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eu5 is in such a fucked state rn, if your dynasty members ever switches beliefs, let me tell you, it's fucking over
in 200 years, because I took over parts of Italy and Crimea, I fucking had a catholic Catalan king from the osmanoglu dynasty, this means, fuck, this was doomed to happen.
I have seen people getting christian ottomans in their games, i thought it was probably a religious revolt but the ai probably lost the main osman dynasty and got a christian relative on the throne. while funny i think they should add a way to remove a dynasty if they are the wrong religion/culture from the main country
They should add a way to force people themselves to change religions
Also, I want to genocide the landowners. The game won't let me. Let me kill them.
Also, I want to genocide the landowners. The game won't let me. Let me kill them.
EU5 players {
|turning into Maoists} Victoria 3 players
I don't think Dithmarschen even exists in EU5! Boo!
yea they should add new ways to oppress the estates, right now its just remove privileges and stack more crown power.
leaders with faces? throne rooms? reduced mana importance? did they turn EU into earth-based stellaris?
at least they still seemto have the annoying 52 hanging alert flags reminding you of impending doom and loans and such
Its imperator rome 2 with victoria 3 characteristics
Can't wait for someone to make the antiquity mod for EU4.
I cant wait to play Anbennar EU 5 In 2035
It's more of a melange of pdx games
Army system, map layout and the whole tiered settlement system from imperator
Similar building and tiered pop system from stellaris
Timeframe and flavour of eu 4
Goods and trade system of Vic3
Character and dynastic interactions of CK3
Does it turn you into an immortal worm emperor?
It has a general vibe and tech tree from imperator rome, the building and pop system from victoria 3, estates, modifiers and modifier stacking from EU4, characters from CK3.
It doesn't have the logistic or military complexity of HOI4, the economic or political complexity of Victoria 3, or the character depth of CK3, but it has a little seasoning from each paradox series.
Its does everything well, even if nothing is too extensive, and because it does a little bit of everything the systems all intermingle and interlock together. Everything feels like everything ripples across the game. Victoria 3 is my favorite paradox game but its war system feels like an accessory, you could take it out and replace it with some basic probability stuff and not much would really change. Honestly sometimes I forget to do war in V3. It feels like I'm constantly interacting with every one of the games systems, which makes it feel much more compelling.
king otto man
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Catalan Company having the last laugh