The 5th century doesn't fit into a CK setting. It was a completelly different era with different mechanics.
Also you do the same. You expect a 600 years (1066 > 5th century) expansion for CK.
Will there be an Imperator -> CK2 Save Converter?
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The 5th century doesn't fit into a CK setting. It was a completelly different era with different mechanics.
Also you do the same. You expect a 600 years (1066 > 5th century) expansion for CK.
Well, it already goes back to 769 with DLCs now, so if a new game came out with better mechanics, its not impossible that they could push it back another 250 years. This is just speculative anyway.
That would absolutelly push it. It was a completelly different era and even 769 feels totally wrong in this game.
If we're to keep the gap intact, I could see an import for RP purposes (showing who owned what during IR's time of play). Keeping that gap intact does allow for things to eventually reach their state in 769 CK2 with a fair bit of plausibility, especially if you managed to blob a faction all over the map.
CK2 is already pushing it by extending back to 769. It won't go further back.
Regardless of the time gap - PDS won't do an official converter. Just not going to happen. What is near as certain is that at some point a modder will try to do one.
Regardless of the time gap - PDS won't do an official converter. Just not going to happen. What is near as certain is that at some point a modder will try to do one.
Ngl but it seems like it would make more sense to convert to 476 WTWSMS at the very least to narrow the gap. Then all modders need to do is create a imperial scenario covering Christianity's rise (Imperium Universalis mod's own Christian rising mechanics could be a good model to base this on), and create 'horde' events that spawn massive amounts of troops for Germanic nations bordering non tribal nations in order to simulate migrations. Could work to be general enough so that some variant of these events will always happen regardless of which nations dominate
Kinda funny I posted a thread asking the same thing and EVERYONE bombards me with "That's stupid" I'm glad to see this thread is the opposite.
Even if, you can just imagine that there were no wars between 1821 and 1836
Unless you are playing Ironman, you can continue to play EU4 until 1836.
It sets the start date to just before the fall of the Western Roman Empire...AH thanks
Great mod
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I actually apparently had it downloaded amongst my other major overhaul mods of LOTR, Elder Scrolls, CK2+ etc. I guess I just plain forgot about it.. Unfortunately I have to now wait for the update, but I'm extra excited to actually play it hah.. Gotten bored with the others at this point.
Certainly not at first, but I do think there will be a late antiquity DLC like there was for Charlemagne in CK2 or the Civil war in Victoria 2. They would have to add new mechanics to make it worth anything though. Focusing more on building your late game empire sounds like a good DLC idea though.
I think most games will end up being just trying to keep your gigantic empire together by the end of it. They can work with that. Late antiquity is so different though. They would have to focus on Christianity, and making Rome hard to play.
I think most games will end up being just trying to keep your gigantic empire together by the end of it. They can work with that. Late antiquity is so different though. They would have to focus on Christianity, and making Rome hard to play.