Dev Diary #116 - Agrarian Research Techniques

[EuSKalduna]

Wait, if we're going on the assumption this'll involve regencies AND that the big list of interactions could be of both the regent and the regency (regenter?), then I'm throwing my hat in the ring and saying this

HAS to be "Dethrone" or "Depose liege"

 

[IVIephesto]

Such diaries are much better than silence. Thanks.

 

[Trunting]

is it Richard Lionheart?

 

[Wokeg]

PDS_Noodle said that the DD contained two teasers, so the fourth guy may well be about something else entirely.

At least two. For what it's worth, the total number is 4, although technically I guess you could count it as 5.

Edit: whilst we're here, I'll say the three more obscure clues haven't even been picked up on for evaluation, from what I've seen.

 

[TheGib770]

I know, having nothing to do with the other three could be a clue too

It's a different teaser entirely, and the easiest, and technically has nothing to do with the person, and...

 

[Trunting]

The P stands for Possible Interactions

 

[Torngasuk]

Wait, if we're going on the assumption this'll involve regencies AND that the big list of interactions could be of both the regent and the regency (regenter?), then I'm throwing my hat in the ring and saying this

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HAS to be "Dethrone" or "Depose"

Defenestrate.

 

[Trunting]

I'm so excited! My blood pressure must surely be 1066/867...

 

[The_Sterwood]

p*

• Revoke title?
• R*
• L*
• Sell titles?
• S*
• D*
• R*
• I*
• S*
• Designate heir?
• O*
• E*
• Disinherit?
• S*

Hmm... With certain cultures, revoking titles costs renown, and designate heir obviously does with family, so does disinherit. But this also ties the realm in together. So could this be about how characters tie into the realm?

 

[anbeck]

Edit: whilst we're here, I'll say the three more obscure clues haven't even been picked up on for evaluation, from what I've seen.

Seinfeld-themed expansion:

yada yada.

 

[Phantomcreator42]

Not very amusing. Can we maybe get something... actually informative? If you wanna do puzzles that is fine but maybe make them less crucial to accessing the information and make them feasible for someone who doesn't want to spend hours of their life or can't due to IRL obligations?

 

[Trunting]

Found one! This cup o coffee is from the last season of Game of Thrones!


An there is an axe in the background. Axe for axecution?

 

[WestuHal]

Edit: whilst we're here, I'll say the three more obscure clues haven't even been picked up on for evaluation, from what I've seen.

Bird cages in the last picture? And maybe a water bowl on the floor by the character’s feet…a menagerie, perhaps? Animals assembled from the character’s travels?

Edit: A ‘helpful’ react from Wokeg on this post…I’m quite enjoying this haha, unless I’m getting epically trolled!

 

[Rubidium]

is it Richard Lionheart?

It has to be a historical character at one of the game starts, and CK3 only has 867 and 1066, so they need to be adults at that point.

 

[G S Palmer]

I know, having nothing to do with the other three could be a clue too

I think this one might be a clue to heraldic clothing, as someone else suggested earlier in the thread.

Defenestrate.

To be fair, several regents did try to do that to me in CK2.

 

[Torredebelem]

Well, it seems - emphasis on "seems" - it is more stuff tied directly to characters and RP, which I believe is not what the game needs at the moment. I think the game would be better served with more strategic and management content of one's own realm.
Underwhelmed yet again with the content so far of another DLC, but as long as PDX doesn't implement Martians or Aztecs, I know I'll be getting the new stuff...

 

[Arondight]

Bird cages in the last picture?

You are onto something. I don’t remember seeing this background before.

 

[Rubidium]

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Found one! This cup o coffee is from the last season of Game of Thrones!


An there is an axe in the background. Axe for axecution?

That long-handled object in the background looks like it could be some sort of agricultural tool. Maybe the DD title wasn't a lie after all.

 

[Trunting]

What is this small round thing he is wearing around his throat?

 

[Torngasuk]

Edit: whilst we're here, I'll say the three more obscure clues haven't even been picked up on for evaluation, from what I've seen.

Contemplating this latest crypticism, we can see everybody's feet, which aren't normally encountered in the course of gameplay. There must be some meaning to this. Bringing our vassals to heel, maybe? These characters are standing on their own two feet, implying some sort of autonomy for them?