Is to combine the Pagans AND Republics AND the Pontificate, and release a Roman Republic DLC (Where 'Pontifex Maximus" - colloquially known as "Pope" is a title to be bestowed/earned.)
The obvious next DLC after aztes...
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we have eastern and western invasions already, so it's only natural that the nords come next.
after that, an african invasions dlc.
the last is obviously aliens giving nobility space tech as they try to reinforce the will of the imperium of man.
oh, we can combine the last two though. since the cradle of mankind is in africa, that's where the Adeptus Astartes re-establish their citadels and invade from the south.
after that, an african invasions dlc.
the last is obviously aliens giving nobility space tech as they try to reinforce the will of the imperium of man.
oh, we can combine the last two though. since the cradle of mankind is in africa, that's where the Adeptus Astartes re-establish their citadels and invade from the south.
Since they said they planned four DLCs for CKII, the fourth one better be damn good and jam packed with content and expanded mechanics.
This Aztec thing seems like a bloody waste, driving a wedge between the community and slowing further development of the game.
Can't you leave the ridiculous alternate history scenarios to the modders? Aztecs couldn't sale when Cortez discovered them, and they sure as hell couldn't sail in the 14th century. Aztec weapons were composed of wood and obsidian, and would only break upon contact with anything tougher than leather. In fact, the Aztecs weren't even a power in Meso-America until after the events of CKII
This Aztec thing seems like a bloody waste, driving a wedge between the community and slowing further development of the game.
Can't you leave the ridiculous alternate history scenarios to the modders? Aztecs couldn't sale when Cortez discovered them, and they sure as hell couldn't sail in the 14th century. Aztec weapons were composed of wood and obsidian, and would only break upon contact with anything tougher than leather. In fact, the Aztecs weren't even a power in Meso-America until after the events of CKII
based on the comments on the other threads, the graphical resources seem to have been made by staff from the EU4 dev team, so it's not like the CK2 dev team will be hindered by it (in fact, buying that DLC whether or not you play it funds the further development and expansion of CK2).
You mean to tell me that Paradox devs can snap their fingers and combine two different games in an instant? Granted, they use the same engine, but I still find it hard to believe that they aren't spending time and energy on Sunset Invasion.
Ah then they would have to make new models, I think they will make dlc involving time travel. For every skin in eu4 one dlc
Napeleon conquering medieviel Sweden; the DLC!
It's true, the next DLC is the invasion from the north of the Lich King with his nordic hordes.
Arthas DLC. Buy it for 9.95 and get a free one month of playtime in World of Warcraft!
During a fight with chaos demons, a single space marine chaplain is accidentally sent back in time to a random province in medieval europe.
His mission: to unite humanity and await the coming of the god emperor.
His mission: to unite humanity and await the coming of the god emperor.
Star Wars DLC!
Anakin Skywalker lands in medieval Europe and becomes king. Watch a whole lineage of force-users spread throughout Europe, and found a Jedi order!
Dark Side & Light Side mechanics let your characters choose which side they want to be on.
Also, Droids as councillors.
Anakin Skywalker lands in medieval Europe and becomes king. Watch a whole lineage of force-users spread throughout Europe, and found a Jedi order!
Dark Side & Light Side mechanics let your characters choose which side they want to be on.
Also, Droids as councillors.
During a fight with chaos demons, a single space marine chaplain is accidentally sent back in time to a random province in medieval europe.
His mission: to unite humanity and await the coming of the god emperor.
You when it turns out he ended up in Anatolia and ends up uniting mankind only to be worshiped as a God-Emperor:
So, from the comments in this thread, I take it that I'm the only one that grinned like a madman at the announcement?
C'mon, you guys...you're no fun.
C'mon, you guys...you're no fun.
The worst is, even after all my complaining over the Aztec dlc, I would totally buy that. WH40K DLC just sounds awesome (although, according to the setting, the emperor was on Terra in the middle ages)During a fight with chaos demons, a single space marine chaplain is accidentally sent back in time to a random province in medieval europe.
His mission: to unite humanity and await the coming of the god emperor.
