Did they kill playing TALL?? | Crusader Kings 3 Tours and Tournaments Early Access
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Definatly as with the Tours and Tourdement DLC the way we play the game changes as well and far more roleplaying.
Bro, dont use his, use mine ;)
@@OttawaWelshman Hmmmmmmm Zieley or a Welsh guy tough choice...
I already bought it
would mods adapt to this new free update?
because it would be interesting how The Fallen Eagle will handle this update... i can see them taking advantage of it by adapting the gladiator games into the grand tournament system by making it a different type of grand tournament... or it could be a totally different option in the Tours and Tournaments update
This is a win for short kings everywhere
finally, reparations.
Leave Pepin alone!
@@wilsonsilva2918 yall should be friends
That was a good one I’m ngl
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Destroying artifacts already makes this a top tier expansion for me.
What, you don't want to watch the durability of your sponge on a stick tick down over ten years?
@@zephyrus8 that gives you minor health penalty and -25% infertility.
@@tiii4017 Damn, we got a 1337 CK3 player over here, homeboy knows EXACTLY what that artifact does! And here I thought the punchline was that the artifact was made up!
@@Dextear You don't get a sponge on a stick every playthrough???
@@Dextear skill issue I get it every play through
Zieley is so used to having building discounts from playing tall that he thought manor houses were base cheaper than they were ❤😂
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@@Zieley *lay clergy INTENSIFIES*
@@aryanstudios4946 turn off mods, gotta let the modders have some time to update :)
@@Ymylock i am using no mods...
Make sure you enable it
The thing I see many ck3 creators miss (at least to mention) is that you can befriend your steward to significantly increase development speed
WHAT?
@@Hunterrion if your councillor - your friend, there's a big boost to the speed of tasks with progress bar (like increase control or increase development)
@@pchdch4452 And also they do their tasks slower if they're your rival
Well thats somthing new for me
Still learning every day! Thank you
I think it's cool that the focus on roleplay is being tied to game mechanics, it makes sense it would take time and technology to have massive upgraded buildings on a particular county.
Screw the rest of us that don't role play right our enjoyment doesn't matter
@@elvangulley3210 yeah
@@elvangulley3210 Yes. Go play some EU4, sweaty gamer.
@@elvangulley3210 yes, you don't matter
@@elvangulley3210 wow, you accuse people of being selfish whilst being selfish about a game that is about playing a role. Well done.
One huge tipp I can give to anyone wanting to go tall is to pay attention to the events when traveling. There's this one event that says something like "We could implement this back home" that gives your capital an insane buff for 15 years. I can't remember the exact name of the event but it gives you like -15% building cost, 15% building speed, 20% taxes and 15% dev growth it's quite honestly a bit overpowered
A part of me wishws i hadn't already bought this. Would have been nice to support the channel a bit more than just views and upvotes(thumbs up)
That is very nice of you
You guys are too kind 😊 I'm just happy you all like watching my videos!
@@Zieley not trying to be creepy, but I watch your videos while I go to sleep every night. In my bed. Alone.
@@kittydaddy2023 not gonna lie that was the creepiest way you could've said that
@@Notski good heavens
I wonder if AI can and will skillfully use those station troops action
I feel like it will be relatively easy for the AI. I'm sure they'll look at a holding, see which has the biggest numbers, and then station the strongest unit where there are the biggest numbers.
@@CamoCraft109 Will the AI build its army and holdings to support its troops. The AI will have 2 holdings to start the game. Who knows how they will value them. Not to mention succession cutting their holdings up on every death messing with their stationed troops.
They're gonna station their veterans in a barn and their levies in a castle
Idk if I'd call it "skillful" but it's stupidly easy to tell a program "put units where they get the best bonuses". I highly doubt they'll plan ahead and build troops or buildings that complement each other, but they'll absolutely put their units into whichever holding gives the biggest numbers.
Now that we have had plenty of time to play and see... AI will absolutely not buff their troops as players do.
If you want to get max value out of your troops you need to combine 4 or more buildings for max buffs and so far i havent seen AI do any of that. They build absolutely random buildings in their holdings. Its a lucky rng if they get 2 or more buildings that complement eachother in 1 holding, hence, if you buff your MAA properly you absolutely steamroll everything. Your troops become like space marines compared to any AI on the map!
Even if playing tall is less META in T&T, it surely seems like more fun experience.
There is a lot more to do now than just map painting and breeding.
