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But I'm getting addicted to it like a hamster to his wheel. It's a fun game of map painting, but sadly not really a deep and complex game like CKII yet.
I'm only bored while I wait for my stock of oratory points to refill (as it's sadly the only way to get CLAIMS) or when I have to take a break in my expansion because my AE counter is over 50 and internal situation starts to get tense becauce of all the unrest it indirectly generates.
Still, more cultural flavor will indeed be a much needed addition to make the world feel alive and breathing.