9/10 at least six of which is the religious mechanic tbh. Can't waaaaiiiiit to play with my Gnostic Welsh witches.
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Hype for the game
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8 or 9 / 10 - no navy is annoying, and I'm a bit apprehensive given previous launch issues...but I'm super stoked.
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The only 3.0 I care about at this moment is MEIOU & Taxes.
CK3 look nice, it have even some interesting mechanics but there is nothing in it that real make me go "Wow!!!", and other design decisions make me wrinkle my nose. And in any case I have yet many, many mods of CK2 to play and enjoy so I see no reason to buy it, maybe when it will be at 10€, maybe even later, in 3-4 years when there will be an humble bundle with some DLCs.
So yeah, make it hype=3
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I am trying to force myself to focus on the negatives to bring my hype levels down to 8 or 9. Almost everything looks great but it could still all come crashing down somehow on launch day...
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I sure hope Crusader Kings 3 won't be an absolute disaster of a game like Bannerlord is.
My hype is at 8/10 right now.
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I am hyped for CK III and I have already pre-ordered the Royal Edition. But i have concerns about the game.
Gamebreaking inheritance bug. I want to believe developers, that they will post launch fix the bug... But when? I will not start seriously play the game, until they fix it. It disturbs me.
I was Okay with CK II naval system... And now what will it be?
And ofcourse i want to see in the game republics, nomads, China (it would be interesting to see closed to other world China, Korea and Japan) and other stuff.
It makes me sad, that they of all the map decided to cut the provinces in Russian territory. Why do i need so much african provinces in CK? I don't understand it. It was the wildest, undiscovered territories until modern times.
Gamebreaking inheritance bug. I want to believe developers, that they will post launch fix the bug... But when? I will not start seriously play the game, until they fix it. It disturbs me.
I was Okay with CK II naval system... And now what will it be?
And ofcourse i want to see in the game republics, nomads, China (it would be interesting to see closed to other world China, Korea and Japan) and other stuff.
It makes me sad, that they of all the map decided to cut the provinces in Russian territory. Why do i need so much african provinces in CK? I don't understand it. It was the wildest, undiscovered territories until modern times.
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Given the fact that the game has been playtested for months (if not years) by the developers and betas, I strongly suspect that this inheritance bug is exceedingly rare. And don't be worried; the first few patches after release are always bugfixes.
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There was a journalist, who wrote about "strange inheritance" in CK III... so I don't think that it is a rare bug. But I hope that developers will fix it fast.
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It's probably rare. But it could also have been introduced in the current build, all bugs aren't present from day 1 after all.
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I wouldn't be surprised to see a day 1 patch. My guess is that it's already fixed, but they can't release the fix at this point and have to release it as a patch "post release," which doesn't mean it has to be days or weeks later.
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Pretty much a 10 for me, im especially excited for whatever mods crop up. an ASOIAF or Elder Kings etc in CK3 would be an absolute blast. obviously we'll have to wait months... luckily it looks like base-game is gonna be really fun so that should tide over till we get the onslaught of mods.
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For me it will be hard to go back to Crown Authority. A few months before Conclave came along, I actually quit playing CK2 - all blame to the dumb Crown Authority law. Conclave completely saved CK2 to me, in this aspect. I realize CK3 CA is different to CK2 CA but just the words makes me see black. I hope I can overcome it
I agree that the Crown Authority in CK3 is a bit of a mix between pre and post Conclave CK2 Crown Authority. I think the introduction of the individual Vassal Contracts system is the reason why the Crown Authority is a bit more generic since you can now adjust levies and taxes on a per vassal basis.
There isn't a need to adjust levies and taxes separately for the whole kingdom because that is done in each Vassal Contract. While this could end up being a micromanagement nightmare, the devs have said that this is something they will be keeping an eye on in the future in case it gets too tedious and needs possible quality of life improvements.
Considering I've spoken to people who think that "standard" inheritance is brothers over sons, a journalist seeing "strange" inheritances doesn't surprise me.
That or they ran into a partition based inheritance or a seniority/elective in the dynasty form.
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I'm excited about the game, especially after the stream a few days ago, but the one big thing I'm still a little irked about is the new combat system. Everything else is starting to look much better than I originally thought it would be though.
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6/10.
I really want to look around, see what's new, and get a good look at the history files.
But then I'll probably wait for mods, and/or feel like going back to CK2 because there's so many achievements I haven't gotten yet... And the price tag feels really high when I just want to "look around". I'll either: buy it at the first sale; buy it when they announce a really cool expansion; buy it if this forum explodes about how awesome the game is; or buy it in a moment of weakness on September 2 and regret having spent that much money even though I'm having fun because I told myself I wasn't going to.
(That last option is by far the most likely.)
I really want to look around, see what's new, and get a good look at the history files.
But then I'll probably wait for mods, and/or feel like going back to CK2 because there's so many achievements I haven't gotten yet... And the price tag feels really high when I just want to "look around". I'll either: buy it at the first sale; buy it when they announce a really cool expansion; buy it if this forum explodes about how awesome the game is; or buy it in a moment of weakness on September 2 and regret having spent that much money even though I'm having fun because I told myself I wasn't going to.
(That last option is by far the most likely.)
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8/10. It was 6 or 7 before the stream. The game seems to have plenty of content, which was my main worry coming from decade of dlcs for CK2. New core features seem fun and it's a fine time for Crusader Kings to get a face lift.
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Just try it for a $1/month on Xbox Game Pass for PC.
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