As speculated last week, Paradox has this week announced Europa Universalis V.
This time the game will start in the year 1337, spanning 500 years.
The info is otherwise scarce, but you can have a look at this article at IGN and the associated screenshots.
Attention, thread renamed. This is NOT an official trailer for an expansion, but only an official short, funny clip. Some dumbass just uploaded it with a wrong title to youtube.
I've just moved 4 threads with 450 pages in total back to the public.
Right now I have internally 40 pages of the Civ7 steam stats thread, which is far from being complete. The others were at least 2/3 complete or more.
As the remainder includes a very big thread from the moderator forum, I've...
@bc1 I just merged in 155 pages out of 175 or so which should be there. No guarantee that all posts belong here (most definitely), and I'll try to get the rest of the posts back here too (if that works... different question).
@notque I just merged 29 pages of recovered posts into this thread. It seems there are still like 20 more missing, which I hope to get back in the future.
@Leoreth here is your thread back.
It seems there are still like 30 pages missing. Not sure if I can easily recover them, but if so, I'll merge them back in here.
No guarantee that all posts really belong to this thread, but I have some confidence :).
As mentioned earlier in the thread, the forum software isn't perfect.
It happens once in a while that something legit gets censored, and TBH, the right reaction to this should be "dumb software lol", and to move on :).
IGN has published a new article, in which the probably next game from Paradox is discussed. It seems to be another historical grand strategy game (nobody is surprised), and has so far the codename "Caesar".
Apparently the announcement video will be published on May 8 on the Europa Universalis...
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