EU3: Comments?

[Habsburg]

Still firing up EU2 every now again and enjoying it. 

Anyone have EU3?  Thoughts? 

[The Brain]

EU3 is installed on my computer.

[Ed Anger]

Still firing up EU2 every now again and enjoying it. 

Anyone have EU3?  Thoughts? 

EU3 is only tolerable with the expansions. Personally, I'd stick with EU2.

[Norgy]

It can be amusing with the latest Magna Mundi version.

It's enjoyable and can seem deeper than EUII with MM.

[dps]

It can be amusing with the latest Magna Mundi version.

It's enjoyable and can seem deeper than EUII with MM.

I'd say that even without the mods (but with the expansions), it's deeper than EUII.  Well, even without the expansions, it's probably deeper than EUII, but there are so many problems with the pre-expansion version I wouldn't recommend playing it that way.

[Josquius]

Needs a supercomputer to play.
Not good.

[Valmy]

Get both expansions at the very least and it is enjoyable...but man the game plays so slowly on my machine.

[Sheilbh]

With both expansions I think it's very fun indeed

[szmik]

whack-a-mole with rebels/enemies is far too annoying for my taste 

[Tamas]

I prefer the SRI mod: http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/showthread.php?t=381384

Its a bit like Magna Mundi Light with an AI that actually wages war instead of getting stuff by events.

[Lucidor]

With both expansions I think it's very fun indeed

I got the pack with both expansions. What does NA do? I remembered someone saying In Nomine made it a totally new, much better game, but is there any reason to play with Napoleon at all?

[Tamas]

With both expansions I think it's very fun indeed

I got the pack with both expansions. What does NA do? I remembered someone saying In Nomine made it a totally new, much better game, but is there any reason to play with Napoleon at all?

NA is a prerequisite for IN. Thats all.

[Lucidor]

NA is a prerequisite for IN. Thats all.

OK, I'll install it tuesday and see what it's like.

[Norgy]

I'd say that even without the mods (but with the expansions), it's deeper than EUII.  Well, even without the expansions, it's probably deeper than EUII, but there are so many problems with the pre-expansion version I wouldn't recommend playing it that way.

I agree with the depth comment, but sometimes, I find it hard to really see how land enclosure in Navarra will bring about 200 years later.   

[ulmont]

NA is a prerequisite for IN. Thats all.

NA also makes EU3 a lot faster than it originally was in vanilla.