Those Black Death photos look exactly like all those Zombie Horde Mods
I'd very much like to play Crusader Kings 2 again but it seems that Paradox have taken their usual route with games. Release endless DLCs, bloat the game with features that they keep adding that make little to no sense and there's just this sense of there not actually being anything to do, especially in the early game and early bookmarks.
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You need to correct your spoiler code.
Ah. We cross-posted, I see.
This. Reaper's Due has certainly been a great addition.Yes they are milking the game but it is one very strong cow.
I noticed Steam is having a massive sale on Paradox games this weekend. I'm thinking of taking the plunge on CKII at -75%.
This. Reaper's Due has certainly been a great addition.
Added challenge and unpredictability just as both were wearing thin...
The base game alone is $10, and for $40, we get:Definitely. You can always save the various DLC for later (or never, as you see fit).
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Right, I think one of the Civ games did that. Or maybe it was a mod. At any rate, I usually like that sort of stuff, even if it's just cosmetic.The unit packs are more like if Empire had DLC for generals and armies on the campaign map. Of course, pdox games don't have battles, so all your combat is on the campaign map.
A lot of portraits and music, cosmetic and immersive (which I usually like - I like the array of nation-specific units in Empire: Total War, for example). I've highlighted the ones that appear to be more than that, but I haven't looked at them closely.
Right, I think one of the Civ games did that. Or maybe it was a mod. At any rate, I usually like that sort of stuff, even if it's just cosmetic.
I'd agree, but unfortunately I'm rather squeamish as regards to the nasty disease stuff.