Being weak isn't fun
@@elvangulley3210 Play something else then. CK3 clearly isn't for you. Let us more casual strategy gamers enjoy ourselves.
@CHR15B01 how is my single player runs ruining it for you ? The computer doesn't even play tall like players do. So are you being affected ? You are just selfish.
@@elvangulley3210 Honestly I couldn't care less how someone else plays a game. But you making like 20 comments whining about how Paradox has ruined your playstyle has shown everyone who the real selfish one is. If you have a problem with what Paradox has done to your game, take it up with them. The rest of us can't do anything about it and quite frankly don't want to hear it.
@@CHRB-nn6qp and you va kiss my ass if you don't want to see it don't read it
I was nervous at first, but I think they've made tall better. They nerfed it but added more to do so its more fun than usual.
Exactly
Nerfs don't make thing better its in the name
They made the play style worse but the experience better. I value fun over efficiency so Better.
@@roanewakeman9031 you aren't everybody
@@elvangulley3210 Exactly, you aren't everybody so stop talking to people like your way of seeing things is the only correct one. Nerfing something can make it better, the original comment literally tells you how. They've made something less powerful but more fun to play. Maybe you are the type who doesn't play games for fun tho, so that doesn't seem better to you, you are certainly coming off as a miserable asshole here.
I kinda wish they tied building slots to development, instead of just global increases from tech... Would make it much more interesting imo and well developed territory even more valuable.
Nah, it makes sense for the medieval era. This isn’t Victoria 3. Edit: to add on this, development in medieval era is totally different than what you’re saying. Back then the population of Flanders was maybe ~3-5k people. Development meant to the lords and peasants only meant suitable land for building and farming. Which would increase with tech. Because it’s medieval era. They are literally building with stones and shovels mate, it gets better over time.
@@slingshot7792 what are you saying 5 k people in Flanders?
@@noriantiri9310 Flanders at that time, like many other places in the world especially 1066, did not have a single city(For Flanders). The population especially in
Medieval era is spread out across many small villages and towns. Not a single large city. Only exceptions are the the few we know of in the Middle East, Byzantium empire, England, France, Spain, Italy, HRE, etc. While we consider “large cities” to be tens of hundreds of thousands of people, most only had few thousands to ten thousands. (Expect a few exceptions) At the time.
Don’t be a Neanderthal. 5k population in one area doesn’t mean the entire surrounding area like Netherlands, France, etc. Since we have no idea because they’d rather send the poor people as peasants and levy’s into war then value information and population index, it is an accurate estimation, for Flanders ONLY. Also take in for account high mortality rate and lower life expectancies. The population of europe especially in that time is extremely unevenly distributed. William the Conqueror’s grand army to take England only had 6-7K troops. In a populated and developed Normandy. AND he recruited from other areas nearby from allies. Now think about Flanders. Flanders would go through a boom between 1200-1300 due to its strategic location and eventual urban centers of Ghent Bruges and Ypers, which became thriving centers of trade and commerce. But not in 1066.
But of course most of this work was changed due to the Great Famine of 1315-1317, the Black Death and Hundred Years’ War that devastated Flanders and Europe.
Sources: read and watch documentaries. Will boost your brain.
@@slingshot7792 what you were saying was just terribly worded that's all, but yeah I think I like culture and should watch documentaires. Plus your source seem really shaky to give such a precise number
@@slingshot7792 from what I find the population of Bruges is estimated to be around 12 to 15 000 people between 11th and 12th century. Not a big city but we we are far off the 5000. Found that on wikipedia , historical urban community size
I was really worried about the building changes but now I'm just really excited for the dlc. Looks like all of the new activities completely balance it out.
Really? I though all the building changes were great but I guess I can see the issue if you like playing tall
I disagree that the "desirable match" trait is a crap one. I always pick it up early and use it to marry my relatives into land - you would be astonished how quickly you can be making 30+ renown per month if you marry every child carefully (and are willing to get your hands dirty with a few well-placed murders!)
You can also get yourself in trouble. I was playing tall and thought I would be smart and marry into the byzantine ruling family. I didn't take into account that I would lose head of my household..... No more legacy traits. I had to literally kill the entire family branch. Two sons and three daughters. I was the sole reason for the fall of an empire.
