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the chinese dynasties, feudal japan, the kingdoms of south-east asia... they all have a rich history that i would love to see explored in this time period. CK2 kind of dabbled in it with the chinese empire feature but that only went so far. the map here reaches even further east, and africa even further south and west, so that's all neat... getting there!
of course, i think it's on record that they've said they wanted to save east asia proper for its own game, but whether that meant ck3 (because it was during jade dragon's release for ck2) or a separate game, who knows.
Neither did India, though, if we're talking about crusades specifically.
or russia... or africa... or the steppes... or tibet...
there's a lot of periphery where nothing ever happened and probably won't happen, but it's still there to make the game world feel larger and give you new avenues for expansion, diplomacy, and play. it'd be the same with china, which i think is visibly their intent with such things as an on-map mongolia and expanded tibetan region
back then, yes. something tells me you could get away with it now, there's so many "X simulator" games
It works very well in Crusader Kings, when you look at the two mods, which add China to CKII.
I really hope we would get it.
As i know, there don't exist any china game in the middle age, with a deep like in crusader kings.
And when somebody have a problem with "crusader" then look at "europa" universalis.
I really hope china will be added, and when it is mod.
And when somebody don't want it, just ignore it on the map :) You don't have to interact with it.
they did have a unique government form in CK2 that was functionally different from the others, and i think it did a fair job of doing what it set out to do, but yes it would require more depth than "you can own cities without penalties, you don't care about subject religion," etc