CK3's CO-EMPERORS actually look GREAT!
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
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Your legacy awaits. Choose your noble house and lead your dynasty to greatness in a Middle Ages epic that spans generations. War is but one of many tools to establish your reign, as real strategy requires expert diplomatic skill, mastery of your realm, and true cunning. Crusader Kings III continues the popular series made by Paradox Development Studio, featuring the widely acclaimed marriage of immersive grand strategy and deep, dramatic medieval roleplaying.
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Me liking a diarchy system is something I never thought would happen, but here we are. Co-Monarchs seem amazing!
If I was your co-monarch, you would probably scapegoat me. :(
Important note: Born in the purple _does not_ refer to being born wearing purple cloth (ie expensive), but is a reference to the purple room. Yes, an entire room.
I kinda thought it meant being born in the emperor's family or something like that but seriously? A room?
@@Darthwgamer Yes, the purple room was a dedicated room for the empress to give birth in. It's name comes from the fact that it was made out of a purple colored granite. To be clear, it would go on to refer to the children of an emperor born _after_ they had become emperor, but that is where it came from.
@@flazzorb Oh cool
@@Darthwgamer It means being born in the Emperor's family while the latter is actually ruling as an Emperor.
“Oh a dev diary! Wait…I can’t read this. I need OPB to read it to me”
Unironically yes. My eyes tends to glace over and I heavily appreciate these videos.
Nikephoros The Young (Nikephoritzes) was indeed a real person, he was the chief minister during the last part of the reign of Michael VII Doukas. The citizens of Constantinople blamed him for everything that was going wrong at the time and when Michael VII abdicated he was tortured to death.
Michael Douglas?
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@@MrVictor1227 Doukas. No relation.
DLC keeps looking great I just hope we can personally race chariots. Also Wildfire incoming, Varys gets a trait and, a name drop in the video 😄
I need a t-shirt with OPB's logo and a text saying: "THIS IS YUGE".
I've been postponing playing Byzantium since the release of CK3 basically
And I will finally have a good reason to play the true romans!
Seems like a very fun realm to be part of, be at the bottom or the top.
Makes me really dream with how Nomads and Merchants/Magnates might work. And really... the way the whole succession thing has been emolliated, to make a fun dynamic game instead of a forced challenge, I truly believe they could make Christian theocracies work. With the whole Estates mechanics, the Dynasty lives, be our generations bishops, knights, administrators, courtiers or counts!
This DLC is hard-packed to the brim.
AGOT is going to have a renaissance with this DLC.
I love the combination of your spot on pronunciation of basileus and your horrendous butchering of Diairei kai Basileue 😂
Great video, thanks for your amazing recaps of dev diaries, I eagerly await them every week!
I'd like it if beeing a female ruler in a male dominated kingdom or a male ruler in a female dominated one meant that your spouse had to become your co-ruler by default
Would that be historical true? I feel like i can think of a few women who ruled without letting their consort be their equal in power.
17:51 Not a wannabe, but the full on upgrade! It's the Queen of Cities, the City of World's Desire, the Capital of the World. The Autokrator will hear of this, silly Barbarian!
Amazing breakdown, as always.
14:36 Since it specifies needing the Byzantine Empire title I'm guessing not. Would be nice however if you could set up an equivalent for your own empire, maybe a bodyguard troop where you can select between locals and foreigners with varying bonuses and negatives.
Finally Byzantine, elections, share power and court intrigues. with this i would finally play this game :)
What I love about this update is it makes you as the Byzantines super focus on your own realm. OPB says the new legacy traits are OP, but only OP within Byzantium. So what'll happen is players will get really good at scheming within an empire but will do practically nothing to strengthen themselves against outside attack.
I just think that's awesome because that's what happened in real life. The Byzantines just had a million civil wars and were totally unprepared for the coming storm.
17:48 a nickname for Constantinople similar to the eternal city for Rome is “The city of the world’s desire”
Would like word on whether there's any content for Orthodoxy..
Can't wait for Elder kings to introduce this DLC to their mod 3 years later
It doesn’t really match anything in elder scrolls though iirc
What about the Empire?
I want flavor, all the flavor!
One interesting addition would be a mechanic to make the popular opinion in Constantinople central to the empire stability. There's waves to this matter in the dev diary, but considering the people in Constantinople made unrests that eventually deposed emperors, I wish this could be better implemented. Fingers crossed that they will add some events focused on this.
The temple building system reminds me a lot of the Wonder system in ck2
My understanding of being "born in the purple", at least historically anyway, is to do with porphyrogeniture - the idea that the children you had after you acceded to a throne were born into a royal life and therefore were higher in precedence for inheriting the throne than the children you had before. So your eldest did not inherit as per primogeniture, but your eldest that was born AFTER you became king/emperor or whatever.
Quick thought on if you exploited development growth through estate buildings - likely wouldn’t work just based on the time it takes to build something. Maybe with the architect perk and Royal architect perk you could, but then you might as well just go into the classic learning lifestyle and snag cultural traditions that greatly increase dev%. Check it out for us and good luck exploiting!
