there's piss all pagans left by ck2 start, its a waste of resources on a pretty boring aspect of the history during the game time, but if they turned it back a few hundred years id be keen.
Will there be a "Major DLC in time for Christmas?
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It should be religion, with Theocracies and Pagans made playable by default. A key focus should be making the Papacy make sense in terms of who becomes the next pope instead of one being pulled out of thin air basically. There should be a system of cardinals and such. I want to be able to make my second son the pope. Also I want to play as the pope and fuck shit up.
You know what would be funny? "Due to poor sales of Sunset Invasion, we have decided to put Crusader Kings 2 development on hold. Thank you for your support."
I certainly want a DLC before the end of the world (if they are able to do one)! That means I would like to have one in 2013 since the end of the world is nowhere near for me (it could be tomorrow, december 21 or november 13th 2043)
It was hinted at in the release stream that a currently unplayable group will become playable. I predict it may be the Pagan DLC we've been butchering calves for all of these months. Better-fleshed-out Pagans and a start date in the 800s would be totally worth $10. My other hypothesis is this is a Mongoloid DLC letting us play as a Khan. Though that would be fun, I'm way more psyched about a potential Pagan DLC.
I really hope they call the faith of the Vikings Norse rather than Asatru. Asatru is to the old faith as Wicca is to old Celtic beliefs.
I really hope they call the faith of the Vikings Norse rather than Asatru. Asatru is to the old faith as Wicca is to old Celtic beliefs.
I have a feeling it'll be at least a few months before we see another fantasy-based DLC.
I am hoping for an increased "court interactions" expansions. There would be an influence system where various courtiers would be able to influence the monarch to do what they want. If the ruler is weak and, say his wife or a favourite courtier has great stats, that person would gain enough influence to become a regent and rule in the king's name. There would be schemes to put people on the council (the person with most influence on the ruler would try to put their favourite people on the council).
It would make the game more interesting. Not only would you have to worry about external enemies and factions within your own Kingdom, you will also have to worry and manage shenanigans in your own court...
ed: Or, may be I have been reading too much Game of Thrones lately...
It would make the game more interesting. Not only would you have to worry about external enemies and factions within your own Kingdom, you will also have to worry and manage shenanigans in your own court...
ed: Or, may be I have been reading too much Game of Thrones lately...