The realm rejoices as Paradox Interactive announces the launch of Crusader Kings III, the latest entry in the publisher’s grand strategy role-playing game franchise. Advisors may now jockey for positions of influence and adversaries should save their schemes for another day, because on this day Crusader Kings III can be purchased on Steam, the Paradox Store, and other major online retailers.
i was thinking this when i read it, but it depends which you mean!
the status of "foreign territory held by Britain" of one of those, is a lot more controversial than the other three.
No. Those branches are also alt history. The additional focuses for the historical path, as well as their tweaking, will be free.@Bratyn
can you clarify which branches will be DLC? is it just 'a change in course' ?
will 'revisit colonial policy' and 'global defense' be free?
thank youNo. Those branches are also alt history. The additional focuses for the historical path, as well as their tweaking, will be free.
it really is just a matter of perspective.
the status of "foreign territory held by Britain" of one of those, is a lot more controversial than the other three.
well, three of them had people living there long before colonial empires were a thing. The fourth one.... didn't. lol.i was thinking this when i read it, but it depends which you mean!
okay we're on the same page thenwell, three of them had people living there long before colonial empires were a thing. The fourth one.... didn't. lol.
yeah people have already mentioned this, it's very weird paradox apparently haven't read up on itVery nice additions. However, an option to form a federated British Empire is essential.
well, in that case the Falklands is the odd one out, but keep in mind, it was originally administered by the Spanish, and it was only claimed by Britain (in fact I think France was the second owner of the islands) after the Spanish colonial empire collapsed.well, three of them had people living there long before colonial empires were a thing. The fourth one.... didn't. lol.
Overwhelming is a bit much, the 1926 Census found that 33.5% of the population were Catholic.Good luck making Northern Ireland 'independent.' I hope the RoI will have heavy unrest in the province to represent the overwhelming pro-Union majority of the time?
Bratyn just respectfully disagreed with this!
Ikr, who would consider the Falklands as "foreing territory"? It's obviously a core area that should be defended at all cost
the status of "foreign territory held by Britain" of one of those, is a lot more controversial than the other three.
as it has been, and will be againIkr, who would consider the Falklands as "foreing territory"? It's obviously a core area that should be defended at all cost