Excellent to see this project come to fruition! I'm especially glad to see widescreen resolution support, though really all those extra modding options look fantastic.
Why is it bizarre? It's basically risk-free for Paradox: we work and they get money.I dont know, this may be a strategy to win back the players lost in the translation from eu2 to eu3... It seems a very bizarre thing to do though. Its like Ubisoft would release a standalone expansion to Anno 1701 three years after Anno 1404 got out...
Only difference is FTG and EU3 are not for the same players. Nevertheless, you can play both and see the difference. Moreover you will have the choice between two different games while EU2 was very old and limited.I dont know, this may be a strategy to win back the players lost in the translation from eu2 to eu3... It seems a very bizarre thing to do though. Its like Ubisoft would release a standalone expansion to Anno 1701 three years after Anno 1404 got out...
Only difference is FTG and EU3 are not for the same players. Nevertheless, you can play both and see the difference. Moreover you will have the choice between two different games while EU2 was very old and limited.
Why is it bizarre? It's basically risk-free for Paradox: we work and they get money.
Yes, but only a part of the community for development and under strict License Agreement (much more than a NDA).I got the explanation in the french forum though. This is developped by the community and not directly by Paradox - which is publishing the title though.
Yes. Nevertheless, only motivated people are expected.The beta-testing: will it be open for everyone?
Happy birthday then!This appears on my birthday and all, AWESOME!
Given that its essentially free for paradox to do so, yet likely to generate money. Why shouldn't they? As long as the project doesn't end up doing harm to paradox in some way, I really don't see any reason why they shouldn't do it. No reason at all.I dont know, this may be a strategy to win back the players lost in the translation from eu2 to eu3... It seems a very bizarre thing to do though. Its like Ubisoft would release a standalone expansion to Anno 1701 three years after Anno 1404 got out...
Yes. Nevertheless, only motivated people are expected.