can you provide an example of what you mean here?areas where only the top-level ruler is filled in, and the rest is missing
can you provide an example of what you mean here?areas where only the top-level ruler is filled in, and the rest is missing
There are already plenty of threads on this topic. I'm not sure how many, because I ran out of fingers to count on.Do you guys thing that it's a good idea for the devs to add China , Japan and korea ?
and do you think that the game/engine can handle more input and more characters ?
Of course the engine can handle it. There are already China mods available on steam and the game is doing fine.Do you guys thing that it's a good idea for the devs to add China , Japan and korea ?
and do you think that the game/engine can handle more input and more characters ?
I mean for example the Samanids in 876, or the Ghaznavids in 1066. Areas where there is a top ruler who directly rules a dozen or more counties, and must immediately give them out to random lowborns. I know that there's not detailed history available for these regions, but many other areas have fictional or semi-fictional rulers. And in many cases, historical or nearly-historical leaders can be found, even just on Wikipedia. I know it's a bit of a hassle to fill in characters county-by-county, but I would have expected they could manage it now that we're down to 2 fixed start dates rather than a continuously adjustable start date that needs to be filled in for hundreds of years.can you provide an example of what you mean here?
I think that's mostly just 'rush'. I'm sure they'll fill those out at some time.I mean for example the Samanids in 876, or the Ghaznavids in 1066. Areas where there is a top ruler who directly rules a dozen or more counties, and must immediately give them out to random lowborns. I know that there's not detailed history available for these regions, but many other areas have fictional or semi-fictional rulers. And in many cases, historical or nearly-historical leaders can be found, even just on Wikipedia. I know it's a bit of a hassle to fill in characters county-by-county, but I would have expected they could manage it now that we're down to 2 fixed start dates rather than a continuously adjustable start date that needs to be filled in for hundreds of years.
so on one hand, you think it would appeal to a massive market and potentially bring in lots of moneyFor me, China and Far East are not in my interest so if PDX will drop it as a DLC I'll probably won't buy it. I think that theme better suits more for Flavor Pack (with free map update) and than I could mayby consider it. Overall, China and Far East are big market so I'm pretty sure that we will see that content in the future in CK3 and even it could have possibly good revenue.
867 is an absolutely amazing time to experience east and southeast Asia.
In China, the Tang dynasty is on its last legs and the country is 40 years away from collapsing into civil war which lasted for 60 years.
In Japan, the Heian period is taking place and the imperial court is undergoing a permanent decline in power that wouldn't be reversed until the Meiji restoration
In Korea, a civil war between three kingdoms for control of the country is about to begin.
In south east Asia, the great Angkor/Khmer Empire is just getting off the ground
And because CK3 likes to represent different local traditions as separate faiths in many cases, we would be getting many new faiths. Devaraja Hinduism cults in southeast Asia. All kinds of new schools of Buddhism popping up in China and Japan. The introduction of Neo Confucianism in the 11th century. Etc., etc., etc.
Also, think of the benefits to modders. China would need special imperial government. Modders could repurpose that for Byzantium or any number or other cool things. Like there's so many good things about a China expansion that it would be absolutely tragic for them to not go down that road.
Also, think of the benefits to modders. China would need special imperial government. Modders could repurpose that for Byzantium or any number or other cool things. Like there's so many good things about a China expansion that it would be absolutely tragic for them to not go down that road.