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Paradox Interactive announces Crusader Kings II: The Old Gods, an expansion for the strategy RPG Crusader Kings II. This is expected in Q2 of this year, and will include a number of user-requested enhancements. This trailer offers a look at the add-on, and there are details on The Crusader Kings Website. Here's a feature list:
- Religious Turmoil: Restore the Old Gods to prominence through sacrifice and divination, or force the pagans to convert through new missionary missions
- Earlier start: 200 years of more gameplay with the special 867 AD bookmark
- Rebels With a Cause: Rebels are no longer faceless rabble, but led by defined characters with specific agendas
- Adventurers: Watch as landless younger sons and charismatic warriors raise armies
- Pillage and Prosper: Loot provinces and burn cities to the ground – lest your warlike people grow angry during extended peacetime!
- Heathens: Convert them or play as them and survive, reforming your faith to stand the test of time
- Prepared Invasions: Declare your intent to invade a rich target, and watch adventurers and opportunists flock to your banner
- Unholy UI: A new pagan interface is available alongside all-new events, decisions, and units
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Re: Crusader Kings II: The Old Gods Announced |
Feb 4, 2013, 09:30 |
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Yes, I must do that. I got some Paradox DLC that way, just some face packs.
I hear they're putting a cut-down version of the character system into Europa Universalis 4, which should be fantastic. At times in CK2, I just wanted to go invading someone which is more what EU is about, but at the same time, the character system is brilliant. I can understand them cutting it down, as it would be overwhelming along with a full conquest game. Just getting rid of the lowest Count level systems would be fine. |
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