Eu5 missing what CK3 has ect..

[FlyingGeneral]

i feel like Eu5 is missing somewhat of what ck3 has and ck3 is missing what eu5 have don't get me wrong i love the game almost 2k hours in but i get bored around the 14th and 15th century and the updates for the military stuff is good and what not but other stuff needs to be check or added otherwise no matter how good the military or trade system is if the game is boring that won't matter needs more stuff marriages tweaks harems, family rivals, treason, sons or daughters feel disowned or unfavor so they do treachous things or something and i know these systems would need some work im just expressing my thoughts since i have nearly 2k hours fix the boring part out of all my playthroughs i have never made it to the 17th century barely make it to the 16th cause i get bored need more events or something man and the marriages between religion is ♥♥♥♥♥♥ because ethiopia and armenian intergrate within each other and misses the nations up and alot of other stuff

[zacharyb]

That's because the scope of the two games are different. CK3 is all about your Dynasty, EU5 is all about your nation.

[FlyingGeneral]

Originally posted by zacharyb:

That's because the scope of the two games are different. CK3 is all about your Dynasty, EU5 is all about your nation.

understand but its dam near the same eu5 still need some of those things and also your nations needs leader so i dont see how they are really different

[Narrowmind]

It isn't fair to say the scope is different where instead of Middle Ages lasting 10 years or 70 years, it now lasts nearly hundreds of years, so there is significant overlap, to the point they even put a portrait and dynasty management in it.

[FlyingGeneral]

Originally posted by Narrowmind:

It isn't fair to say the scope is different where instead of Middle Ages lasting 10 years or 70 years, it now lasts nearly hundreds of years, so there is significant overlap, to the point they even put a portrait and dynasty management in it.

thats what im saying i don't see how its different than one another cause eventually they are going to add some feature to ck3 what eu5 like the pop systems

[zacharyb]

Originally posted by FlyingGeneral:

Originally posted by zacharyb:

That's because the scope of the two games are different. CK3 is all about your Dynasty, EU5 is all about your nation.

understand but its dam near the same eu5 still need some of those things and also your nations needs leader so i dont see how they are really different

It's not the focus is all, the focus of EU5 is on nation building, not Dynasty building. Sure they could add CK3 like DLC's to EU5 but it'd be better to focus on the nation building EU5 is going for.

I'm not against them fleshing the system out some more, but the game needs a lot of work before they should focus on adding anything not directly needed, or isn't already a promised DLC.

[zacharyb]

Originally posted by Narrowmind:

It isn't fair to say the scope is different where instead of Middle Ages lasting 10 years or 70 years, it now lasts nearly hundreds of years, so there is significant overlap, to the point they even put a portrait and dynasty management in it.

That's kind of a problem of Era's overlapping. EU5 takes place not too far into the very start of the Renaissance which happens to be in the late Medieval Period. They'd have to move the start date to 1500 to really be considered out of the Medieval Period.

The portrait thing is just them reusing CK3's Portrait system, and the Dynasty tree is mostly cosmetic other than the Dynastic Power used in the HRE.

[FlyingGeneral]

fair points but without any of those functions or semi ish functions the game gets boring fast to me there is nothing on the side to do but sit there

[Godspeed You! Black Emperor]

Just play CK.

[FlyingGeneral]

Originally posted by Godspeed You! Black Emperor:

Just play CK.

lol i play both

[zacharyb]

Originally posted by FlyingGeneral:

fair points but without any of those functions or semi ish functions the game gets boring fast to me there is nothing on the side to do but sit there

Well with time I assume Paradox will add other mechanics to play with. EU5 is still fairly new and doesn't have a 101 DLC's added to the game yet.