I think that they could be a minor power so they may get a bit of content.
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Sounds good. And I trust Tinto.
It makes sense to focus on the most played nations, although I would have expected this for the last DLC and I hope this is not it. No matter how much we might want EU5, there are still some sad regions in EU4 that desperately need content, like South America, and its colonial nations.
I share the sentiment that getting DLC for nations that were already reworked in previous DLCs leaves a bitter taste. Although it's minimized when the content of those DLC get expanded for free, like in the case of Golden Century's Holy orders.
Still, a questionable use of DLCs overall.
To me, mission trees are not what makes EU fun. Content should preferably be about new mechanics; things you can do in the game, and flavor for that sweet immersion. Missions go against the free sandbox feeling of alternate history that draws me to this game, but at least missions are optional and I guess some people like them. Unlocking special units through missions is fine.
I want EU4 to be the best it can be, so I'll keep supporting it. I also wish to keep loving the brand in the long term, but a good DLC policy is essential for that.
It makes sense to focus on the most played nations, although I would have expected this for the last DLC and I hope this is not it. No matter how much we might want EU5, there are still some sad regions in EU4 that desperately need content, like South America, and its colonial nations.
I share the sentiment that getting DLC for nations that were already reworked in previous DLCs leaves a bitter taste. Although it's minimized when the content of those DLC get expanded for free, like in the case of Golden Century's Holy orders.
Still, a questionable use of DLCs overall.
To me, mission trees are not what makes EU fun. Content should preferably be about new mechanics; things you can do in the game, and flavor for that sweet immersion. Missions go against the free sandbox feeling of alternate history that draws me to this game, but at least missions are optional and I guess some people like them. Unlocking special units through missions is fine.
I want EU4 to be the best it can be, so I'll keep supporting it. I also wish to keep loving the brand in the long term, but a good DLC policy is essential for that.
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EU4 is old for a game. But yet they keep making new DLC. This is almost elderly abuse.
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Yay! Really love all the changes but really dissapointed Scotland, Ireland, and Granada (Andalusisia) got passed over these past 2 updates. Would've been really cool to have a North Sea Empire formable too in light of LotN but maybe thats just me ^_^ . Heres to hoping all of them, and South America/Tartary/Persia/Caucasia are up next! I really hope South Africa gets implemented with its own trade company tag(s) similar to what they're doing with india now. Dutch/Netherlands needs more flavor too. Would also love for Australia trade to feed into Cape horn to represent the developing clipper route of the time, and Itd make trade to South America more interesting and an alternate route to ferry goods from the east vis a vis the pacific. You guys at Tinto are doing a great job and more justice to the game than I thought possible given the enormous prior tech debt. Thank you for participating in the forums and addressing feedback/questions. Would love if y'all checked out the personal threads Ive created discussing these topics more in depth. Cheers, and DOMINATION HYPEEEEEE!
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I'm more interested on Prussia. Korea to me just serves to be conquered by the Japanese.
However i would like if Tinto would revisit HRE and it's members. Specificaly Austria, Brandenburg/Prussia, Bohemia, Bavaria, Milano and Savoy.Just to buff their modifiers, without significantly changing missions. Also perhaps unique government reforms for HRE members.
Edit : Netherlands also.
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Domination? That's a fitting name for the DLC which has been criticized for focusing on Great Nations.
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I am happy about this DLC but sad at the same time that Byzantium didn't receive anything new
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They were saying the same thing about Emperor. So probably not.
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We still have a chance to get some content for it with the Middle East immersion pack.I am happy about this DLC but sad at the same time that Byzantium didn't receive anything new
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I don't think so. There are more regions to cover, like Middle East or Central and South America.
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I certainly hope so. I would love Middle East update more than anything. Byzantium is only one nation i would like, another is Nubia so i do hope as well that Nubia won't be left behind.
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True the Middle East feel very lackluster, did a Nejd to Arabia run and my god was it so boring with the missions trees being outdated as hell. Only Ottomans and Mamluks are at all viable.
It's weird since the literal Abbasid Caliphate from CK3 is still active in Egypt at this time, so you can do a lot around that not to mention the Bedouin tribes... or a unique Caliphate mechanic to emulate the Ottomans ursurping the Caliphate. The Caliphate status held a lot of sway over Sunnis until 1924 when the Ottoman Caliphate was abolished.
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Poland got an update in Lions of the NorthNo love for Poland
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Nothing for Persia and the Mamluks? Shame.
It's strange that the Safavid content is so light in the game.
It's strange that the Safavid content is so light in the game.
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This thread is not on fire the same way the CK3 DLC is.
Really looking forward to this!
Really looking forward to this!
Wait what, is that it? A DLC that's just slightly expanded mission trees and mechanics for nations that already have DLC? That's not what I was hoping for at all.
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A dlc that should be part of other dlc's not a separate one.... I thought we would get a one about Central Asia.
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