I wasn't expecting the Kendrick Lamar jumpscare
18:49 last one means Divide and Conquer
18:58 Διαίραιε Και Βασίλευε (Pronounced ðiEre-e ke vasIleve) means divide and rule
Yeah, would be better if some of those cultural traditions applied outside of the byzantine empire. It opens up the possibility of becoming a successor/splinter state that fashion itself in the eastern roman style, like maybe a potential Sultanate of Rum and Anatolian Turks.
It’s so nice because I know instead of gunning for Blood and then Kin I’ll go Influence and then Administrative when I’m playing in the Byzantine Empire. Just a good reason to change things up.
I’m very excited to play on crimea as a frontier vassal and conquering the steps. It’s very fun’s with mods as is but this DLC will make it wild.
In Greek "oi" makes an "ee" sound, "ai and ei" make an "eh" sound and "ou" is "oo". You should be able to read most of it correctly if you follow those. Oh and when you have an "eu" the u is pronounced like an f.
Born in the Purple is already in the game and connected to the Byzantine Traditions, it only works if you hold the Byzantine Empire.
Why do they give beardless eunuch characters a prowess debuff if they don't do so for women characters?
Cant wait too see how fallwn eagle utilizes this
I want to see a multiplayer game where two people form two different noble families and share the emperorship, one being emperor and the other co-emperor and constantly switching between them.
38:31 for a wee blooper 😊
Rome: We have a very modern and efficient for of government!
Cool! How do you handle succession?
Rome: We castrate or blind potential pretenders!
Hope you have a good time up here in Stockholm :)
This politics thing that is planned could be nice foundation for religion re-work. There is not much difference between changing governors and changing bishops for example. I bet religion revamp is coming after this dlc
I thing this made me think I want more of, and maybe they’ll expand with landless, is interactions where your family is as dynamic as you the player are. A Norse son refusing inheritance to run a mercenary band or be a Varangian. Similar to the AGOT mod of Kingsgaurd. I’m tired of my kids disappearing to Persia ramdomly because I didn’t give them enough to do and then just dying a wandering nobody
Do we know if the Co-Emperor's children will become Born in the Purple or not?
I really hope they do something to make a Han character forming an admin realm feel more unique
THEY FINALLY ADDED GAMBLING TO CK3
This has me hella hyped
I don't get it, Paradox made ck2, Hoi, eu, Victoria... and this is all they can offer now? This is getting old.😊
I noticed that schemes were bad in the original dev diaries for ck3, and it looks like it may be the game's greatest flaw in the end.
I do wish we could get a cut down estate system for feudal castles. E.g your home castle/capital with lots of upgrades for lifestyle etc. We sort of have that now with buildings, but less specific. Or even having a family estate as a feudal ruler as well.
Another banger of a shirt.
Interregnums when though
we Greeks accept the apology !
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I don’t understand how you’ll be able to play as co emperors
Can accept co-emperor instead of going to a full on civil war.
Just have to plan your claim pressing when emperor doesn't have a co
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Nice video..
Not to be a debbie downer, but why byzantine, that is the most boring area to start in, its a really easy area..
Also 9 out of 10 people will start in Thessalonika..
And the rice mode seems better
For me the most interesting part is trying to interject instability into Byzantium. Since day one it had always bothered me just how frighteningly stable Byzantium is. Starting with Primogeniture when no one else has it. Having the special "Born in the Purple" trait that helped out for successions that might otherwise be rocky, having the largest army on the map and the powers that should be a danger to them (like the Abbysids) fracturing shortly after start due to Clan Governance and Confederate Partition.
Now the funny thing is I feel like the game in general has gone for more Stability, not Less, on succession. I always liked that you were locked to partition success for your realms until late game. It's a good "Anti-Blob" mechanic that makes sense in the cultures and times. But after Royal Court I felt like you didn't have Succession Crisis too much and civil wars and claimant factions. instead you had people flipping out over who gets to own the sword on your court's pedestal or the fancy ring you inherited and such. More artifact claim wars instead of rival successions and claimants. As well as adding in more alternate succession laws to try to get earlier stability like Scandinavian Elective and such.
While generally I would have liked if it went the other way around. Instead of trying to make other realms more stable compared to Byzantium... make every Byzantine succession an absolute dumpster fire of claimants and internal power struggles and assassination attempts and civil wars. Make it so playing Byzantium is suffering and you really have to be on the ball to try to keep the Empire together. Much less expanding as a dominant power.
So I'll be interested to see if all these changes turns Byzantium into a Megapower Beyond Compare (kind of where they already are unless I purposefully kneecap them or the Mongols get really lucky against them in my games), or if the Byzantine Empire turns into the trash fire of constant rebellions and intrigues and weaknesses that it's more known for.
I'd probably be more interested in playing Byzantium as the latter than I ever would as the former.
Make me have to play Byzantine Politics and really deal with realm instability and have to play off everyone and such. Don't make it cruise control to victory. Make every succession break out in Civil Wars. Make scheming families peddling influence and power a real threat. Make the Wandering Adventurer Bands something you'll want to keep tabs on and try to hire out (I know they won't, just something I wish) or make them move away so the balance of power isn't swayed by someone hiring up like 1500 men at arms from some wandering adventurer camp, etc.
It wasn't every succession. If the prior emperor was good at his job and prepared an heir was normally stable. If either of those statements wasn't true, crisis.
Also if the emperor failed in his duties, statecraft, war or Orthodoxy greatly. Normally got a civil war if someone had a good claim.