They've said before, in at least one interview, that they would never officially release such a converter. IIRC, the guy said that people who play the game properly will end the game with an enormous blob, and it would not improve gameplay to have that converted.
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They've said before, in at least one interview, that they would never officially release such a converter. IIRC, the guy said that people who play the game properly will end the game with an enormous blob, and it would not improve gameplay to have that converted.
I think a big events-based DLC might occur and I also believe that there will be a big update for the Byzantine Empire and the Orthodox faith in general. Perhaps an expansion that will extend the time of the game by creating a new starting point around the Battle of Tours.
I have a decent amount of faith in the last one. I mean, Charles Martel is already in the game.
I have a decent amount of faith in the last one. I mean, Charles Martel is already in the game.
Muslims were originally playable. Try out the demo, what you do is select someone, click play then quickly click a county of an unplayable religion (doesn't work for republics or theocracies) and you can play as them. I don't know what patch they fixed this in but it doesn't work in 1.5.
They weren't originally playable. In the demo there was a bug which allowed you to play a Muslim by tricking the game into thinking you had selected a Christian. It's misleading to claim they were "playable." They were made unplayable but a bug interfered with this. This was corrected for the launch version.
You know what I would love to have? Cultures and religion within baronies, as well as barony-level modifiers.
I'm not sure, they specifically said expansions. They called the Shields and Mongol faces pack DLC.
If I had to guess I would say something for Pagans, something for Orthodox, and something for Republics and Theocracies. Possibly a map expansion and earlier start date included in one of them or with a patch.
what i would love to see:
* combat dlc (naval, enchanced land)
* orthodox/pagan
* trade
* timeline extended backwards
* Multiplayer features dlc !!!
what i fear they will be:
* sprites (with quadratic shields !)
* another music dlc (songs of far north eastern finnland)
* pagan faces dlc
* more character backgrounds dlc
* more beards for characters dlc
* combat dlc (naval, enchanced land)
* orthodox/pagan
* trade
* timeline extended backwards
* Multiplayer features dlc !!!
what i fear they will be:
* sprites (with quadratic shields !)
* another music dlc (songs of far north eastern finnland)
* pagan faces dlc
* more character backgrounds dlc
* more beards for characters dlc
The most things in this topic would be patch expansions not dlc expansions. Combat, trade, timeline is not really for a DLC. That would affect to many of the files. Look at Sword of Islam! The not make all the new files in the DLC. The new files are in the patch.
One "main" dlc changing a lot, like Sword of Islam.
Three minor dlc, like music and character potraits. As far as I know there are music/portrait dlc coming with SoI.
I would say another religion dlc, events dlc (badly needed) and maybe trade? Although I think the latter is more likely to Be in a free patch
given that they explicitly said expansions, i'm going with Expansions instead of aestestic DLC's
Orthodox is an obvious one, but it might be a bit tricky to get it rolling without interferring with peoples ability to play them allready
Pagan have been regularily asked for so I wouldn't be all that surprised if that was one as well
expanding on trade and republics might be another one, but given the focus on the game i'm not one to put money on that one
An ability to have naval combat and differencate boats from army transports and combat could be interesting to see pan out (and letting them support sieges, by blocking harbors) ... would also strengthen Venice/Genoa since they could use their cheap navies to help them seige stuff
Orthodox is an obvious one, but it might be a bit tricky to get it rolling without interferring with peoples ability to play them allready
Pagan have been regularily asked for so I wouldn't be all that surprised if that was one as well
expanding on trade and republics might be another one, but given the focus on the game i'm not one to put money on that one
An ability to have naval combat and differencate boats from army transports and combat could be interesting to see pan out (and letting them support sieges, by blocking harbors) ... would also strengthen Venice/Genoa since they could use their cheap navies to help them seige stuff
Trade Republics could be awesome but hard. Your goal would obviously be to create a merchant dynasty like the Grimaldis or di Medicis. The ahrd thing would be the Republics are Republics, and you thus have to work hard to get your son/ nephew/ brother elected after your death.
Or you can play the head of the dynasty also landless. That would be really hard politic. Eventually there is a senat or the Great Council and you are a member of this. It can be very funny, if they make it right.
Fast guess :
- DLC Playable republics / patch economic changes
- DLC Playable pagans / patch CB rework
- DLC playable bishop / patch catholic (/ortodox?) church handling
- DLC Empire focus
As for the combat, there is something coming in 1.06 according to DD.
- DLC Playable republics / patch economic changes
- DLC Playable pagans / patch CB rework
- DLC playable bishop / patch catholic (/ortodox?) church handling
- DLC Empire focus
As for the combat, there is something coming in 1.06 according to DD.
From what I heard from Doomdark's recent live streaming, Pagans and Republics are very likely additions - which I think is great!
As for combat, the best news is 1.06 will be the start of an ongoing improvement with the system, giving leaders much more importance than simply relying on the armies' size.
As for combat, the best news is 1.06 will be the start of an ongoing improvement with the system, giving leaders much more importance than simply relying on the armies' size.
