Victoria: My Queen can't possibly be this cute?
We still don't know the name of the countess we seduced in CKII that night?
Waifu Universalis?
Imouto:Rome?
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We still don't know the name of the countess we seduced in CKII that night?
Waifu Universalis?
Imouto:Rome?
Given that is a Grand Strategy game, just remember that they spent 3 years denying that they were going to make EU:Rome 2 ... and then released Imperator:Rome.
So it should be a replacement to Vicky with a different name and external design, but based on the same concepts and to cover 1800 - 1930s period.
So it should be a replacement to Vicky with a different name and external design, but based on the same concepts and to cover 1800 - 1930s period.
Chris showed his face in multiple streams lately. Make of that what you want. Also, to refer to Berlin:
"Niemand hat die Absicht, Victoria 3 anzukündigen."
And:
"When will Victoria 3 be announced?"
"Das tritt nach meiner Kenntnis - ist das sofort, unverzüglich".
"Niemand hat die Absicht, Victoria 3 anzukündigen."
And:
"When will Victoria 3 be announced?"
"Das tritt nach meiner Kenntnis - ist das sofort, unverzüglich".
If this is cold war game between 46-91 I really look forward to it. There are many bookmarks I wish to try with my nation involved. But I still prefer Vic over anything 
I'm still a bit offended, that the 200th birthday of Queen Victoria happend without Vic III.
And to be honest, I don't need another Paradox Game.
And to be honest, I don't need another Paradox Game.
Actually, this isn't the case. Wester at some point before the release of Vicky 2 stated that he didn't have much faith in a sequel to the original Victoria and ultimately made a bet to that effect. He ultimately lost that bet.
Victoria 2 ended up doing better than EU: Rome with 2 expansions (A House Divided and Heart of Darkness) and yet they still did a sequel to EU: Rome in the form of Imperator. The idea that they won't do a sequel to Vicky 2 in some form is laughable, especially since they have shown interest in the past in doing so.
They likely won't do it this year, but the fact that they keep bringing it up shows that they want Victoria in the public consciousness. They did the same thing with Rome for years leading up to the announcement.
It could be the migration period game that Chris King said he always wanted to make, particularly since he is likely still leading an unannounced project at PDS.
I never played Vicky2, but I've seen so many Vicky3 comments over the past year or so that it's actually made me quite keen for this inevitable Vicky3.
Also, I used to be firmly interested in only the middle ages. But then my interested expanded into the age of exploration. So after playing EU4 for a bit I've become more curious how the world changed after that, a la 1800's.
I'm much more interested in the Vicky period than the Roman period.
Also, I used to be firmly interested in only the middle ages. But then my interested expanded into the age of exploration. So after playing EU4 for a bit I've become more curious how the world changed after that, a la 1800's.
I'm much more interested in the Vicky period than the Roman period.
Looking forward to whatever PDS have in mind (a lot ) whatever it turns out to be, but if it did turn out to be a 19th-century 'plus' grand strategy game, I'd be particularly happy .
) whatever it turns out to be, but if it did turn out to be a 19th-century 'plus' grand strategy game, I'd be particularly happy .
Certainly is Victoria III with another name, a Fantasy Grand Strategy, Cold War Grand Strategy or Ancient China Grand Strategy.
I only want two games right now:
1.- A migrational era game, that covers the gap between Imperator and Ck2
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Please be number 2.
But i'll preorder number 1 asap anyways.
1.- A migrational era game, that covers the gap between Imperator and Ck2
2.-
Please be number 2.
But i'll preorder number 1 asap anyways.
