There isn't a Norse/Tribal themed Royal Court? Very surprising and disappointing to find that out.

[Prairie_Doggin]

Was looking forward to seeing my Norse Pagan ruler in his longhouse with a crackling hearth in the middle of the floor, but instead he's sitting in what looks like a high medieval throne room in France. Lame.

Please consider adding more cultural court rooms.

 

[klopkr]

They never considered tribals at all when making the DLC. They only patched courts for them in later.

 

[FishieFan]

They never considered tribals at all when making the DLC. They only patched courts for them in later.

In eu4 third rome was updated to give mission trees when that system was reworked, eu4 also updated the native american dlcs multiple times. Paradox could do same with ck3 dlc

 

[Leonello d'Este]

A bit like in the Chinese/Tibetan area where the characters seem to have the same interior decorator as the characters in Germany, France and England...

 

[Blk82]

The game is called Crusader Kings, not Raiding Vikings. The game design shouldn't be built around giving special mechanics and graphics to a culture that is fated to be replaced in the early mid-game, mainly because that results in the game locking, rather than unlocking mechanics during progression. In other words, if all the cool stuff happens from 867-1050, then few people will play into the late game.

 

[Leonello d'Este]

The game is called Crusader Kings, not Raiding Vikings. The game design shouldn't be built around giving special mechanics and graphics to a culture that is fated to be replaced in the early mid-game, mainly because that results in the game locking, rather than unlocking mechanics during progression. In other words, if all the cool stuff happens from 867-1050, then few people will play into the late game.

If the game is called Crusader Kings... then why include religions other than Christianity and Islam? Why include cultures that have never had anything to do with the Crusades? Why make the map go all the way to India and beyond? And who says Viking culture has to be replaced/eliminated at some point in the game?

It seems to me a very, very weak objection.

 

[Prairie_Doggin]

Why make the map go all the way to India and beyond?

I wish it didn't, personally.

 

[FishieFan]

The game is called Crusader Kings, not Raiding Vikings

Yes but they had the first dlc, so should get some unique flavour to their throne room.

. The game design shouldn't be built around giving special mechanics and graphics to a culture that is fated to be replaced in the early mid-game,

Outside of player hands yes, but as the player normally only looks at their own court room, the player will also likely prevent norse from splitting by uniting Scandinavia

mainly because that results in the game locking, rather than unlocking mechanics during progression. In other words, if all the cool stuff happens from 867-1050, then few people will play into the late game.

But all that changes from norse to Norwegian/Danish/Swedish is name changes, most innovations are kept, runestones can still be erected, just no more Scandinavian adventures