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Kazmir

Keeping the ship on course
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I always found the lack of navies a bit odd in CK. Sure, it wasn't a period of seafaring and large naval battles, but some sort of sea warfare should be implemented.

It was always a bit annoying when your armies met the enemy's troops in a sea province when warring overseas, and you had to choose whether to continue to your destination or return back home to counter the enemy offence as your men seemed to be incapable of doing anything more than raising their fists and cursing at the enemy while calmly gliding past each other at the strait of Messina.

EDIT: Woops there's already a thread... :eek:o