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Pretty much every bookmark after [1066] hasn't been patched in forever, and is an utter mess.
I was about to use the first bookmark, as in EU4 the only good one is the first one.
1066 in Ireland is generally regarded as "newbie island."Hey guys
I am coming from EU4, and in that game start dates are a mess beside the first one. How does CK2 fare in this regard? What start dates should I go for as a beginner? Thanks.
Good to know. Another question. I see that there are those challenges until 1 of September. Is there any chance I could do all before the deadline? Or they involve many days.1066 in Ireland is generally regarded as "newbie island."
Do not make my newbie mistake and try Ireland before 1066, though. That is regarded by me as "the viking curb stomp party."
You don't need to complete all the challenges to unlock all the rewards, only a fraction. You could probably unlock all the rewards in theory, but we're talking hardcore gaming until then, I think. I don't know how plausible that is for a beginner, though.Good to know. Another question. I see that there are those challenges until 1 of September. Is there any chance I could do all before the deadline? Or they involve many days.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1707045280 going to use this, and do an Ireland.1066 in Ireland is generally regarded as "newbie island."
Do not make my newbie mistake and try Ireland before 1066, though. That is regarded by me as "the viking curb stomp party."
Cool, best of luck!https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1707045280 going to use this, and do an Ireland.
Yeah, I probably wouldn't recommend trying to get all the rewards in that case.So that's a no) I just finished the Learning Scenario and I think I have only grasped the surface of the game.
Actually there are. Tons of holes and wrong vassal/tributaries relation, people dead decades ago still holding titles, totally bullshet fictional area, etc.CK2, while they may not have as much attention as the most popular starts, they aren't broken at all
that's true, there are definitely issues like that in the history files. but once the game starts, they're all resolved to something that's fully reasonable and playable if not exactly historical (e.g. new characters get generated to replace the dead ones). but by that measure, 769 is way worse than any random post-1066 date. you'd have to be looking for it or be a domain expert to notice issues.Actually there are. Tons of holes and wrong vassal/tributaries relation, people dead decades ago still holding titles, totally bullshet fictional area, etc.
(You know more than me. You HIP crew, salutes.
It's not so broken comparing to these EU4 late starts, does not means that it can be called "fine".