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Each province produces a certain amount of capitalist, labor and clergy mana each month. When their respective bars are filled you can spend it on new factories, upgrading infrastructure, boosting RGOs, increasing literacy, etc
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canepazzo posted:I;m thinkin about thos Pops
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DrSunshine posted:A PDS spin on Sid Meier's Antietam! dont loving tease me on this (although that's pretty much just ultimate general)
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May 16, 2018 23:14
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Assuming it is Rome 2 I doubt very much that it'll go to 769 because, well, that's probably out of the timeline but also because I suspect they don't want to touch the rise of Islam with a 10ft stick, so you know what I'd dig? A converter that simulates poo poo when there's a gap between the save and the start of the next game. However, I suspect that that'd be... a huge pain in the rear end to create, much less update.
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May 16, 2018 23:27
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Radio Free Kobold posted:which chinese hellwar? There's only one Chinese hellwar that lasts the entire game, it's just sometimes there are breaks in it
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May 16, 2018 23:59
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canepazzo posted:I;m thinkin about thos Pops
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May 17, 2018 00:00
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catlord posted:Assuming it is Rome 2 I doubt very much that it'll go to 769 because, well, that's probably out of the timeline but also because I suspect they don't want to touch the rise of Islam with a 10ft stick, so you know what I'd dig? A converter that simulates poo poo when there's a gap between the save and the start of the next game. However, I suspect that that'd be... a huge pain in the rear end to create, much less update. It's bad enough when there's no gap at all, or when the converter just pretends those 15 years don't exist. Though HoI4 to Stellaris does some simulation stuff or something. I'll have to look at the code at some point to see what it's doing.
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May 17, 2018 00:01
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catlord posted:Assuming it is Rome 2 I doubt very much that it'll go to 769 because, well, that's probably out of the timeline but also because I suspect they don't want to touch the rise of Islam with a 10ft stick, so you know what I'd dig? A converter that simulates poo poo when there's a gap between the save and the start of the next game. However, I suspect that that'd be... a huge pain in the rear end to create, much less update. Your gnostic Egypt was overrun by Islam in the converter. You lose CKII before it even starts.
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May 17, 2018 00:08
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canepazzo posted:I;m thinkin about thos Pops
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May 17, 2018 00:16
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catlord posted:Assuming it is Rome 2 I doubt very much that it'll go to 769 because, well, that's probably out of the timeline but also because I suspect they don't want to touch the rise of Islam with a 10ft stick, so you know what I'd dig? A converter that simulates poo poo when there's a gap between the save and the start of the next game. However, I suspect that that'd be... a huge pain in the rear end to create, much less update. I doubt Rome 2 would go beyond the fall of the western empire.
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May 17, 2018 00:37
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canepazzo posted:I;m thinkin about thos Pops Gotta have my Pops
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May 17, 2018 00:52
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Arrhythmia posted:I doubt Rome 2 would go beyond the fall of the western empire. Tbh having late antiquity would be the only way I’d play Rome 2. It’s such an interesting period of history and I knew nothing about it until fairly recently. Most Euro history I took went from Odoacer straight to Charlemagne
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May 17, 2018 01:48
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canepazzo posted:I;m thinkin about thos Pops
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May 17, 2018 03:00
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A Rome game that goes to the dark ages would be an interesting coincidence what with Jon Shafer joining Pdox last year to work on an unnamed game before leaving to go back to his own stalled post-Rome game.
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May 17, 2018 03:13
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StashAugustine posted:dont loving tease me on this I'd love to play a Civil War game one day where you spend most of your time sucking up to the president and trying to massage the egos of all the drama queen amateurs that are your subordinates, colleagues, and superiors.
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May 17, 2018 03:20
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May 17, 2018 03:23
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Fintilgin posted:Your gnostic Egypt was overrun by Islam in the converter. You lose CKII before it even starts. That'd be one of the big issues, yeah. There's a touch of the simulationist in me, I think, the idea of creating something, stepping back and watching it splinter, then going back in and picking up the pieces intrigues me. Being able to create alternate histories, especially if it's just like that, would be amazing to me. ...Maybe that's what I want; alternate history generators for Paradox games. Anyway, Gnostic Egypts are unusually sturdy, they'll be fine.
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May 17, 2018 03:23
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Randallteal posted:A Rome game that goes to the dark ages would be an interesting coincidence what with Jon Shafer joining Pdox last year to work on an unnamed game before leaving to go back to his own stalled post-Rome game. Jon Shafer hasn't worked on anything in half a decade at least.
