Crusader Kings III

[crazy canuck]

Looking at the previews and the gameplay today - including Quill - this looks to have a lot more going on than CK2 and better AI, better modding, better detail,  and more of an RPG.  So got it.

I often get much more into the title grabbing and scheming against my neighbor so find all the RPG stuff a little distracting. I don't know...but I am glad it seems to be good.

I like the fact that choosing options which are consistent with your traits or not, have in game consequences now.

[Caliga]

Me too.  I think that sounds really great.  I'm definitely not buying this now as it's a P'dox title and we all know it's broke as fuck at the moment, but will probably pick up in the next Steam sale.

[crazy canuck]

Me too.  I think that sounds really great.  I'm definitely not buying this now as it's a P'dox title and we all know it's broke as fuck at the moment, but will probably pick up in the next Steam sale.

I liked EU IV better early on than what resulted with all the DLCs.  At least that is what I tell myself as the justification

downloading now 

[garbon]

Interesting that one mods that got early access to CK3, so they could have mod available same day as CK3 release, was a mod that had been made for Imperator. I wonder if that says anything about P'dox's commitment to Imperator.

[Tamas]

My first impression after 5 minutes is that my intimate knowledge of the CK2 UI is of no help. It looks like a better UI but I need to adapt.

[The Minsky Moment]

Downloading at Gamepass, can't play to much later.

Notices that the site gave a $1,999.99 price for CK3

At that cost you really should be able to play any date.

[Sheilbh]

Something I love with CK II and now CK III is there's a Booker prize long-listed author I follow on Twitter who absolutely loves this game (and how messy white Medieval familes were) and regularly posts updates and screenshots from his games with commentary. It's a very enjoyable thing that occasionally pops up.

He is having quite the day today

[Habbaku]

Don't keep him to yourself, Sheilbh!

[crazy canuck]

Really impressed with the interface and especially all the textual links. 

[Zanza]

Started a game as Robert Guiscard de Hauteville in 1066.

I concur on the interface, very polished. Quite a few well-known mechanics, but also lots of new stuff like fame, devotion, renown/splendour. Lots of stuff to explore. Lets see how it all fits and whether it makes a good game.

[The Brain]

Can you make your horse Pope?

[Syt]

Finished the tutorial, looked around the map, when suddenly ....

[garbon]

Ack!

[The Brain]

Hello there!

[Valmy]

Something I love with CK II and now CK III is there's a Booker prize long-listed author I follow on Twitter who absolutely loves this game (and how messy white Medieval familes were) and regularly posts updates and screenshots from his games with commentary. It's a very enjoyable thing that occasionally pops up.

He is having quite the day today

The brown and black ones are not exactly less messy in CK2