It's ALWAYS my first pick. Wars are boring. Marriage is the true politik
Honestly never cared for that dynasty trait but now that I’ve read this I have to try it out and see my renown go crazy
Only 50 years in and I’m making 16.6 renown a month, might be a new way of playing from now on, thanks lmao
@@restitutororbis675 Glad to inspire a little fun for you :)
Here's a hint: to get your dynasty on a throne quickly, find a king with two sons, make a matrilineal marriage with the younger son and murder the older one. Boom, more renown!
Cheesing with Holland...🧀
Keep those episodes coming. I think I can speak for many that want to see more.
I always enjoy your intros because it seems you are a fellow classical music enjoyer.
same lol
I've been playing Tours and Tournaments recently (I used your link to get it ;) ) and I'm really enjoying it. The new features make the gameplay a lot more varied than just 'click events and map paint'. It really captures the essence of Crusader Kings as a franchise, and sets it apart from other Paradox games. Looking forward to dumping way too much time into this :D.
What I like about the new men-at-arms system is that it allows you to diversify your army. No matter what I pretty much always went skirmishers+archers+strength in numbers and then max out military camps. This new system actually allows for the tic-tak-toe of counters to actually be effective.
That doesn't even seem very good when you could just mass Veterans and Huscarls and buff both to over 100+ strength and toughness easily.
I always focused on knight effectiveness % bonuses.
T&T now makes stacking Knight Effectiveness % a lot easier.
To the point where you can wipe 10k AI stacks after just 50 years w just using Knights/Champions and nothing else (and things just snowball over time).
@@Bobson_Dougnutthow do you go about stacking knight effectiveness? How does t & t make it easier?
A change I didn’t see in the dlc or patch notes is that you can now build trade ports on major rivers! That’s great and just makes sense.
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3.5k prestige for one grand wedding
Thank you Paradox, very cool, not broken at all
tbf if you play right (tall OR wide, doesnt even matter at that point) neither prestiege nor money really matters, but it is nice to have the option of converting one to the other in one event.
@@ducttape9940 It absolutely matters. Look at what Levels of Fame give your character.
@@99Bobson well yeah of course they matter, i mean that you have more than enough to spare by a certain point in a playthrough. Most playthroughs i get to the point where every character gets living legend easily and have more money than my amount of building slots and domain limit could ever allow me to spend, but it would be helpful to know that i can spend one to get the other if I have excess of one but need the other.
For the amount of money it takes, especially with the new buildings system making it harder to just accumulate bonuses to gold, I'd say the trade off is pretty reasonable..
@@jossebrodeur6033 Except, no, you are completely wrong. While it does take big amounts of gold, you either forget, or purposefully ignore one thing.
Money is easier to make now.
The new buildings they added are much better than before, and you can have more of them, even faster if you start in 1066.
And even if you start in 867, you will be limited in your building slots, therefore, you won't build, therefore, you will stack more gold.
I think the update made tall play more difficult in that it’ll probably take an extra few decade to wait for the techs but if you get to like 1150 or so your tech advantage that you’d get from play tall would outweigh that you had to wait for them
There’s a reason he was sponsored by paradox. It’s to change people’s opinions and soften the blow of a fun thing being harder to do. Similar to how One Proud Bavarian was sponsored to suggest “what if we didn’t have units in vic3” to try and convince people it wasn’t a downgrade from vic2
one of the best addition is destroy artifacts. i prayed for that. when you play a lot of time and hoard hundreds of banners goblets and hides it's just overloading.
Honestly I think this will make the game more fun for me. I always play tall (or at least make my capital and nearby counties tall) and when I start getting my buildings and buffing my men-at-arms, the strength difference between me and my neighbors starts to feel like I've already "won" by the time I'm ~200 years in. If it takes research to make that happen, I think it will make for much more interesting games.
Imagine not doing the 'I have a bigger army so I win playstyle
I created several challenges and restrictions to become tedious in 150 so easy, I used Varangian casus beli to migrate or take the worst titles of my empire and give the empire to someone to play against what I created and have another 200 to 250 years of fun
@@goose93 What are your strategies for keeping the game fun?
exactly. this doesn't "kill" tall games, this finally makes them interesting.
@@henricmoreno5876 for me, roleplay. Roleplay is the way this game is meant to be played imo. It's so much more fun to act according to your characters traits and just go with it even though it might be detrimental to the overall progress of the realm/dynasty.
