Holidays, so in January?
These Posts were from Mid December and nothing happend. Just wanted to ask really quick if the whole project is dead, because an offical Multiplayer was pretty cool. I have still hopes we just have to wait for the new EU IV 2.0 DLC.
We are starting a new one actually, don't know if it will be streamed though.
But I'll make sure to do weekly updates and breakdowns on what happened in the game like the good old times.
We are starting a new one actually, don't know if it will be streamed though.
But I'll make sure to do weekly updates and breakdowns on what happened in the game like the good old times.
He's an EVP (Executive Vice President) at Paradox Interactive, which essentially means he's one step below the CEO.
According to their website, which is probably not complete/out of date, PI has 3 EVPs:
Johan Andersson (Game Development)
Johan Sjöberg (Brands)
Tobias Sjögren (Business Development)
And 2 VPs (one more step down the ladder):
Daniela Sjunnesson (Marketing)
Shams Jorjani (Acquisition)
Of course all this is for Paradox Interactive, which is not Paradox Development Studio, which this thread is for...
And yes, Johan's signature is outdated. Besuchov is now the PDS Studio Manager.
Hello, I'm trying to develop a game of my own at the moment - the genre similar to that of your games made on Clausewitz - and I'm wondering, how did you draw your provinces on the map? Furthermore, in what manner did you draw the map in EU4 or HOI4? Which sources and which projection did you use drawing it?
