Crusader Kings III

好玩，就是这个dlc需要经济实力宛如神明

没有竞品罢了

It costs more than $100 when you factor in DLC. Don't buy the DLC. Find another way and don't reward Paradox's predatory policies.

Знаете, этот шарм, это мгновение, этот момент, когда ты видишь что - 40 тысяч крестоносцев идут на Византию, а ты сам маленький граф с 600 солдат. Это как орда орков, у тебя нет против неё шансов... я доволен

крутой симулятор инцеста и убийств родственников из-за 1 владения на острове в африке

Game is fantastic but the expansions and addons are exhorbitantly expensive. They offer a subscription service to get them all but i prefer to own the game and for that reason im giving it a -

События одни и те же, я их наизусть уже знаю за 300 часов игры. А так игра хорошая

大奸大恶模拟器promax

You know. CK2 is fond in my heart for its many fun mechanics, in-depth systems and how every lifespan feels like a fun little adventure. I remember getting CK3 at launch, being disheartened at launch at how it was the framework and not the content, and figured it'd be better after a bit of love. So, I come back a few years later with the subscription, give it a go and find that all the new systems are exceedingly bloated and gamey. Take the Iberian struggle; to resolve it you either cannot own more than 50% of Iberia, or you need to own all of Iberia and 75% of your primary title needs to be your culture + religion. Here's the catch: culture spread and conversion is so difficult, that you basically are kneecapped from forming an empire and naturally concluding a historical event for several years, and a really useful decision that the game urges you to take makes that harder because there's now more ground to cover. Despite being strong enough to trump Francia and the HRE, I am forbidden from making an empire because "hurrdurr iberian struggle still going". Take Japan's systems. No internal wars, well okay then, we can make that work. But if your main mechanic is creating blocs of power... why not have a way to effectively dismantle other blocs? If the AI decides to make an untenable blob of 25k then there's nothing really you can do but just look at it because intrigue won't let you dent it and neither does war; its just preventing the blob all together. And that's my issue. There's so many "well you're just ♥♥♥♥♥♥" states NOT because you made the wrong choices, but because the game did not communicate something properly, or does not allow itself to be interacted with, or because the system You're constantly juggling other systems. Accolades for knights are cool but ultimately is just another thing you have to micro. The tax system for clans is just mini meritocracy where for once you care about guests with good learning. The systems don't flow together, they all just feel like busywork for extra bonuses and they feel gamey, not historical. This is one of the few paradox games where I'd rather just have the straight-up spreadsheet rather than the game, because it feels more like a spreadsheet than a game. Oh also the optimization is mid and takes 10-15 minutes to boot. Bruuuuh.

I'm sure some like this game, but I don't. And here's why. The game is incredibly dense. Which on the surface, isn't terrible. Historical accuracy is amazing. The level of detail that has gone into the game is nothing short of incredible. But, with that density comes an incredible amount of micro management. Miss one little detail and you get absolutely destroyed. Forgot to protect your realm against plagues? Your whole line of succession dies. Forgot to make good friends with a vassal? they revolt against you. Expand at all? Peasant uprising. Don't expand? discontent heirs and they come back to claim your crown. Third playthrough attempt ended the exact way the two before it did: Spent hours building a launching pad for my kingdom. When my first ruler becomes old and infirm, a plague hits that wipes out at least 90% of my dynasty. By the time the plague passed, my dynasty was so hated I had at least 2 wars claimed against me, a peasant uprising, and no heirs. Kingdom falls apart, left with maybe one or two holdings. I thought maybe turning on automatic military control would help me focus more on my own kingdom, but that lead to me being pulled into a war by an ally which I couldn't withdraw from. In the wake of that, one of my vassals revolted. TLDR; this game throws too much at you to be able to manage, and punishes you when you can't manage it. Just not a fun experience. Maybe if you are super good at strategy games, this game might be fun. But for someone like me, who was just looking for a historically accurate feudalism game, it's just too much.