Horse Lords Ride Into Camp On July 14
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Good news! My move is happening a few days earlier. I may be able to play this on day one. You can all rest easy tonight, finally. Plus the weather will at long last cool down and I won't have to worry about my computer overheating...it has been an oven here for a month! 
The longer I wait for this the more happy I'm getting! It's like when I first preordered CK2. I'm really looking forward to this! I love you guys. <-that is me after kissing a hedgehog. But I still liked it.
The longer I wait for this the more happy I'm getting! It's like when I first preordered CK2. I'm really looking forward to this! I love you guys.
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July 14th is the national day in France, I hope you will do something about France-Aquitaine-Flanders situation at 1066 start, it would be greatly appreciated.
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Unfortunately the patch notes included nothing about Flanders being moved or France creating Aquitaine. So I'll still have to keep modding my game.
If I have this right this DLC comes with a patch as well, is the patch separate or will you have to be forced to pay for it?
Concerning the Horse Lords DLC will it add anythng to players that do not play in the East?
Concerning the Horse Lords DLC will it add anythng to players that do not play in the East?
ou've been a member for a year and have several dlc, i'm fairly certain you should know how the dlc-patch structure for ck2 works
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patch is always free.
from the top of my head:
- raiding adventurers (and interactions with them)
- Tributaries
- Steppes dynamics merchants and events with them (you can't sent your sons if you not a step nomad but you can hire them and interact with them)
- silk road may be important if you are a merchant republic or Muslim
- And also even if you do not play as a steppe nomad if you have a dlc they will behave completely differently and you will interact with them differently so that may be important if you playing on the border regions.
- Forts (i'm not sure if this isn't a patch feature)
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The opposite of kind is envious, the opposite of wroth is patient. You can have both kind and wroth.
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Yeah its right but doesnt go well with both.Pretty sure you can.
Ok so release on the 14th, does that mean we'll see the full patch notes tomorrow?
In RL, I can say that I have both.
Being kind, based on CK2, means you have a good heart and want to better the people you rule over. You do not like to bring harm to those undeserving and you have a genuine care for the peasantry and an urge to make them prosper under your command. (Of course, even the kindest of men will punish their enemies who try to kill them and their revolters, so that doesn't mean they are pushovers.)
Wroth, from the same root as "wrath", means you are very easily angered. You have a hot temper and you have been know to verbally lash out at people. You yell a lot and are easily set off. In rare cases where this is put to its extreme end, you can also be physically violent.
If you are Kind and Wroth at the same time, you have the deep seated urge to better others and be nice to those you do not know, but you are easily set off and angered at trivial things, even against someone you love. Being wroth when you are also kind is very painful because you will lash out at those you love most and have to deal with the horrid remorse that yields.
It's not a good way to live.
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If you had bothered to read my message you would have seen that I mistakenly thought the patch and DLC were together, perhaps one trait your missing is the 'helpful' trait?
Thanks to Kerannymi though, very helpful.
https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/index.php?members/kerannymi.853219/
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