As long as diplomacy keeps being as easy as it is there’s no playstyle that won’t be piss easy (except maybe a no allies playstyle). No matter how tall or short you can always find a few big dog allies to basically make you unconquerable and then do whatever you want
If you ally with an AI that's stronger than you they should try to conquer you later. Like they should react to the new opportunity you present. Especially if you ally with them by "marrying off" (children born into the other house) your family member. Because historically that's what happened. If a smaller nation sought an alliance with a larger one, they were opening themselves up to invasion down the line
Yes but short can be far more powerful than tall because you aren't wasting money on wars and have built up your domains and you don't have to appease your vassals, let alone waste money on further civil wars. And vassals only give you levies which is useless anyways compared to men at arms.
You can, and then they dissolve the alliance in a year the first time you refuse to join one of their dozen or so wars. Or your sister is unfaithful, or the big dogs just SUCK at war. I had several just hang around my army not really fighting, just sieging for a few months, then reshuffle.
There is a thing about tournaments, where you can cheese visiting one extra location at the end of the tournament.
When it get's to declaring the final winner for the current contest ('you are waiting for the ceremony to begin') you pause the game, then click to wrap up the message / window. And then while you are pasued, you are officially still in the 'contest' phase, but you are no longer forced into the contest window. So you see the temple, artisans, village, etc.
Gives you one additional visit, to try and get a nice bonus. Be that extra relaxation, an extra chance for artifacts / artifact upgrades, recruitment, gaining stats / piety.
Also, as many people have said already, try to become friends with your steward as that boosts the progress speed of their 'increase development' task. You can do it even at feasts without having perks for befriending. Just check the guestlist to make sure they participate and then you can choose to attempt to befriend them as a goal for the activity.
Im happy they gave you early acess to the dlc, you deserve man , your content is always great, im not to happy that tall got slower but people complain the game is to easy all the time so i think make sense .....
Too easy? Literally everyone I know can't even make it like 50 years before they get destroyed xD The average Paradox player that actually plays their games a lot is already above the curve as it takes more of a special, patient mindset to actually get good
I just realized that you have 63000 subs. I am genuinely surprised, thought you had more just looking at the quality of the vids. Will not lie, you are easily one of my favourite youtubers I watch, keep at it. Best "while eating" videos by far!
Honestly, after hearing about how the developers changed the building system with the slots... this actually makes the playthrough, in my opinion, even more immersive. Basically, a realm is bound by the knowledge of the people. Obviously there's a lot of nuance to this concept as far as limits to infrastructure and economic development goes in the medieval world. But one way to emulate this is by giving a representative symbol of these limits in what is able to be developed as far as quantity is concerned. By the time of the Renaissance, infrastructure and overall prosperity had reached its height, and this is reflected by increasing the building slots.
Tldr: from the perspective of immersion and game balance, I agree with the building slot nerfs.
Ok this video helped change my mind about what this dlc is i may consider paying for it next month depending on how the free part of it feels. I thought it was mostly just an event thint which it is, but i didnt realize youd get so much prestige and stuff and traits so i think it might actually feel pretty good in the game. More than a mod. Hopefully
What? It's all free
Such a cool update! I already love all the details and finally more replaybility for this game, I've been getting sick of doing same things again and again. I hate how research takes ages though so this is going to be a pain haha.
Yeah so cool having to pay out half the price of a AAA game for some small DLC that should have been in the empty base game...
It would have been cool if you took Kingdom of Frisia and made it an Asatru kingdom again. The Frisians were proto vikings before Charlemagne annexed and converted them. They also appeared in the sagas and Beowulf, so I'm pretty partial to them :)
The roleplay potential of this update and DLC is insane.
If special buildings are still as powerful as they used to be they are going to be extra op, since everything else has been nerfed
Just played it, and I really like it. Only downside is if you’re a small independent realm cuz you don’t get to participate as much. Love the refresh though and new activities systems
I love CKIII going more into the roleplaying aspect
Except this is such a shallow DLC it's basically an event pack
I want to see some kind of trade system (not anything like Vicky 3 though)
@@deusvult6920 Well, shallow is a simply wrong description, as the DLC is explicitly enriching a lot of the current systems already present in the game, such as through the new traveling mechanic.
If one line of code can make me experience the game differently that's great. Way better than other games installing Gigas of updates just for the game to feel the same
Drinking game: watch all your favorite CK3 creators early access tours and tournaments videos and drink everyone they say “free update” good luck
So what I can conclude from this new DLC is you still can play tall, get some crazy bonuses, but you're slowly building up your realm.
Paradox: removs the amount of default Buildingslots
Me: R2, we need to be going up not, not down!
