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Bannerlord mod for ck3 is stupid, i mean it’s its so generic.

What a tool

we need the revamp of Christianity as a whole imo, the church didn't split until 1054, they gradualy grew apart until the excommunication of each others. Before the split, they focused on the miaphysite and the nestorians too 😂 so there's a need of let's say strugle mechanic for the church, to keep it or break it apart. Every kingdom or emperor also need their own bishops, or metropolitans, there should be 5 tittle of popes/patriarchs too and every king or emperor could influence all 5 elections. Also, during Justinian reign, the Miaphysite (Apostolic and Coptic) almost unite with the Chalcedonian (Orthodox and Catholic). So either HRE or ERE could push for the reunification of the churches, inturn either abolishing their popes or make them new popes.

Is there no was to play elder kings closer to Skyrim in date? I was imagining playing as a random landless person walking around and either hear about and see what happens, possibly have events seen of the Dragonborn doing stuff while I do my things and the like. Adding dragon born powers to us would be too much in my opinion.

Ha funny, i also tried it again with HFM a week ago. Still like it, but man it shows its age. With a few qol changes and more diplomatic options, it would be great. With a better balanced economy and and frontlines even better.

Love both of vic2 and 3 but arguably, Vic2 is the best of the two.

Victoria 2 has been my favorite Paradox game since I first touched it 5 years ago. My copy is pirated so I cannot tell, but I estimate I have at least 800 hours in it. No other Paradox game comes close in the graphic design, gameplay, music, and possible alternate histories. I also play on a low end laptop, and Vic2 is one of the few games that is perfectly optimized and never crashes or makes my computer overheat. The only bad thing I have to say is that Vic2 ruined all other Paradox games for me as none can live up to it.

EU3, Victoria 2 and CK3 are the games I have spent the most time on. This game has seemed so complicated and that has put me off - along with the awful launch product - for years. But I started playing the other day and it really seems like an amazing game. Victoria 3 was a big let down so I am glad I have a new strategy game to sink some hours in to.

it's all just variations on the same spreadsheet simulator with flavour text...

Victoria 2 is not a good game. Simply put. Not a good GAME. It’s a very interesting experiment in game design but it’s extremely micromanagey and doesn’t give you a lot of information very well.

I think anbenar is also getting a CK3 mod as well.

I will never come back to Vic2. I cannot handle vic2 late game. It's one of the most miserable experiences with a Paradox game ever.

It'd be interesting to analyze the major differences between V2 & V3 - what they do differently, similarly and what lessons V3 could take from V2

Vicky 2 the classic ❤

Quais mods você está usando no seu CK3 padrão ? O gráfico está muito bonito ...

vic 2 is the beast game ever! victoria 3 was a giant mistake from paradox that let down all of the vic 2 fans📉📉📉

16:50 Yeah, I knew it.. I can't even pinpoint exactly what it was, because your pronunciation and cadence is in general very good, but it didn't take many minutes until I could pinpoint your home country ;p Although, sometimes, the _lack of_ a pronounced accent can be the clearest giveaway

So you rank hoi4 6/5? All you need to do is spam out division like the world I gonna end and turn facial to invade everyone around you for fun.

The temptation to play a nation in Vicky 3 to then continue playing that nation in HOI4.

Should i try out Imperator rome

Another year without a Warhammer conversion :(

My only complaints: - Lack of National Diplomatic Actions compared to other paradox games like Stellaris, and Victoria 3. - Internal Politics are good but can be the best among all Paradox games. For instance, playing Rome as a Republic is awesome, but being unable to engage with all senators and not just the Party Leaders is a shortcoming. Imagine if you could sway a few Populist Senators by Bribing them and defecting from their Party Leader's vote. The Senate view could have been much better, with tiny character portraits so we could see what characters are senators. Also being Imperator and bringing people to Trial is really fun but what if instead of a base success/failure, the chance for the given trial is much more dynamic and is determined by many more factors than already in-game. Imagine if you fail to jail said Character as Dictator/Imperator but ultimately you want to ignore the trial and have them arrested anyway. I wish we could do that, and the success rate of that would be based on the influence the Dictator has versus the number of loyal cohorts the given character has. If you fail to arrest them in this new action, then that player would flee Rome but would return with an army of supporters. This would make the game much more immersive!

I own almost all, yet still came around to watch. Great job! ❤

I would definitely not start with the HoI4 tutorial as it's totally broken by the DLC.

But what about March of the Eagles???

I'm currently beginning my quarterly attempt to wrap my head around Victoria 3, which I will eventually give up on and go play something else

How to feed your autism guide

the best guide is just to play the fucking game

Had never heard of Godherja before, crazy

Fallen Eagle goes well with the Crusader Wars mod that brings Total War Attila battles to CK3 On that list, Shogunate, Tales of Ireland and Bronze Age Reborn are the ones that interest me the most. The main problem with CK3 is that it's wide as the ocean and deep as a puddle so I like the conversion mods focused on one culture or one specific area more. In comparison I hated the CK2 Warcraft mod because it tried to have everything and it blended poorly, and the CK3 sequel doesn't look much better. I would have preferred a more novel part of the world like Northern Azeroth during the unification of the human tribes with the elves in the north, the dwarves in the south, and trolls everywhere.

3:53 I'm still waiting for Rhun update

Are any of the total conversion mods compatible with the Roads to Power DLC/landless adventurer content?

There was nothing called the Byzantine Empire. It was and only Roman empire. People should read the history and convey the correct history when it is clear, accurate and available.

Despite being a huge Game of Thrones and Warcraft nerd who loves the Roman Empire, I still think Godherja: the Dying World is the best mod on this list. I kid you not, when I first started playing the mod, I spent the first three hours just reading the lore of the different empires and characters. It is such a unique and ambitious mod in every way with some really interesting lore behind it.

By now, the only world i want to play i feel it's still missing is Warhammer. Anyways, I just want to thank the creators of all this mods, you give me life buddies.

Hey what are the mods in the intro?

How tf do i download this shit if i have the game on version 1.13 and the AGOT mod is only on 1.12, and how do i switch back to that version?

There is also a Fire Emblem mod called Fodlan And an Eragon one

I haven't purchased any DLC for CK3 yet, do you recommend this as my first or should I go for another? All three expansions look great.

If any of you lads are keen on the got mod, there’s an amazing bannerlord equivalent called realm of thrones; give them a look!

As Swimmyswag said "do not jump on hype train be sceptical"

Combining LOTR mod with some of the ❤naughty❤ mods.

3:05 "Europe's only union" *angry Poland-Lithuania noises*

I kind of bought 5 days ago just because it was on sale, and every gamer loves rome period

Gracias por las recomendaciones!!🎉

Legit just need a mod that makes the game stable and smooth.

I hope that enough Africans see it, and very diverse African modders make one about Africa before the colonisation time. It had unique ways of govermnent, from sacred kings to almost pure communist elder circles electing rulers. Add some magic and myths from different tribes and you'll have something that no Western game maker could ever think of.

They may have laid the groundwork for republics and theocracies with landless play because you have a lot more smooth transition to unrelated dynasties like becoming historical characters mid play

Most important reason: CK2 is free!