The realm rejoices as Paradox Interactive announces the launch of Crusader Kings III, the latest entry in the publisher’s grand strategy role-playing game franchise. Advisors may now jockey for positions of influence and adversaries should save their schemes for another day, because on this day Crusader Kings III can be purchased on Steam, the Paradox Store, and other major online retailers.
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For me it's not tech techno (if you want beeps the original theme had those in spades) but that it's just very, very bland. Throwing together a few bells and whistles does not a good dubstep tune makeReally? Skrillex is all the rage these days for people 15-25 I recon (I'm 20 and it is all the rage). Truth be told all dubstep is "all the rage", but I suppose Syndicate as a track is a bit too much techno?
Now this I find strange. We don't know who is developing this game, we don't know when it will be released, we don't know how much it will be... in fact we know next to nothing about the project. Yet you want to preorder it already?Dentatus said:Can we at least pre-order so we can fund this project?
Money talks and creates a concrete reality. I have faith in paradox in this type of genres as long as they are faithful to the game. I'll take their word for it if not they'll never recieve another cent from this customer.
Now this I find strange. We don't know who is developing this game, we don't know when it will be released, we don't know how much it will be... in fact we know next to nothing about the project. Yet you want to preorder it already?
I have a one question to Paradox or developer of this game. Is this game going to be challenging, or will you win by default? Some old games were challenging. You have to really use your brain. When you've finished the game on hardest difficulty, you feels like your IQ went up. I miss this in today's games. They are without any challenge, they are boring. I feel like, I'm getting stupid by playing them. It may be fine for someone, who have hard day and wants just relax. I prefer movie for relax and games for challenge.
Weren't difficulty modes developed for this reason?
I just hope Paradox will not use that so called dubstep music (and mainly Skrillex, who is the equivalent for dubstep of Tokyo Hotel for Rock). Dubstep is really noisy and people must been keen of that kind of music to get in the feeling of the game, which is not the case of classical game music (classic with some electronic synth, some soft rock etc).That Skrillex tune had a good ambience to it in regards to "cyberpunk" feel. I think PDX should get him to do the music for the game, that would rock...
I just hope Paradox will not use that so called dubstep music (and mainly Skrillex, who is the equivalent for dubstep of Tokyo Hotel for Rock). Dubstep is really noisy and people must been keen of that kind of music to get in the feeling of the game, which is not the case of classical game music (classic with some electronic synth, some soft rock etc).
Not all games have difficulty modes though. So I guess the question should be is there difficulty settings in this game?
This better not be another mercenary hack job like JA: Back in Action by a studio full of clueless people whose only experience is making five bucks games for consoles which noone ever heard of...
You didn't like Jagged Alliance?
I thought it was quite good. And it's gotten multiple patches now as well.
Dude, there's no Fog of War there, you always know where all enemies are... There's no "rolls" either, so if your shotgun guy has 0.5s aiming time, he will ALWAYS be 2x faster than any opponent in the whole game, meaning he can just run out of any cover in the whole game and will always kill whatever enemy is there like he was Clint from Good, Bad and Ugly. Always, I really mean he's always faster than every single enemy in the game. No choppers, no sector inventory, no humvee. It's like they took JA2, removed half of features (MERC isn't in the game either!), added 3D graphics and went to sell it just based on the game.
Cartel devs, whoever they are (that's the part that makes me hesitant about this title, devs didn't even surface yet), should take a good long look at JA: Back In Action just to learn how to NOT make their game...
I think I have the benefit of now having played Jagged Alliance 2, so I don't have a similar game to compare it to.
Oh and do yourself another favor and just don't rush into buying anything that has "Kalypso" written on it...
Oh and do yourself another favor and just don't rush into buying anything that has "Kalypso" written on it...