I did consider it but that just doesn't roll off the tongue as well@blackninja9939 Thoughts on renaming the Encyclopaedia to Crusaderpedia?
CK3 Dev Diary #16 - Tutorials and Tooltips and Encyclopedias, Oh My!
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Crusader Kings III Available Now!
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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Would that not be Absolute Control (its not censored in the next screen shot immediately below)?
It will yes, because it is so moddable you could change anything at all so it has to change the checksum to turn off achievements and make MP games all require the same mods.
Just changing the textures only will probably be fine, its only the actual gui files themselves that change the checksum not the art assets.
Yeah, that might be why no one's trying to figure it out.Would that not be Absolute Control (its not censored in the next screen shot immediately below)?
Sloppy on my end... but more so on their end, isn't it?
I did consider it but that just doesn't roll off the tongue as well
Hey, it's better than Civlipaedia!
X Respectfully Disagree (x 1000)I did consider it but that just doesn't roll off the tongue as well
You are so woefully incorrect. CRUSADERPEDIA OR BUST
It's a bit convoluted but I suppose you could call it Rookiepedia.
I know it's really bad, but that's part of the charm, and there are lots of castles in CK!
I know it's really bad, but that's part of the charm, and there are lots of castles in CK!
CKpedia. Not "see-kay"pedia--"CKpe" is pronounced as one syllable.It's a bit convoluted but I suppose you could call it Rookiepedia.
I know it's really bad, but that's part of the charm, and there are lots of castles in CK!
I have questions about the way celibacy and chastity will work in Crusader Kings III.
Is celibacy something that can be "turned on" or "turned off" at will? If one goes away from the celibate attitude, how does one become celibate again? Is it as simple as making the decision to gain it just as easily as to leave it, making it a trait obtained or shunned at will for any character, or are there more specific circumstances which are required?
How does chastity work, in comparison to celibacy? Is chastity less rigid in its fertility limit, as the case during its usage in Crusader Kings II, wherein the chaste trait causes only a minor diminishment in fertility around 15%, yet still allows for childbirths to occur, compared to reducing fertility by a thousand points, to become negative? Does the chaste trait drastically reduce adultery from occurring, between two people, or is the reduced likelihood of that only as pronounced as CKII's version of the trait?
In CKII, both celibate and chaste work as opposites of lustful traits, such as hedonist, master seducer/seductress, and lustful itself. Are there any other traits that contribute to greater continence away from the temptations of adultery? Will chaste as a trait be obtainable by members of all cultural and religious groups, or just like in CKII, wherein Muslims cannot have the trait?
Concerning both of these traits, do celibate and chaste offer proportionately the same amounts of piety and zeal to a character, as in the previous game?
Thank you!
Is celibacy something that can be "turned on" or "turned off" at will? If one goes away from the celibate attitude, how does one become celibate again? Is it as simple as making the decision to gain it just as easily as to leave it, making it a trait obtained or shunned at will for any character, or are there more specific circumstances which are required?
How does chastity work, in comparison to celibacy? Is chastity less rigid in its fertility limit, as the case during its usage in Crusader Kings II, wherein the chaste trait causes only a minor diminishment in fertility around 15%, yet still allows for childbirths to occur, compared to reducing fertility by a thousand points, to become negative? Does the chaste trait drastically reduce adultery from occurring, between two people, or is the reduced likelihood of that only as pronounced as CKII's version of the trait?
In CKII, both celibate and chaste work as opposites of lustful traits, such as hedonist, master seducer/seductress, and lustful itself. Are there any other traits that contribute to greater continence away from the temptations of adultery? Will chaste as a trait be obtainable by members of all cultural and religious groups, or just like in CKII, wherein Muslims cannot have the trait?
Concerning both of these traits, do celibate and chaste offer proportionately the same amounts of piety and zeal to a character, as in the previous game?
Thank you!
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Will each trait gain pop up have a unique related sound play?
Like a quick hammering of nails sound for diligent, a shriek for craven, or group of people laughing for gregarious?
Will each trait gain pop up have a unique related sound play?
Like a quick hammering of nails sound for diligent, a shriek for craven, or group of people laughing for gregarious?
I seem to be in quite the minority here, but I for one find the new UI to be extremely lacking in character. It may be easier to navigate, for some at least, but the UI in CK2 added a lot of character to the game, the tops of the various windows (like council, military, religion etc.) being stained glass, the parchment popups, the massive national heraldic coat of arms on the capital province, they really gave you a sense of actually living in the middle ages. This UI, with all its darkness, plainness, sure, it may allude more to the reality of the middle ages for most people, but it takes away a portion of the magic that the CK2 possesses.
I did consider it but that just doesn't roll off the tongue as well
EnCKlopedia?
Who says I was pronouncing it?I honestly have no idea how you're pronouncing that.
STOP! COOKIE TIME