thomas.berubeg
Wandering the World
The Demo was quite fun.
So what does HttT add that makes it so much better? Reading the blurb on paradoxplaza.com, it seems kind of a generic add-on.
Major changes in diplomacy (casus belli system expanded, royal marriages and heirs vastly improved), new agents added, HRE and Papacy massively revamped, combat heavily tweaked, new cultural elements, significant map and balancing changes, altered westernization system, and the whole thing is optimized much better than previous EU3 games. It's a pretty good expansion IMO, most of the demo players and beta testers say that it's like playing an entirely different gameSo what does HttT add that makes it so much better? Reading the blurb on paradoxplaza.com, it seems kind of a generic add-on.
No, you have to have the expansions or EU3 complete to run it.Does HttT include IN and NA features?
I never thought there was a tech tree. Technologies just slowly spread throughout the different lands.I simply find myself unable to get the hand of Paradox games. Crusader Kings I don't get the tech tree, I keep going bankrupt and I can't attack effectively, my armies are worthless. I tried Norway, Bohemia, Castile epic fails all of them. Castile I did pretty well but promptly went bankrupt every time I went to war. Horrible debt.
No, you have to have the expansions or EU3 complete to run it.
Both expansions, or just IN?
Does anyone know if Arsenal of Democracy was released as scheduled?