Someone should tell A_Spec that Google are buying Twitch, to merge with Youtube. So he doesn't have to move videos over any longer...
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Our office is in Stockholm, and you need to be able to be in the office during office hours. I think that should be answer enough.
Our office is in Stockholm, and you need to be able to be in the office during office hours. I think that should be answer enough.
So you are free to commute from Oslo every morning, if you can make it by office hours.
Our office is in Stockholm, and you need to be able to be in the office during office hours. I think that should be answer enough.
Ah, that seems fine. After looking through work/residency laws in Sweden, that should be fine even if I come all the way from Romania (not every day lol), since we're in the EU.
Thanks a lot
I'll keep an eye on open positions.
PDS uses a somewhat similar and standard interface and engine for all of it's games.
I'm curious what games you - as devs - thought were the most challenging to adapt to this system, and which were easiest?
I'm curious what games you - as devs - thought were the most challenging to adapt to this system, and which were easiest?
I think he asked which game's interface was the hardest to design/ program given that they all use the same engine.
This.
Crusader Kings, for example, does not have much Colonization, or Industrialization.
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I'm SidBurton, I'm a big fan of your game ''Fort zombie'', recently a while back I asked ''Ben Riley'' if I could post/represent your game on steam greenlight, which is ''Fort zombie'' as I posted before, I'm wondering who do I contact about those details, as Ben Riley told me to contact Paradox but I'm wondering who's the real person who can give me the permission, if you're here, please message me and I'll be glad to give more details as that's what the Twitter for Paradox Interactive had replied saying.
I'm SidBurton, I'm a big fan of your game ''Fort zombie'', recently a while back I asked ''Ben Riley'' if I could post/represent your game on steam greenlight, which is ''Fort zombie'' as I posted before, I'm wondering who do I contact about those details, as Ben Riley told me to contact Paradox but I'm wondering who's the real person who can give me the permission, if you're here, please message me and I'll be glad to give more details as that's what the Twitter for Paradox Interactive had replied saying.
This thread is for questions to Paradox Development Studio; it sounds like you want the publisher Paradox Interactive. They have a similar thread here. You might still get a response here, but that thread is the proper place to ask questions regarding Paradox Interactive, although you probably would want to contact them through PM instead.
Do you guys have any stats on most played nations in EU4, and if so, what are they?
The reason CK does not have that is not due to the difficulty of making interfaces in our engine though. If we feel it would be a good feature for the game, we would have it.
I'd say what is difficult with interfaces is that we often want to fit many things in them, and that will make them look cluttered. That has nothing to do with the engine.
No unconfirmed release dates, sales numbers or anything on unannounced games.
Note that this is not an official policy, just common sense.
So you are technically allowed to tell me that Victoria III is in production and will be announced 28th of June or 28th of July with improved combat and a WWI scenario?
Her being allowed doesn't mean she will or would. They are pretty mean people, these devs, they love to watch us squirm in waiting. ;-\
It's an impressively short list, it really is.
PDS hi!
I got a question regarding the semi-transparent political map in EU4 as mentioned in this thread (picture included): http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum...Take-a-look-at-this-transparent-political-map
I read there that it may appear in HoI4, but that it would use an updated Clausewitz engine. I wanted to know if it will be possible to include it as a future in one of the next EU4 patches/expansions/dlcs or if the engine versions will pose a problem?
One of my reasons (beside the obvious ones) is that some of the minor DLCs (National Monuments) only appear in terrain map mode and since I play mainly on the political map mode it's really discouraging from getting them**.
P.S. WoN seems great, more content and even cheaper the CoP. Will definitely look into that one
**why buy something that you won't have the chance to see? - Though I may get it on sale or just to support you guys
I got a question regarding the semi-transparent political map in EU4 as mentioned in this thread (picture included): http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum...Take-a-look-at-this-transparent-political-map
I read there that it may appear in HoI4, but that it would use an updated Clausewitz engine. I wanted to know if it will be possible to include it as a future in one of the next EU4 patches/expansions/dlcs or if the engine versions will pose a problem?
One of my reasons (beside the obvious ones) is that some of the minor DLCs (National Monuments) only appear in terrain map mode and since I play mainly on the political map mode it's really discouraging from getting them**.
P.S. WoN seems great, more content and even cheaper the CoP. Will definitely look into that one
**why buy something that you won't have the chance to see? - Though I may get it on sale or just to support you guys