You should try a tall coptics playthrough, I tried it recently before the update and I think it's really underrated. They have lots of floodplains, special buildings and good holy site bonuses
The territory army change... Zieley did you heard about the army build that threat and protect their soldier so well that in the end of a combat you actually return with negative casualities? (don't know if they fixed this)
Maybe now it can be a lil more relevant
Caballeros are used and combined with some coast bonus where you have better defense its a way to protect your territory, also most of the coast terrain are Hill, Dryland or Plain you can build Hunting grounds and them Archery Grounds or Joustin Fields, while also having tradeports and with the rigth culture like Norse and/or African you can reduce embark cost and increase speed, they also can already have sea related tradition for better economy and defense
you can also get Hit and run tatics or Konni (with still a good ligth cavalry) if slavic to combo screen and cavalary upgrades, there also horse lords
Embak cost and sea related upgrades is easier with norse they get -75% cost reduction but you can make some crazy raiders with West African Canoes since they also increase raid speed and if you get praticed pirates dinasty it can get even faster and also turn raid into something you can do later on, if you want to increase your invasion game since you can Raid and go back faster them the target can recover
To go even crazier in the min-max, religions like Vidilism that if reformed can get Astrology and its holy sites give combat advanatage in controlled territory, even less embark cost, increase your troop screen or Achamanism with crazy development from hills (also has Megaliths), naval speed (double with Astrology if reform) and most holy sites are in african coast
What i saying you can make a literal Turtle emprie, they are hardy, stoic, live long, love the beach and are chill, but has everything to be a menace
you can make they travel cheap and fast and if necessary win combats by losing, problem is the Knigth in command because it get wounded by every loss (maybe is a way to deal with unwanted kids)
The stationing troops mechanic is really a good idea for both gameplay mechanics and immersion, the more that I think about it. It adds a bit of strategy to the men-at-arms.
The vassal positions are great too, I think. It means there’s a lot less cheesing vassal relationships to the max and artificially keeping realms really stable for decades.
Yea because forced instability is so fun
@@elvangulley3210 And I suppose so is sitting at 5 speed for years while waiting for something to happen? In any case it's a lot more realistic to how the medieval period was
@@andrewreynolds4949 not marrying your daughters and not having gay sex with the pope is realistic to but ita in the game
@@elvangulley3210 I'd prefer it wasn't
@@andrewreynolds4949 and I'd prefer to have my current tall play style but we can't always get what we want
Damn, I just planned myself a tall Duke of Burgundy game. With lots of wine, tournaments and glory...
Great content - a review from a point of view I prefer.
Hope you will give a more detailed look on the new activities in a foreseeable future!
Man im still going to play ck3 but them killing early game tall potential like this got me feeling some type of way 😭
I love how in depth your videos are.
I like the man at arms buildings changes. It introduces some flavor to cities and makes your army composition a little more dynamic early game. No more building barracks in every city 😂
Ever since T&T I actually had more fun playing tall than I did before. ALso, thanks to the Lance update you can now use mods and still get achievements. I've been loving T&T with mods that add more buildings.
Sucks that all of my mods will be broken again, but honestly this looks like it's worth doing a vanilla game for, so I can't wait.
Lastly, definitely sucks that I already bought hte bundle, next time one comes out I'll definitely buy it through you.
14:29 - /vəˈran(d)ʒɪən/ guard.
According to OED, the etymology is as follows: < medieval or modern Latin _Varangus_ < medieval Greek _Βάραγγος_ (plural _Βάραγγοι_ ), < (through Slavonic languages) Old Norse _Vǽringi_ (plural _Vǽringjar_ ), apparently < _vár_- ( < plural _várar_ ) plighted faith.
Out of all of the Paradox DLC that came out recently, this is probably the best expansion even though it's rather expensive. It's crazy how much is in this. Domination was decent though, but in comparison to everything else this is definitely the best DLC they've released in a long time.
Sickkk 2 video’s right after eachother!! Love you chose the Netherlands to play in🎉🎉 keep it up - me and my friend owen❤
Loved the new system -- better that I expected. I love playing stewardship and culture -- this gives wonderful options
Omg Zieley always gets me. The "denied" when looking for when Zie tries to get a chance to win was actual death to me lmao.
TLDR: No, they didn't
I womder if they could add a dynasty leggacy to help keep tall strong
I was very worried when the initial announcements came out for this expansion but this looks so good. I cannot wait for Thursday.
