But this DLC has nothing to do with the American Revolution so far."Common Sense", as someone else mentioned.
But this DLC has nothing to do with the American Revolution so far."Common Sense", as someone else mentioned.
I don't remember the name of the user that highlighted it, but it was clear that Johan mentioned it multiple times in each dev diary.Who mentioned that as a name?
At least, it is a lot more likely than the things listed here. Magna Carta? Completely unrelated. Leviathan? Ambiguous. This is not a flavour-DLC for Great Britain.But this DLC has nothing to do with the American Revolution so far.![]()
For what it's worth look at pre AoW/1.8 ROTW.No ROTW improvements
Magna Carta? Completely unrelated
I prefer simply patch 1.12 because this would make the expansion free.
That would make neither the expansion nor the patch happen.
I== Leviathan ==
The name of Thomas Hobbes' groundbreaking book in political philosophy. This title to me is more descriptive of the currently revealed content of the expansion (and somewhat less Anglophile) than Magna Carta, but at the same time more imposing than Il Principe. The gigantic looming visage of a Leviathan would certainly not pale next to the golden glow of El Dorado on the horizon.
These are my ideas so far. I choose the titles of books and documents because well, we've already had The Art of War and Wealth of Nations. Those being two of my favorite books, I thought to supply the names of three more of my favorite books/documents.
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I think that the Burgundy's vassal swarm is just dev build thing. For example Aquilea was visible in a 1.12 dev build at a 1444 start.The Burgundy Nerf!
It'a all because of capitalism. In administrative system you'd still make free patches for EU1!That would make neither the expansion nor the patch happen.