can anyone reccomend me map games? a lot of the are on sale right now at steam and ive always been kinda interested in them, but i have no idea which ones are good and which ones arent. what are you guys favorites?
can anyone reccomend me map games?
can anyone reccomend me map games? a lot of the are on sale right now at steam and ive always been kinda interested in them, but i have no idea which ones are good and which ones arent. what are you guys favorites?
No. Paradox games are all clicker shit - make small number = big number
The aren't really any other map games other than paracucks so go luck. Strategy gaming died a few decades ago.
What do you want in a game?
You seem like an underage brainlet so any of the latest big paradox entries would be great for you, just pick whatever time period interests you the most
oh and whatever you do, just buy the base game if you insist on buying. it's so trivially easy to get all the overpriced DLC with creamapi
>buy all EU4 DLC for $15 USD
The universe belongs to those who see and know when and where to look
Hear good things about field of glory empires.
Paradox games and Civ. All the Paradox games are good if you're a certain level of autist but they play a lot slower than Civ. You just gotta pick which theme you want. Stellaris for sci-fi conquest, CK for character role play, HoI for wargames, Victoria for industry/economy, EU for exploration/economy I think? Never touched EU so I don't really know.
Civ if you want faster games where you're constantly doing stuff.
I'm currently addicted to Civ6 and CK3.
Ignore the trannies that haven't had any fun since the 90s.
Is there a non-hoi real time wargame with logistics?
I played shadow empire and it was fun but being turn based made it feel slower even if it it wasn't actually necessarily slower.
Hegemony Gold is real time and the main focus is on logistics, fun neat little game
I really like Shogun 2 and Medieval 2, from the Total War games. They are fairly heavily military focused, but the administrative/diplomatic/economic parts of the games can get pretty involved if you know how to play. I like that they're turn based but the battles are real time. I really don't care for the Civ games, they are way to simplistic and the war dynamics are pure shit.
Legion gold is a map painter, knights of honor 2 is good, more enjoyable than ck3 homo
shogun 1 and medieval 1 are quite good but you will probably have problems to run them on modern machine
Pirate EU4, get MEIOU3, it really is worth it
This but 2.6
this but eu3 with meiou
this but eu3 with mental asylum overlord tier Magna Mundi
this but eu3 httt
actually you know what nvm don't play any EU game they're all awful
Koei games, Nobunaga's Ambition and Romance of the Three Kingdoms are actually good, just skip the newest releases.
Who would ever play that boomer trash?
this franchise is older than you and had a new release two months ago.
Please, anon. Do tell me where the frick can I buy all of EU IV for $15.
Meant for
My game once it gets released in 10 years or so.
got a name for the game devBlack person?
Princes's Fortune, but you won't find any data (other youtube and twitter) with it, because I haven't put it on Steam or anything.
I feel ashamed of spending more time developing lore than actually coding.
well if there's actual working code there then that already puts you ahead of 99% of idea guy autists, good luck with the game anon
might have to rewrite and move to Unity though
It has no magic or fantasy races.
I have always found magic boring and lazy. I also consider fantasy races something authors add because they hate history and can't develop distinct groups of people.
Basically all lore here a remix of history, e.g. this lore video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbGPDY5M2Yc
>It has no magic or fantasy races
based, if you have anywhere where you mention features(dd or something) drop it pls. you and the arbitology dude need to get on with it.
I only have these random Twitter post, https://twitter.com/OnStrategyDev
E.g pic was one of old tweets:
>"The game has five levels of hierarchy (province ∈ area ∈ subregion ∈ main region ∈ great regions).
Areas have "traditional culture", but provinces contain pop which determines the area's traditional culture"
>The majority culture within an area becomes the area's traditional culture (check every 20 years), if culture has no homeland, the area becomes their homeland"
>If all areas (that make up a subregion) have the same traditional culture, and one of the areas is the culture's home region, the culture's home region is promoted to the subregion"
>So, what does "traditional culture" do? It basically determines how pops get assimilated.
Cultural home regions on the other hand prevent assimilation and encourage popular revolts if the occupier is a foreigner.
>>the arbitology dude need to get on with it.
I have talked him a few times here, I convinced him to change the water texture
>I have talked him a few times here, I convinced him to change the water texture
oh that was you? Nice, frick I forget how small this board is sometimes
does this have magic and dragons?
is it easy to edit it?
names, name list etc
Yeah, it's all JSON
>the comfy angloid equivalent hovering off to the top right in no real danger, causing havoc on the continent, until the pinks perform an island hopping campaign to root them out forever
>the unconquered norf fc peninsula remanants in blue that surge south to conquer the heartland of the decadent green empire and ultimately end it
>salmon-red beaten down to a single province in the mountains multiple times only to come back and conquer half the continent
>the last stranded bright-green legion stuck in the northern mountains for hundreds of years holding out because they refuse to admit their nation was destroyed
kino
>angloid equivalent
Though I like to think it's more interesting than that.
The north-eastern island (Byrtia) had four tribes and was traditionally isolationist from the rest of the continent.
The southern lands were the wealthiest, and northern tribes were the poorest and sparsely populated, but the north also had the best warriors.
So, after centuries of fighting, the balance of the island was shaken, when the northern tribe was able to able subjugate the middle-tribe.
They threatened to conquer the wealthy southern lands, thus the southern tribe resorted to asking for help from the equivalent of Venice.
The not-Venetians converted the southern tribe to their faith, imported many tribes to slavery, and built many forts there, turning the southern tribe into a vassal state.
>only to come back and conquer half the continent
Ideally, one city could be richer than 100 provinces, but in this case happens because it's an occupation test with simple mechanics.
In this test, each nation had a ruler with MIL and ADM stats, ADM determining how much tax they could get from provinces, and MIL their success of conquest.
What seemingly happened here is the leader of invaders died, and was replaced by someone incompetent, allowing the salmon-red to make a comeback.
>>the last stranded bright-green legion stuck in the northern mountains for hundreds of years holding out because they refuse to admit their nation was destroyed
Bug
Crusader Kings 2 it's free to play and you can play with all the DLC for like 3 bucks with the subscription shit or you can pirate it easily.
>be me
>go to steamunlocked to pirate
>find good game to download
>download takes 5 hours
kms
>go to steamunlocked to pirate
Your fault for being terminally moronic