http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/showthread.php?560889-Crusader-Kings-II-beta-keys-anyoneedit: ah lol era entro oggi non ho visto la data
danno le key per la beta di CK2 se riuscite a fare un AAR su sengoku figo
http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/showthread.php?560889-Crusader-Kings-II-beta-keys-anyone
edit: ah lol era entro oggi non ho visto la data
http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/showthread.php?560889-Crusader-Kings-II-beta-keys-anyoneedit: ah lol era entro oggi non ho visto la data
Comunque iniziare con un piccolo conte del nord Italia è una palla, c'è l'imperatore germanico che possiede anche le tue mutande, io sono riuscito a staccarmi per una botta di fortuna e mi sono messo sotto l'ala protettrice del duca di Milano, i successori sono eletti con legge elettiva e mi trovavo in prima posizione grazie alla marzialità... appena sono salito mi sono dichiarato indipendente e per fortuna il tedesco non è sceso a farmi guerra...
Solitamente iniziavo con un paesotto del sud...
Solitamente iniziavo con un paesotto del sud...
Coi gestionali sono una pippa (a pensarci bene sono una pippa a qualsiasi cosa tranne gli fps) ma i titoli paradox mi scimmiano un sacco, addesso provo il primo così prende la scimmia anche a me 
Edit: omg su greenmangaming c'è clash of heroes per PC! Quello per DS l'ho adorato alla follia. Non c'entra un cazzo ma ci tenevo a dirlo
Edit: omg su greenmangaming c'è clash of heroes per PC! Quello per DS l'ho adorato alla follia. Non c'entra un cazzo ma ci tenevo a dirlo
mannaggia mi sono riscimmiato.
Confermo che l' "imperatore germanico" è un dito al culo ma ha pure un grande regno da mantenere unito e a volte le cose gli sfuggono di mano.
In un playthough mi è capitato pure di vederlo scomparire con le terre spartite fra i vari regnanti.
http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/showthread.php?562469-Crusader-Kings-II-Dev-Diary-13-Don-t-Mess-with-the-Pope!
Crusader Kings II - Dev Diary 13 - Don't Mess with the Pope!
Crusader Kings II - Dev Diary 13 - Don't Mess with the Pope!
Spoiler
Hello again folks, I do believe it is time for another dev diary!
We've basically covered most of the features in the game by now, so I thought I'd change tack and talk a bit about what we've been up to in the last week. Much of the focus lately has been on war and peace, both the rules and the AI behaviour. I am pleased to report that we've now got vassals within the same realm fighting each other like the vicious bastards they are.
We have also changed the rules a bit - vassals are now allowed to declare war on independent rulers, but independent rulers still cannot declare war on vassals. Thus, we now have William of Normandy as a vassal of France while invading England on his own. An unforeseen consequence of this is that he now tends to call in his father-in-law, another French vassal, Duke Boudewijn of Flandres to help him out. Marriage matters folks, and don't you forget it!
On a related note, Duchess Matilde of Tuscany, vassal of the Holy Roman Emperor (and the most eligible bride in Europe), tends to open the game in 1066 with a rather bad move, attacking the Pope to seize Orvieto (which is de jure part of her Duchy of Spoleto.) Other times, the Pope usurps the title Duke of Spoleto, and then Matilde feels obliged to attempt to take it back.
Either way, the unfortunate Duchess tends to get a rather nasty surprise. She has forgotten an important lesson that you might remember from an earlier diary - the Pope gets taxes from loyal bishops around Europe, making him a very, very rich man. So, while he has few levies of his own to raise, he can basically afford to hire every mercenary company in Europe! Even the mighty Holy Roman Emperor sometimes loses to the might of the Vatican.
...and there was much balancing.
Until next time!
http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/showthread.php?563532-Crusader-Kings-II-Dev-Diary-14-Plots
Crusader Kings II - Dev Diary 14 - Plots
Over the last week we've been balancing the succession law plots, because everyone and their uncle were plotting to institute Elective Monarchy. (In 1453, all kingdoms had ended up with this law.) Of course, it does make perfect sense for vassals to pick this plot, because it gives them a chance of getting elected themselves. However, it wasn't very nice of the Duke of Aquitaine to start a civil war over this right when King Philippe was trying to take Normandy back from William the Conqueror... So, we tweaked the likelihood of others joining in the plot and tightened up the conditions for taking it.
That's all for now!
trovo alquanto intrigante questa meccanica dei plots, spero solo che ce ne siano diversi fra cui scegliere.
Crusader Kings II - Dev Diary 14 - Plots
Spoiler
Hello folks!
