The numbers have been pretty consistently between 80 and 90% today when I checked and I have a feeling that won't change much. Although to be sure, this poll placed here is a bit like going into a crack den and asking its inhabitants whether they would like another fix.
True. Most want it, and those who say they don't would still buy it.![]()
Hi guys.
I know we've released a package of EU3 and all its expansions already and called it complete. But... We keep talking about eu3 regularly, bringing up new ideas on fleshing out gamemechanics, and improving flavor and playability. Me, Doomdark, King and other others of the team now have dozens up dozens of cool ideas for Eu3.
So, would you guys like another expansion pack for EU3 or do you view the game as complete?
(of course, we'll wrap up 3.2 first..)
Like others who voted no, I'd buy it if released but ultimately would prefer a new game, in this case CK2.
I would too. But CK2 is a much greater investment of time and resources than another expansion for EU3.
I would too. But CK2 is a much greater investment of time and resources than another expansion for EU3.
Me, Doomdark, King and other others of the team now have dozens up dozens of cool ideas for Eu3.
So, would you guys like another expansion pack for EU3 or do you view the game as complete?
(of course, we'll wrap up 3.2 first..)
mandead said:With regards to some sort of royal family system, being able to choose your succession type (Salic law; eldest son then daughter like in Britain, &c.) would be cool, too.
That way, France for example could only have kings using its traditional system, but a liberal revolution could mean a constitutional queen of France.
Basically, IN is pretty polished as it is. I'd look forward to any positive changes/additions, but the main thing I've always wanted is a toned-down CK experience. I don't like CK myself (too complex, too boring) but having the role-play elements of it (court/royal family/heirs & spares) in EU3 would, for me, make it the best expansion to date.
If that were achieved, I wouldn't care whatsoever about changing the start/end dates.
EDIT: Oh, and following on from this - a better/more transparent succession war sequence. Being able to see before a war breaks out who the claimants are, and who the upcoming war is likely to be over. The majority of succession wars were not sudden, but simply waiting to happen...