They say that the cosmetic rewards will be available for free (in CK3 I suppose). We don't know how, yet.
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Crusader Kings II: Introducing the Monarch's Journey [Questions Thread]
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Do they? Haven't seen it. Where is it mentioned.
Also what was the point then (to make those monarch journeys)?
Also what was the point then (to make those monarch journeys)?
Question About Monarch's Journey Cosmetics
How will the items unlocked in Monarch's Journey be implemented in CK3? I know it's highly likely that with the addition of the barbershop the items will always be available for your ruler if you want them, but will they also be added to the pool...
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Maybe. But putting in limited time acces things in the game to make fun of those who can not make them in time seems bad sens of humor...
imho
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Yeah - I was baffled about the surprising end of Monarch's Journey too - sadly there is no statement why they made it time limited.
On the other hand - Monarchs Journey started roughly a year ago - at October 19. All in all - the content is too good and is too embraced by the community so they irritated people by removing it.
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And Stefan was only added two weeks before the "end date".
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I am also voicing my displeasure. Just so Paradox can see people aren't happy.
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Its a pity, but I get it. I enjoyed getting rewards for stuff for the Monarch Journey stuff I completed and always looked forward to it, but life got complicated and it'll take a little bit before I can justify shelling out for CK3. I was more interested in these challenges though because it encouraged me to play different regions and cultures and playstyles I didn't use as often and the point-earning guidelines centered me and helped me to plan in regions I wasn't as familiar with the politics/culture and helped me learn about some interesting historical figures I'd been unfamiliar with.
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It's not ideal but if you revert to 3.3.2, you can still do the challenges (without the rewards).
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And that's really my main issue with it now, there is absolutely no reason at all for Paradox to not simply leave the challenges in the game without rewards, other than them looking down at their fanbase and going "Just stop playing CK2 already and go buy CK3, ffs!"
But they don't even acknowledge our complaints about this (not even to actually clarify the decision, let alone justify it), so it seems their decision is set in stone. A greedy and disrespectful decision that sets a sad precedent. I will be very wary of time-sensitive content in Paradox games from now on.
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I'm not sure I understand the question. Going back to 3.3.2 enables "back" the Monarch journey characters and challenges, but you cannot get the rewards for CK3.
You also lose the 3.3.3 fixes
You also lose the 3.3.3 fixes
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It just seems - unnecessary? Why go to the extra length to patch content out of a game? It's not like this tiny cherry on top would really keep players from CKIII any more than CKII itself does.
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What is this? I don't understand.
I've played CK2 numerous times but I always get this message when trying to create the Kingdom of Leon.
I've played CK2 numerous times but I always get this message when trying to create the Kingdom of Leon.
I would assume it means Leon has to have been formed before via the decision. A change mode in Holy Fury for the Reconquista content.
All you should need to do to take the decision is own the Kingdom of Asturias.
You can't do it the normal way, but there should be a special decision to transform the kingdom of Asturias into the kingdom of Leon.
Yeah, this is what I'm referring to. They have all the required land, they just need have the title k_asturias to make the decision to create Leon.