Soul of the nation, and are you saying the devs didn't say that? I mean, is it a 'dig' to repeat what the dev said?It’s his attempt at a dig against the “spirit of the nation” thing. Best to ignore him.
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Soul of the nation, and are you saying the devs didn't say that? I mean, is it a 'dig' to repeat what the dev said?It’s his attempt at a dig against the “spirit of the nation” thing. Best to ignore him.
I think his point is that isn’t what most people would consider a supernatural element.Soul of the nation, and are you saying the devs didn't say that? I mean, is it a 'dig' to repeat what the dev said?
This reminds me of someone telling me Marx believed communism is an actual spirit or ghost like the holyspirit or something literally possessing people.Soul of the nation, and are you saying the devs didn't say that? I mean, is it a 'dig' to repeat what the dev said?
Attack of the Killer Penguins!!!Maybe "Attack of the Killer Penguins", a DLC centered around Antarctica.
Since Paradox reuse art all the time (Unique art for events is expensive, after all) I presume that ship is also present in numerous other V2 events. Furthermore, while I don't recognise the ship from any famous explorations, I'd be willing to wager 5€ that the artist was inspired by a real life ship and expedition. I'm fairly confident we'll see some Easter eggs and that Lovecraft is one of the more obvious sources is to me indisputable, but this looks like Paradox wants to reference the famous explorers of the period rather than any proof of a Lovecraft event or DLC.Reddit users have noticed that the ship in the new loading screen is the same as in The Mountains of Madness event.
I don't think I've ever seen the Lovecraft Mythos being described as alt history before.Hopefully Victoria 3 stays historical and doesn't go down the alt history patch of hoi4
I don't think I've ever seen the Lovecraft Mythos being described as alt history before.
It would be interesting to have occult events related to a mechanic of religion, especially with the change from orthodox religion to 'spiritualism' for lack of better world.Hmmm. A Lovecraft DLC could add some gameplay features like religion overhaul (to simulate the occult obsession of this time period), and espionage (to simulate cultist infiltration of government).
I don't think a major dlc slot would be allocated to Cthulhu, but I'd love a small, Halloween-themed dlc for the great old ones!
I think you're forgetting that Lincoln himself authorised Miskatonic University to begin expeditions, and by 1863 had achieved Elder Sign technology through the Massachusetts Project (This is also how they later solve the Dunwich Incident). Later explorations to the South Pole do not conclusively confirm that it was alien intervention by the Elder Things that gave the North this power, but it's a plausible explanation. Even if the South had achieved their wonderous and terrible weapon there is little reason to expect that would have definitely swung the war in their favour. Again, we're talking about things that happened so late in the war, Sherman was on his way to Atlanta with shoggoth-proof torches.Mainstream scholars tend to believe that the Confederacy's defeat was an inevitability, but things could have easily gone the other way if the South had completed its clandestine program to invoke the Elder Gods and rain torment upon the North. The ritual was already well underway when Davis's encounter with an avatar of Nyarlathotep caused him to second-guess its compatibility with Southern values. The occultists insisted that said avatar only appeared Black because he was comprised of the infinite darkness between the stars rather than any African ancestry, but Davis was unconvinced and insisted on a more racially-pure ceremony. The Southern wizards attempted to modify the ritual at the last second to instead summon Rlim Shakorath, the White Worm, and consequentially reduced most of Virginia to a frozen wasteland.
This is what they eventually did in CK2, and I think it's a good idea. For most people those Easter eggs are just small fun events, and for people who don't, a checbox to disable should be fine. This is assuming, of course, that Easter eggs will be actual small and rare event chains.It would be interesting to have occult events related to a mechanic of religion, especially with the change from orthodox religion to 'spiritualism' for lack of better world.
Adding in a small 'supernatural events' checkbox that puts a few references to things like arctic explorers finding hollow earth, occult/seances, mountains of madness, actually magic rasputin, jean mayen polar bears, and maybe a chance for some transylvanian count to start up a fuss would be really fun.