Please be true!
Please say I can take Frederick Barbarossa and sack Baghdad, crushing the Abbasids! I do hope the map extends into Mesopatamia at least.-
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Please be true!
Please say I can take Frederick Barbarossa and sack Baghdad, crushing the Abbasids! I do hope the map extends into Mesopatamia at least.
GREAT NEWS!!!
If I remeber my geography somewhat right, and the minimap is right at this early stage, it seems like we won't be able to conquer Mekka...
The law section looks interesting, but I wonder how and if we will be able to change them?
The number of provinces in the Holy Land is good too. However, I wonder what the shields in some of them is for? They are clearly not some kind of counters as in HoI, as there are units other places. I doubt they are CB shields too. Anyone have an idea?
If I remeber my geography somewhat right, and the minimap is right at this early stage, it seems like we won't be able to conquer Mekka...
The law section looks interesting, but I wonder how and if we will be able to change them?
The number of provinces in the Holy Land is good too. However, I wonder what the shields in some of them is for? They are clearly not some kind of counters as in HoI, as there are units other places. I doubt they are CB shields too.
Anyone have an idea?
The anchors are harbour symbolsOriginally posted by Fiendix
me need to get my eyes checked
but now me wonders why the "Kingdom of England" shields are only on some terrains - there seems to be no color related to the shield stuff... and what are those anchors in the middle of the province...?
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Seems like the betas will heve to sort those out...
I guess the provinces with shields on are either owned provinces, provinces with claim on or...?
BTW me looks at the first old screen shot and looks at this one and thinks somebody was pulling our leg or they changed the whole game in the last year....
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Originally posted by Cat Lord
Shhh !....
The inquisition could hear you...
Cat
well it cant get any worse I am already in hell F
Originally posted by Vulture
YUMMIE! It's good to be a mod
Noblesse oblige, my friend!
Drakken
CK screenshot!
And a part of map!
O, happy days are coming
Err, when could we except next one?
And a part of map!
O, happy days are coming
Err, when could we except next one?
The list of laws looks very promising, in the best history-geek way.
But is anyone else worried about the "Intestine Strife Law?"
Very pretty-looking, too.
But is anyone else worried about the "Intestine Strife Law?"
Very pretty-looking, too.
Originally posted by P.Q. Varus
But is anyone else worried about the "Intestine Strife Law?"
Nope. It would mean, logically, that you have the right to maintain an private army, but you may not wage private wars against other barons.
Drakken
Heh heh....
Kingy: Err... you know ain't your private guard betting a little big.. you know..their camps encircle the whole capital now.....
Originally posted by Hrv123
CK screenshot!
And a part of map!
O, happy days are coming
Err, when could we except next one?
Later
Patric
If I showed screens of EU1 at the start of development you would be sure I was pulling your leg
Patric
Drakken:
Thank-you for the information on the intestine strife law. The amount of research that goes into these historical games makes them fascinating.
"Intestine Strife" sounded funny to me, like a bad stomachache. The term usually used now is "internal strife."
But a very quick bit of research on the web has turned up several references to intestine strife, especially as a term in keeping with the medieval flavor of CK.
Remind me never to tease the experts again.
Thank-you for the information on the intestine strife law. The amount of research that goes into these historical games makes them fascinating.
"Intestine Strife" sounded funny to me, like a bad stomachache. The term usually used now is "internal strife."
But a very quick bit of research on the web has turned up several references to intestine strife, especially as a term in keeping with the medieval flavor of CK.
Remind me never to tease the experts again.
I would very much like to see that actuallyOriginally posted by Patric
If I showed screens of EU1 at the start of development you would be sure I was pulling your leg
Patric
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Originally posted by P.Q. Varus
Drakken:
Thank-you for the information on the intestine strife law. The amount of research that goes into these historical games makes them fascinating.
"Intestine Strife" sounded funny to me, like a bad stomachache. The term usually used now is "internal strife."
But a very quick bit of research on the web has turned up several references to intestine strife, especially as a term in keeping with the medieval flavor of CK.
Remind me never to tease the experts again.
Perhaps its 'internecine strife', as in, whoevers strongest amoung the royal family seizes the throne?
Also, I wonder which system the 'elected' kingdoms of Ireland are going to be.
But goody! Screenshots, and of the promised land as well (clever of them
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Rejoice, brothers in arms,
For we have seen the light now!
The screenshot looks just awesome!
For we have seen the light now!
The screenshot looks just awesome!