The realm rejoices as Paradox Interactive announces the launch of Crusader Kings III, the latest entry in the publisher’s grand strategy role-playing game franchise. Advisors may now jockey for positions of influence and adversaries should save their schemes for another day, because on this day Crusader Kings III can be purchased on Steam, the Paradox Store, and other major online retailers.
No, they are just normal allies. They don't get released as vassals.Damn poor poor France, that has got to hurt, but Dauphine and Guyenne are not your vassals? The new Doge is a military man I guess we will see a rather military active Venice with him.
Thank you !Nice. I'm impressed with Venice's success.
Thank you! Actually, if you look at the Europe map in 1658, you'll see that Bohemia is being attacked by Austria and Prussia, and we'll have to deal with that. Not to mention the mission to conquer Somogy in HungaryNow that was a nice France bashingAnd so, with the blue blob somewhat checked, what will Venice do now ? Another visit to the Ottomans ?
Thank you.Well done crushing the French.
Is it worth it to keep the Aragon alliance?
Didn´t you say it was too easy now?Thank you.
I think so - as long as there is plenty of other enemies to deal with.
Yeah, but... but... Aragon is my friendDidn´t you say it was too easy now?
Thank you, I actually took two Caribbean provinces from France in the first war. In the second war I just took Powhatan.Nice going, was wondering why you didn't take the province next to Powhatan until you mentioned the islands.
Good to see Prussia making an early start on those oilfields in Romania![]()
Nah, they just need to cede one province and they will be fine.Oh How I´d hate to be Hungary right now.
I do believe that according to one of his rules he only takes provinces with cores (either that of Venice's or one of her vassals') or a mission on it.I think its time to push back the Turk, take not only Transylvania, but Banat as wellYour infamy can´t that high up.
Well, most of the time I do as you say, but actually I don't have a fixed rule about that. I am trying to maximize income as Venice would do. But I usually don't take uncored provinces from "civilized countries" unless they are very rich, they are in a strategic position and/or I am "pissed off".I do believe that according to one of his rules he only takes provinces with cores (either that of Venice's or one of her vassals') or a mission on it.