I understand that the randomized new world is DLC, and I think the Native American mechanics, but what about the new countries themselves, or the colonial nations?
what exactly is in COP and what's in the patch?
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Well, we're definitely going to have it spelled out for us right before launch, but I have some expectations.
Considering how much of a game-changer they are, I expect the colonial nations to be part of the free patch. Randomized New World, and probably the Native American mechanics will be locked. I would also expect us to have a way of playing the colonial nations, and that will probably be locked for non-CoP owners. The patch should also include a bunch of tweaks and bug fixes, as always. Just going on my CK2 experience, I could be entirely wrong. Either way, I'm buying it.
Considering how much of a game-changer they are, I expect the colonial nations to be part of the free patch. Randomized New World, and probably the Native American mechanics will be locked. I would also expect us to have a way of playing the colonial nations, and that will probably be locked for non-CoP owners. The patch should also include a bunch of tweaks and bug fixes, as always. Just going on my CK2 experience, I could be entirely wrong. Either way, I'm buying it.
thanks for the quick response! yea, that does make sense.....I do plan on buying it, just when it's on a good sale later this year
it would be so much easier if they specifically told us from the get-go what was in the patch and what was in the expansion
it would be so much easier if they specifically told us from the get-go what was in the patch and what was in the expansion
Actually, the colonial nations are in the DLC, IIRC. Was said in the stream some time ago?
I don't know, really. The redone rebel system in CK2 is DLC-only; the technology revamp comes with the patch. The decision looks quite erratic.
if colonial nations will be free, we will be able to play them for free. thats for sure