That dutch "hello" had me actually laughing out loud
bought the bundle via your link, always love your stuff.
This expansion actually seems really cool! Seems to make more counties viable, maybe Iceland could be good now 🤔
Noooooo tall my boy
Grand tour should be cheaper if your realm is smaller
The changes are so good. Had to wait to buy the DLC so I started a game very recently after 1.9.1. Everything is great and honestly I’m more motivated than ever to actually play into the super late game.
Honestly the worst part about playing tall was having nothing to do during peacetime but this DLC goes a long long way to fixing that
yea really enjoying the roleplay of the game so far.
By jove! Sponsored by paradox? Congrats man that's awesome!! 🎉🎉
that "remove hard cap on ages" mod you used a few videos before this is looking even juicier now
Hey if your domain splits and you're chummy with the king you can actually ask him to give you the duchy from your sibling! That's an easy way to consolidate land after inheritance
This was great to watch. I just started playing and have zero context for what is considered "good" numbers and "bad" or "average" for things like development, gold per month, prestige per month, etc. Off i go to see what my numbera actualy look like on my most recent campaign. Could you (or have you already) make a video that provides some goals to aim for for those types of things?
"Okay, it's not my good child." 😂
im kinda into the dutch kingdom play where you take Aachen as Capital and cologne for palace and cathedral and focus rest of holdings on coast to boost growth
Im a bit late to the party but, i would argue that, you can play taller than ever these days!
More building slots and some very powerful new additions such as wind and water mills!
Literally the video I was looking forward to the most since that dev diary dropped
Found your channel by accident clicking a video i thought said Civ 3, great channel and despite never hearing of it before ck3 looks fun.
It seems like more and more strategy games are getting rid of playing tall civilization six is probably the biggest example of this
Another great video. Im happy you got early access. You deserve it
Tip, don't blindly revoke.
If changes are low, raise your entire army to vessel's capital. Then revoke. If war declared, just puashe the game, march your march to nearby region, and immediately move back to vessel's capital.
Also applicable to RPing, as in reality, no ruler would revoke on thin paper, while rebellions is sure.
0:46 the Wilhelm scream 🤣🤣
I wonder how it affects the Unify Italy decision. If they don't change it, that unlocks the guilds innovation.
I'm loving all the new mechanics they're implementing for this update. Oh, congrats on the sponsorship! Make sure to spend all of it on cookies.
This DLC looks the best so far
They said in the dev blogs that there would be new special buildings. I haven't seen any clarification on what the new buildings are
Now we have a reason to play in 1066
Oh yo, that jousting event looked super cool!
Such a good update. I feel like it makes it more realistic.
+12 vassal limit seems like a lot on that brooch lol
Glad you got early access, you deserve it.
Looks like tall players are gonna have to spec into learning more so early on to rush that tech.
I had no idea what playing Tall was until I saw this video, and I now know that I exclusively play Tall
1.25 in
Can feel you holding back the tears my friend
Good video. Wtf happend at 32:26, the background of the character was switching wildly around. :D
Hey i got a question why didnt you make a hybrid between dutch and norse
Love your videos, keep it up.
Used your link to purchase Chapter II. You are my favorite CK3 content creator.
If anything, playing tall is even stronger now, just a little more technical
What effect does the building reductions have on tribal?
Don't know if you catch it later but the first tournament you went to, you have to actually put yourself into the competition. You didn't get any options to improve your chances because you were only an observer you have to actually enter yourself not just turn up 🙃 (I think that's because you originally joined for recreation and then later switched but not sure)
I have a big fear that after a short while the events will be very similar to all the other pop ups coming in: a distraction you mindlessly click for the best know options to get back to what you were really doing.
I want to be wrong and find a whole new roleplaying experience, but I wonder...
Part of roleplaying is forcing yourself not to pick the most beneficial outcomes. The game can't force you to roleplay, but it can give you the ability to engage with the mechanics in a way that's based around roleplaying. You just have to make yourself do it.
@Josse Brodeur true, I will go with you on that one. But that would still lead to repetitiveness of the events and then the events could just become a bother.
Do the stationed units become part of the garisson during sieges?
That’s a good question
founding a new kingdom when frisia is already so small and you have most of it is cursed and painful
Feels like the changes are just going to make fascination bonus rushing even more meta
Hey Zieley random question here that bothers me. Did you notice any changes to the default cultural traditions of cultures like french? I always found it odd for french to not have at least castle keepers at game start.