It's Thursday, and you all know what that means... pea soup, pancakes and warm Punsch! Also, a Crusader Kings II dev diary. Today's topic is Plots. Like in EU:Rome, characters can have a specific ambition in life. It can be innocuous things like getting married, getting rich, or having a nice glass of warm Punsch, but sometimes it can be more sinister, like having your wife fall down the stairs. These nasty ambitions are called Plots, and they are hidden from other characters unless they are in on it (or have been made aware of it.) Those of you who have played Sengoku will recognize the general concept, although it works slightly differently in Crusader Kings II. You pick an available plot, then you can start inviting other characters into it. If the plot is military in nature, like gaining control of a title, the plot gains power from rulers commanding a military force. If it's an intrigue plot, you should rather invite those who are close to the target of the plot. Plot power is just a percentage, and will unlock new events and decisions the further along it is. At 100% plot power, the plot is likely to succeed.
The problem is that Spymasters (the council position) can discover plots, depending on their intrigue skill vs the plotter's intrigue skill. Unless they too are in on it, they will report to their liege, who can then choose to take action. If you are lucky, he might just demand that you cease and desist. However, since he has evidence of your scheming, he is allowed to imprison you without repercussions (normally, other characters will perceive you as a tyrant when you throw people in the dungeon.) Being imprisoned automatically ends the plot, by the way.
These are some of the more interesting plots:
- Change the Succession Law
- Take a landed title from your Liege
- Have a character killed
Over the last week we've been balancing the succession law plots, because everyone and their uncle were plotting to institute Elective Monarchy. (In 1453, all kingdoms had ended up with this law.) Of course, it does make perfect sense for vassals to pick this plot, because it gives them a chance of getting elected themselves. However, it wasn't very nice of the Duke of Aquitaine to start a civil war over this right when King Philippe was trying to take Normandy back from William the Conqueror... So, we tweaked the likelihood of others joining in the plot and tightened up the conditions for taking it.
That's all for now!
trovo alquanto intrigante questa meccanica dei plots, spero solo che ce ne siano diversi fra cui scegliere.
quoto su sengoku mi è sembrata una meccanica veramente figa
Magari lo avete già visto ma lo posto lo stesso.
Inoltre dalla newsletter.
We're giving all European citizens a chance to come to Sweden to play multiplayer with the dukes of design and kings of code behind of Crusader Kings II, on the afternoon on December 6th. We’ll chose three Europeans and two locals to get an invitation.
To try to ease our burning conscience for excluding the rest of the world, we’ll also hand out five CK2 beta codes among you living in areas other than Europe. All you have to do to be in with a chance to win is answer the following question: Who is your favorite King or Queen, and why? Send your answer together with name and address to newsletter (at) paradoxplaza.com before November 30th.
Inoltre dalla newsletter.
We're giving all European citizens a chance to come to Sweden to play multiplayer with the dukes of design and kings of code behind of Crusader Kings II, on the afternoon on December 6th. We’ll chose three Europeans and two locals to get an invitation.
To try to ease our burning conscience for excluding the rest of the world, we’ll also hand out five CK2 beta codes among you living in areas other than Europe. All you have to do to be in with a chance to win is answer the following question: Who is your favorite King or Queen, and why? Send your answer together with name and address to newsletter (at) paradoxplaza.com before November 30th.
Aggiornato primo post, purtroppo il video qui sopra non si trova in hd o (soprattutto) sonoro miglirore
AAR fresco fresco
http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/showthread.php?570304-The-Trials-of-Orabilia-MacDuib-A-Beta-AAR
tenete d'occhio il thread per futuri sviluppi
http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/showthread.php?570304-The-Trials-of-Orabilia-MacDuib-A-Beta-AAR
tenete d'occhio il thread per futuri sviluppi
Il tratto omosessualità, interessante!
Patrick McGoohan 
In quel ruolo era la perfezione, impossibile fare di meglio imo
In quel ruolo era la perfezione, impossibile fare di meglio imo
Sì ma aspetta, perché ci credo poco.
Questo parla da fanboy o si è tirato le seghe sulla beta come ai bei tempi andati?
E' ovviamente un giudizio basato su una beta, che essendo già di suo buona (apparentemente) lascia molto ben sperare, visto che si fa sempre in tempo a cesellare eventuali brutture.
Il tizio è uno dei soliti 4 di rps, a cui già il primo ck era piaciuto molto (c'è scritto se leggi), quindi non so quanto sia viziato il suo giudizio. Solitamente rps è affidabile.
Il tizio è uno dei soliti 4 di rps, a cui già il primo ck era piaciuto molto (c'è scritto se leggi), quindi non so quanto sia viziato il suo giudizio. Solitamente rps è affidabile.
Su Dungeons hanno toppato alla grandissima, trascinati forse dalla voglia di avere tra le mani un vecchio Dungeon Keeper si son fatti prendere dal sentimentalismo dei bei tempi andati.
Non credo sarà comunque questo il caso, ho fiducia nella paradox.