Is it confirmed that is an official CKII > EUIV converter? This is very important to decide my pre-order.
CK2 Exporter DLC
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i wish they would confirm/deny officially and include details like what dlc is compatible.etc so i can start working on my CK2 export game
Johan stated on several occassions that he'd love to make such a dlc. And the last time he gave a more certain impression of it being made.
Though my apologies that I cant offer any sources.
Looking certainly forward to it!
Though my apologies that I cant offer any sources.
Looking certainly forward to it!
From a simple point of view of boosting sales, a way of linking this game to Paradox's most successful product so far (CK2) would be highly desirable. Johan's just OK'ed another two years of DLCs for CK2, so it isn't going anywhere either.
I think Frederick OK'ed those, he's the boss
As for the converter: I like the idea, but I've yet to finish one game of CKII (and not being a huge blob within a century)
Am I the only one thinks that CK2 Exporter is a silly idea?
Look how Europe looks when you finish the game.
It's completely destroyed by big blobs or conquered by Player Empire, or both. It's semi-random mess.
We have Pisa in Africa and England in Sweden. We have catholic Mongols in Russia.
Is this really how you want to start your Europa Universalis?
Look how Europe looks when you finish the game.
It's completely destroyed by big blobs or conquered by Player Empire, or both. It's semi-random mess.
We have Pisa in Africa and England in Sweden. We have catholic Mongols in Russia.
Is this really how you want to start your Europa Universalis?
I think Frederick OK'ed those, he's the boss
As for the converter: I like the idea, but I've yet to finish one game of CKII (and not being a huge blob within a century)
Correct. Personally I don't blob out on CK2 because you end up dealling with ceaseless civil wars rather than doing the fun stuff - slaying infidels and putting family members on the thrones of neighbouring countries. The most I normally do is form a smallish kingdom (normally Wales or Ireland) and concentrate on developing my holdings in between crusades and wars. The game certainly doesn't get boring if you withhold from conquest.
I'd love to take my highly developed Welsh/Irish kingdom into the Renaissance era.
Am I the only one thinks that CK2 Exporter is a silly idea?
Look how Europe looks when you finish the game.
It's completely destroyed by big blobs or conquered by Player Empire, or both. It's semi-random mess.
We have Pisa in Africa and England in Sweden. We have catholic Mongols in Russia.
Is this really how you want to start your Europa Universalis?
What would refrain me the most to use it would be the strange addition of the whole world all around my CK2 map. What happens on the boundaries, like in Central Asia, in easter Russia/Western Siberia, and so on?
But this has been done before, and thought quite seriously it seems, so I'll wait and see.
That can easily be decided based on rules - if Russia has formed then they get Central Asia, if the Mongols are in charge in Moscow then the Golden Horde rules Asia. North Africa is mostly desert so will probably be white speace beyond the coastal litoral anyway.
It looks about the same as EU Europe does after 50-100 years of play. No real problem here then.
Am I the only one thinks that CK2 Exporter is a silly idea?
Look how Europe looks when you finish the game.
It's completely destroyed by big blobs or conquered by Player Empire, or both. It's semi-random mess.
We have Pisa in Africa and England in Sweden. We have catholic Mongols in Russia.
Is this really how you want to start your Europa Universalis?
Yes. Oh, god, yes.
Agreed. I like having to fight new enemies after I restored the Roman empire and recovered every single province.
Am I the only one thinks that CK2 Exporter is a silly idea?
Look how Europe looks when you finish the game.
It's completely destroyed by big blobs or conquered by Player Empire, or both. It's semi-random mess.
We have Pisa in Africa and England in Sweden. We have catholic Mongols in Russia.
Is this really how you want to start your Europa Universalis?
Obviously I wouldn't play CK2 the same way if I thought I have a millennium to accomplish my plans than when I play hoping to accomplish them in smaller timeframe.
In other words, players who play with intention of converting a game wouldn't feel as pressured to rush with blobbing.
I already play megacampaigns only. Even mods seem plain and featureless, when I think that I'm not going to be able to continue in EU3.
When you start at 867, you already have 600 years of gameplay. You can conquer whole world 5 times in that time, even if you give away all your titles except for one county
But I wasn't talking about player-blobbing. I don't like to play as huge empire, it's boring out the outside - you have no one to challenge you and on the inside you have to fight constant pretender rebellion. After imprisoning half of my dynasty again, I might as well give them those titles, if they want them so much...
I meant that AI controlled countries first conquer half of the world and then collapse, leaving one big mess...
When you start at 867, you already have 600 years of gameplay. You can conquer whole world 5 times in that time, even if you give away all your titles except for one county
But I wasn't talking about player-blobbing. I don't like to play as huge empire, it's boring out the outside - you have no one to challenge you and on the inside you have to fight constant pretender rebellion. After imprisoning half of my dynasty again, I might as well give them those titles, if they want them so much...
I meant that AI controlled countries first conquer half of the world and then collapse, leaving one big mess...
They did IRL too. It's just going to be a different mess. I like a different mess.
When you start at 867, you already have 600 years of gameplay. You can conquer whole world 5 times in that time, even if you give away all your titles except for one county
But I wasn't talking about player-blobbing. I don't like to play as huge empire, it's boring out the outside - you have no one to challenge you and on the inside you have to fight constant pretender rebellion. After imprisoning half of my dynasty again, I might as well give them those titles, if they want them so much...
I meant that AI controlled countries first conquer half of the world and then collapse, leaving one big mess...
Mod the files so to reduce rebellions. Then simply fast forward your game till the starting date of EU IV.
