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.
Unfortunately I have no idea where/if you can find the stream, but the release date has been confirmed to be November 24.I missed the stream and can't find it on twitch or YouTube, anyone have a link? Was the release date announced?
You can watch the stream here. CK3 content starts at 3 hours in - the release date is announced at about 3:03:15.I missed the stream and can't find it on twitch or YouTube, anyone have a link? Was the release date announced?
Any chance a dev can expound upon the reasoning for not letting us rename anybody in the game?Naming Dynasty Members in Court
You now get to name all Dynasty members that are born in your court, not just your own children. This means that you can make sure that the correct names are passed down as you prefer!
Anybody? You could rename your enemy king Poopy McPoopFace. Or everyone in your family's dynasty. Most of the actions are limited by whether a ruler could meaningfully carry them out.Any chance a dev can expound upon the reasoning for not letting us rename anybody in the game?
How very adult of you to throw a temper tantrum because of it. It's better they're given time to hotfix their mistakes before the next weekend "when adults CAN ACTUALLY play the game", otherwise you'd be pissed about that too.Sucks that we need to wait till 24.11 (according to official twitter) rather than receiving an update before the weekend, when adults CAN ACTUALLY play the game.
Would you prefer it on a Friday where if any critical issue happens all of the development team are going home and enjoying their weekend so any issues have to wait for the next week before being looked?Sucks that we need to wait till 24.11 (according to official twitter) rather than receiving an update before the weekend, when adults CAN ACTUALLY play the game.
Well, I figured its 2 working days before 24.11, meaning that most likely latest build is already in the master branch. If you are saying that you still are fixing bugs, then fine, I agree with you.Would you prefer it on a Friday where if any critical issue happens all of the development team are going home and enjoying their weekend so any issues have to wait for the next week before being looked?
Cause I guarantee you would not prefer it that way![]()
The build is mostly finalized yes, but that doesn't magically prevent the possibility of critical issues appearing when it is released to thousands of people playing on a much wider array of hardware than we can feasibly test on. There is always a risk with any patch to any piece of non-trivial software.Well, I figured its 2 working days before 24.11, meaning that most likely latest build is already in the master branch. If you are saying that you still are fixing bugs, then fine, I agree with you.
Thanks for the clarification. We will wait, no worries.The build is mostly finalized yes, but that doesn't magically prevent the possibility of critical issues appearing when it is released to thousands of people playing on a much wider array of hardware than we can feasibly test on. There is always a risk with any patch to any piece of non-trivial software.
So it is still better to release and give us working days after to fix anything in a worst case scenario. I'm sure you can handle waiting a few days until the weekend before playing the update if you can't play it in the evenings after work.
I understand. Sorry that not everyone does. Sometimes Devs just can't win for losin'...Would you prefer it on a Friday where if any critical issue happens all of the development team are going home and enjoying their weekend so any issues have to wait for the next week before being looked?
Cause I guarantee you would not prefer it that way![]()
I find this response somewhat unconvincing and unsatisfying. Attaching armies is only a "player facing tool" if you talk about the literal button to do so, otherwise it is made that only by your decision to not let the AI use it.The AI already has logic for assisting the player, for example by stacking up on them and following them to battles or sieging nearby things etc. It doesn't need to have access to the specific player facing tool for that.
1.2 aims to also a lot the AI dancing between priorities, though that is unrelated to specifically attaching armies.
This is the correct answer. I hope the devs consider changes along these lines.Perhaps the MaA should be tied to the rally point flag you have, and it should take time to move the rally point instead, because it seems the exploit is actually being able to move the rally point instantly rather than specifically moving the MaA around.
You're right. Having a general "split army to match supply limits" would be a great button to have. And so would a "consolidate with neighboring armies".Why? Why is it so good?!
They all gather in one point that I can split, if I want, however I desire. All in one point instead of a bunch, just to merge them in one big blob a bit later on.
But when I run low of supplies, I don't have a button so that the army splits and auto go to neighboring provinces in order to resuply according to the supply limit of the province. No, I have to check the provincial supply limit and split the army in tiny bits and manually send each little one to a province.
Soooo… why is this change so good?
No, female characters look fine.Could you concentrate on making female characters look better instead of making the already ugly character uglier? Right now, after a couple of generations. 90% of female characters look awful. Thanks.
Have your employees draw straws. Short straw gets chained to the basement over the weekend to fix any bugs that popup. Who do I see about my consultant fee?The build is mostly finalized yes, but that doesn't magically prevent the possibility of critical issues appearing when it is released to thousands of people playing on a much wider array of hardware than we can feasibly test on. There is always a risk with any patch to any piece of non-trivial software.
So it is still better to release and give us working days after to fix anything in a worst case scenario. I'm sure you can handle waiting a few days until the weekend before playing the update if you can't play it in the evenings after work.
If I issue a royal decree that William the Conqueror is to be referred to exclusively as William the Poopyfaced in my presence, then that's his new name as far as I'm concerned!Anybody? You could rename your enemy king Poopy McPoopFace. Or everyone in your family's dynasty. Most of the actions are limited by whether a ruler could meaningfully carry them out.
If you want to see "real women" just go outside your home.No, female characters look fine.
I am glad that Paradox is not following the male gaze oriented MMO type character design school for female characters. It apparently has reached the point where people cannot tell what real women look like anymore.
please tell me AI is willing to convert to reformed faiths after some time passes :/It is purely a player facing feature like it was in CK2, it is for convenience of following the allied AI (or other players in MP) around to support them such as following a big stack in a Crusade or any other war.
noplease tell me AI is willing to convert to reformed faiths after some time passes :/