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catlord posted:That'd be one of the big issues, yeah. There's a touch of the simulationist in me, I think, the idea of creating something, stepping back and watching it splinter, then going back in and picking up the pieces intrigues me. Being able to create alternate histories, especially if it's just like that, would be amazing to me. This is really weird and boring, but I also get a kick out of watching systems chug along and fall apart, and for a while I got a kick out of running Darkest Hour in spectator mode (pick an out of the way country like Cuba, toggle nofog and handsoff in the console and just let it run) and just re-running the WWI scenario on my second monitor at max speed while zoomed in to western Europe. You get a surprisingly wide variety of outcomes like that. The central powers definitely have an edge, but if the chips fall right (Italy joining the allies quickly to distract Germany and Austria, Russia holding on until the US joins) the front line can go back and forth through the lowlands for years and years. Edit: original Crusader Kings was also really fun to watch because empires fell apart so easily in that game. So many weird looking fractal Holy Roman Empires after ~50 years of game play.
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May 17, 2018 03:33
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Vicky 3 ruled out, but PDX is pleased to announce Victoria: An Empire Under the Sun HD Remaster Directors Edition Gaiden
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May 17, 2018 06:53
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Shark Sandwich posted:Tbh having late antiquity would be the only way I’d play Rome 2. It’s such an interesting period of history and I knew nothing about it until fairly recently. Most Euro history I took went from Odoacer straight to Charlemagne So little is known about huge swathes of Europe at that time that it might as well be a fantasy game at that point.
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May 17, 2018 07:08
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Gaius Marius posted:So little is known about huge swathes of Europe at that time that it might as well be a fantasy game at that point. Ah, so that's what Paradox is teaming up with White Wolf for. "Our knowledge of Late Antiquity is scattered and fragmentary. Scholars and historians say it is because the breakdown of government structures produced a gap in written texts and records, but the Wise know better, though many wish otherwise. In the waning years of the Roman Empire horrors were unleashed upon the world, so terrible that the survivors collectively agreed it better to bury the knowledge of such times so that even their grandchildren would never know what had happened. But what did in fact happen? For the first time, Paradox Interactive is proud to present a game that lifts the veil and allow you to peer into the heart of madness with their new grand strategy game: Darkest Ages: The Fall. Projected release date 2018 Q4."
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May 17, 2018 07:18
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The so-called Dark Ages never happened, open your eyes.
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May 17, 2018 07:57
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If Paradox releases a game modelled on the “Charlemagne was a myth” theory that’s a day 1 purchase.
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May 17, 2018 08:11
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Look is there going to be an Aztec invasion or not.
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May 17, 2018 08:41
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Gaius Marius posted:So little is known about huge swathes of Europe at that time that it might as well be a fantasy game at that point. There used to be a guy on the paradox forums who was convinced that dragons really existed but were killed off by Saint George and other knights during the dark ages.
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May 17, 2018 08:52
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Funky Valentine posted:Look is there going to be an Aztec invasion or not. Rome 2: Atlantis Rising
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https://twitter.com/PDX_Dev_Studio/status/997018809352499201
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I don’t want to be the guy in the meme, but posting that on your main twitter feed... there’s surely gonna be a huge backlash if it’s not Vicky 3.
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May 17, 2018 09:21
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Bismarck confirmed.
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May 17, 2018 09:26
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Today’s teaser: “There is no Norway on the map....”
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Fellblade posted:Today’s teaser: Hahaha, Sweden jokes. Bismarck double confirmed.
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May 17, 2018 09:30
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It's Sengoku 2 but with Vicky mechanics.
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May 17, 2018 09:33
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canepazzo posted:It's Sengoku 2 but with Vicky mechanics. Victoria: Tokugawa is the first in a series of Victoria-era spin-off games
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May 17, 2018 09:37
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And I am in for it
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These hints are great. Game respect game. "Its Victoria 3 but a time frame before 1814 so Norway isnt a separate country yet."
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May 17, 2018 09:41
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paradox proudly presents: the prince of Timurid
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May 17, 2018 09:42
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The Narrator posted:And I am in for it Every fake game suggested itt is something I would play
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May 17, 2018 09:42
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Actually the funniest thing would be if they released a game covering eu4 to hoi4 but called it something else and made it fun and accessible without ridiculous free market mechanics that drove all the turbo nerds mad because it wasnt victoria 3. Edit: instead of free markets its about the death of autocracy and the era of revolution just not the industrial one.
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It might be a fantasy setting grand strategy game. It would match all the same clues as a Rome game.
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