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.
I read this as a different sort of smoking, which reminded me of a old classmate who's job during Chemistry lessons was "Guarding the spoon". Because the one time he was allowed to do practical chemistry he set fire to his own shoes.
How do I see this? I can see men-at-arms number and levies number. But can I see the breakdown? Need to open the save and check around I guess.
Hahaha, gloriousReminds me also of my A level physics teacher, who could not get through his very first day teaching science without setting fire to his tie.
No problem. Hope the information above scratches the itch somewhat.Oh, I've no idea. I don't have the game yet. Forgot levies were all different now…
Ah well, I was only curious.
Well, they are reduced quite some after I beat them repeatedly. But yeah, they are pretty weak.The ERE seems weaker than I would have thought
I'm afraid I waited a long time...It is, imo, every CK3 player's duty to attack the ERE as early and often as possible.
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No problem. Hope the information above scratches the itch somewhat.
I was lucky they only got poor lands in Tripolitania, KoJ got much of Egypt before them and the crusades took much of the Middle East before they could move in. Then Carpathia stopped them from taking on Balkan.Yes, thanks. Interesting to see the comparison. As with Cora, I’m pretty surprised to see the ERE so weak, given how I’ve seen them do elsewhere. I suppose you got to all those rich(?) Tripolitanian lands first and the Crimea isn’t a like for like substitution(??)…
Protip in CK3 right now, kill ERE asap.The same thing happened for me; the Byzantines had barely taken anything in Northern Africa which gave me the chance to take Thessalonica and really take the edge off. After beating up on them for a few decades I got it so they're weaker than most of my vassals.
Bertran was 65. Guy I, the What a Guy, was 67. Else the lowest is 71, a few got into the late 70s and early 80s.Did you have any rulers die before 70? Be safe and have fun on Xbox journey!
They are Catholic yes, and also of my dynasty. I've let them live because of that.Hamelin II was a mighty emperor.
Will the Pope like if you attack Jerusalem? Is Jerusalem Catholic?
We all know Butterfly cant' handle his drink, but vomiting in class is a new low even for him.
The poking stick shall be deployed to ensure he tidies up after himself.
I was most disappointed. And surprised. I didn't imagine the young man would use expensive whisky, not to that extent and certainly not that he could afford it. What as waste, both of whisky and of potential talent...
Mr Butterfly, will you please smoke outside? I am seriously considering my options with you, young man… And is that tobacco or something else? Last chance!
I read this as a different sort of smoking, which reminded me of a old classmate who's job during Chemistry lessons was "Guarding the spoon". Because the one time he was allowed to do practical chemistry he set fire to his own shoes.
Well, the smell was sweet...