Hey, @Sardukhar, do we still have a feedback thread? I had a suggestion that I think might be kind of cool for the forums.
This: https://forums.cdprojektred.com/ind...bugs-and-errors.10969448/page-2#post-11070593
Labelled Bugs and Errors, but you can put ideas into it.
Forum coders are pretty busy implementing features from the switch over still, so doubtful you'll see much traction.
Ah, OK. I won't bother then. For posterity, I was just going to suggest making the "a RED commented here" button actually take you directly to the first RED post. Not sure how multiple posts would be handled, but for most topics that isn't an issue since they are (understandably) not very active.
Damn, I miss Lemmy Kilminster and Ronnie James Dio. Just thought I'd say that.
Waiting for Thronebreaker to drop tomorrow and RDR2 Friday, was playing CKII in the evenings this weekend. Man I love that game. Started as a small county Earl, and within two generations was the King of Ireland and Wales, allied with Scotland. Now it's mostly managing my elective monarchy and trying to keep all my relatives from betraying me. But so engrossing.
I've been playing a lot of Starsector again.
http://fractalsoftworks.com/
It was a one-person show that I think is now a very small team. But they've been plugging away at it for years, and it shows.
http://fractalsoftworks.com/
It was a one-person show that I think is now a very small team. But they've been plugging away at it for years, and it shows.
I've been playing CK2 pretty regularly myself. I use the CK2+ mod, I love it. I also tend to start in Ireland.
I hate the "new" county names, though. I miss when it was just Desmond, Mumu, etc. Now it's Deusmemsmduemfmamain.
I like starting as the smaller city states and then building them up into a country. I frequently do either Ireland, Frisia (the Netherlands) or Italy. My favorite is the Netherlands and then carry it over into EUIV when the mod is working.
Never actually played EU4 (although I have it and that converter DLC). Is it as good as CK2? One thing I like about CK2 is the "personal" feel of having a ruler, dealing with relationships and intrigue, etc. I know EUIV is more "macro" level stuff, right? Did you still enjoy it as much?
I actually started in EU first and converted to CKII. CKII is a more personal feel as you mentioned, but EU has a lot of additional mechanics. I'm especially fond of exploration which is really cool. If forced to choose, I would choose CKII, but both are great. Short answer, yes EUIV is more macro level stuff, although one of the expansions (Rights of Man) gives it a somewhat more personal feel like CKII.
EDIT: If you do get EUIV, definitely wait till it and it's expansions are on a 75% off sale (happens 3-4 times a year for a couple days), and get it plus at least the three expansions:
- Art of War
- Common Sense
- Rights of Man
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I kinda feel bad, sitting here with Pathfinder: Kingmaker (which was not worth the investment, despite being a good game) and Sims 3.
I have to wonder... Will CP2077 features a Night City version of Florida Man?
@Sardukhar
It's finally out! The Alpha of Copper Dreams!
https://whalenoughtstudios.com/community/forums/topic/707/
I'm expecting it to be pretty rough, but we shall find out. I've been told by the devs that it's a "vertical slice."
It's finally out! The Alpha of Copper Dreams!
https://whalenoughtstudios.com/community/forums/topic/707/
I'm expecting it to be pretty rough, but we shall find out. I've been told by the devs that it's a "vertical slice."
I've been playing since released. Even handed in feedback. Pretty cool so far.
Have you had the bug where you get stuck and can't move or perform any actions anymore? I just retry the level when it happens.
Not yet. I did struggle with the camera angle for a while and seeing through things.
Now announcing: Ciripunk! It's a mobile RTS card game where everything must be purchased in the in-game store to use.