Plese show Poland - political, and terrain map..., and give more Middle Europe screens...
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The game usually shows only characters that are somehow relevant, either as living, or dead but providing family connections. Each character has a portrait, a set of traits, information on their family etc., so if you consider the fact that there are about 300 countries, each ruled by an individual character, with his family and courtiers, you will soon realise that when not necessary it is better not to include them - just to save hard drive.Elmokki said:
Prince is the Orthodox "Duke". "Emperor" is the Byzantine "King".magicpiper97 said:
Wow. This is awesome! Screenies look great!
... ya know, when I logged on and saw 81 people in the CK forums, I was kinda expecting something like this.
... ya know, when I logged on and saw 81 people in the CK forums, I was kinda expecting something like this.
well done to collect all the screenies Mr. Bright, I mean Mr. Breit
so what about the 1187 balkans
so what about the 1187 balkans
Martinus said:Prince is the Orthodox "Duke". "Emperor" is the Byzantine "King".
You got it all wrong! The Greek title for emperor is "Basileus".
Technically its the Greek term for King.El Chupacabra said:
Hence the Paleologus motto: King of Kings, Ruling over Kings (or something to that effect... not even gonna try the actual greek)
EDIT: to add that Basileus was only the casual term for the Emperor. I believe he had multiple titles including "Autokrator", which roughly translates into Emperor and various Latin equivalent rarely used that were basically tossed aside when official documents began being written in Greek.
WOW. THANKS a lot MORK!!!
i loved it...
about constanta... Zvonimir is slavic, but certainly not bulgarian it sounds more like croatian, which i would think impossible, given the location of Constanta
anyway, Peter and Assen were different persons... why did they merge "them"? hmmm, gives me lots of food for thought maybe theyjust took Assen as the dynastic name. and btw, what is the maximum of a king's own characteristics (stewardship, intrigue etc.) without the additional bonuses?
i loved it...
about constanta... Zvonimir is slavic, but certainly not bulgarian
it sounds more like croatian, which i would think impossible, given the location of Constanta anyway, Peter and Assen were different persons... why did they merge "them"? hmmm, gives me lots of food for thought
maybe theyjust took Assen as the dynastic name. and btw, what is the maximum of a king's own characteristics (stewardship, intrigue etc.) without the additional bonuses?
BarristerBoy said:
Well, if it's Greek for Emperor, then, yes, it translates as Emperor
Are any of the Comnenoi an heir to the Byzantine emperor in 1066? I noticed he had several there, only one of which was his son.
Sigh, the two images I'd like to see aren't even screenshots...
That's Mork's expression when he got CK and Johan's expression when he learned of this chaos.
Anyways, thanks Mork! You're a gentleman, a scholar, and one lucky Dane.
That's Mork's expression when he got CK and Johan's expression when he learned of this chaos.
Anyways, thanks Mork! You're a gentleman, a scholar, and one lucky Dane.
von Loch Ness said:WOW. THANKS a lot MORK!!!
i loved it...
about constanta... Zvonimir is slavic, but certainly not bulgarian
anyway, Peter and Assen were different persons... why did they merge "them"? hmmm, gives me lots of food for thought
Yeah, thanks a bunch Mork! It appears that the Wallachians are considered a Slavic people in CK...
I have a question... are the uncolored provinces in the (I assume) political map simply local nobles who have not sworn fealty to anyone?
Mork: :wacko:
Johan:
I see that there are a lots of traits. Those traits give a numerical bonus to something (for example, those related to war and strategy) or its just a way to describe the character´s AI?
How many points a character can have in one of his stats?
Johan:
I see that there are a lots of traits. Those traits give a numerical bonus to something (for example, those related to war and strategy) or its just a way to describe the character´s AI?
How many points a character can have in one of his stats?
Just FYI, I will not discuss anything involving the manual, e.g. the cross at a portrait of an ugly lady.