like a well-oiled machine, marrying them strategically into every Norse and non-Norse realm in reach. By about 1100 I mousing the renown window, it tells me in my dynasty I have 4 empires, 13 kingdoms

Origineel geplaatst door VoiD:

The numbers don't lie, those games were as popular as games like Shadow Empire before CK2, and before Paradox truly began creating content for their games, as I've

payers, but if you're one of those willing to sit and study the wiki for a day to understand all the systems and how to minmax every pop and job in your empire you'll quickly find out that even the max

[/quote] - game was not dumbed down in any way, shape or form. CK3 is immensely more advanced and sophisticated product than CK2 ever was. Forever grinding trough a monoblock empires with holywar CB doesnt

vassal's duchies, etc.
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They nerfed the industrious exploit.

I hate to say it but : quantity is a quality all of its own. In my Ironman game I rule an empire with the maximum number of vassal

into debt somehow, spends some time like that, so the entire empire starts falling appart, vassals just leave due to bankrupcy, claimants start declaring war on him, and since I am beating the byzantines

quickly get 2 more kingdom tittles and form a mini empire. with the new Iberia in CK3 I need what to control so much territory.

A lot of things has lost it's lackluster in this mini fair , one is the lack

usual run), created the Italian Empire starting as the Duke of Sardinia, and lived to age... 97, that time. Things I could not accomplish in one lifetime that I usually manage to accomplish with mods

; Merciful Blindings; Sorcerous Metallurgy

• Spread your religion and culture across an empire...
  
• ...and maybe beyond?

If playing multi-player, it might be fun to have competing players

the ultimate losses. If you are a relatively decent sized Kingdom or Empire, and you can afford to lose the target County or Duchy, then sometimes it is easier to surrender it and fight the core wars