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I still play this now and then, but it really could use some DLC or something. I'd pay for it. C'mon, man. :sad:
Pretty much this.
I'm sure Paradox are merely concerned that many people wouldn't pay for it. Or even consider it.
I, too, greatly enjoy Sengoku. I still play it from time to time (if only to see how long I can survive as the Azai) and played it fairly continuously until CK2 (and now, EU4) became my standard rotation. I would readily buy an expansion or update.
It is great to see such a large following still interested in the game so long after release. And, Captain Gars continuing to "look in" on the forums. He's my favorite renegade coder, especially for his vision in producing Sengoku!
It is great to see such a large following still interested in the game so long after release. And, Captain Gars continuing to "look in" on the forums. He's my favorite renegade coder, especially for his vision in producing Sengoku!
I'm not really interested in Sengoku to be honest (I hadn't played it yet though 
), but I've one question to devs (apparently) lurking here: Why not release game source code after ending game development? It'd make many bugfixes possible as well as plenty of new features (but still restricted by game engine) and ideas applied by such "advanced modders" could be used (or not) in future games- with certain improvements. It seems like pretty good and cheap way for testing new features.
Of course I may be wrong and it could be a terrible idea
), but I've one question to devs (apparently) lurking here: Why not release game source code after ending game development? It'd make many bugfixes possible as well as plenty of new features (but still restricted by game engine) and ideas applied by such "advanced modders" could be used (or not) in future games- with certain improvements. It seems like pretty good and cheap way for testing new features. Of course I may be wrong and it could be a terrible idea
I'm not really interested in Sengoku to be honest (I hadn't played it yet though
Of course I may be wrong and it could be a terrible idea
Much of the source code and especially those parts that are part of the Clausewitz engine are used in all our games, so releasing the source code for Sengoku wouldn't be very wise for us as a company.
Cpt. Gars - I know you cannot make commitments or statements on behalf of the company but do you think there is any chance you will be exploring Sengoku Jidai as a setting at some point in the future? Or are you all Sengoku's out? Thanks in advance!
Ah- so releasing SC for Sengoku would be equal to releasing SC for CK2 (more or less)? No way for a workaround? Like making game more moddable/releasing only parts of SC?
I loved this game too. Was all i played before CK2. But now that CK 2 is out and still going strong, I doubt they will do anything else to this game. Id rather they just make a part 2 of this.
Plots are awesome.
WHEN THE AI YOU'RE SIDING WITH IS ACTUALLY SMART ENOUGH TO USE IT INSTEAD OF JUST HIRING PEOPLE AND THEN SIT HERE UNTIL IT'S DISCOVERED.
WHEN THE AI YOU'RE SIDING WITH IS ACTUALLY SMART ENOUGH TO USE IT INSTEAD OF JUST HIRING PEOPLE AND THEN SIT HERE UNTIL IT'S DISCOVERED.