Trade routes can now emerge dynamically and can spread to neighboring counties through special trade-related buildings like roads and bridges. War, peace and various natural boons and disasters impact the prosperity more. You now can't upgrade the "city" building manually, but it does it automatically with the passage of time to represent growth of population. All holding types now have three specializations that impact what you can build in them (Castles, for example, have a "feudal city" one, which is a county capital, and a "feudal manor" and "citadel" ones, which are economy and military focused respectively). >MTA Debug decisions (if you want to sandbox it)Īnonymous 08/28/21(Sat)08:26:51 No. This time around you'll get Kingdom Come Deliverance, Surviving Mars and a handful of other to be announced games for just £10.Anonymous 08/28/21(Sat)02:45:08 No. While you're at Humble, too, you've got a couple of days left to sign up for the July Humble Monthly. Lastly, you can part with the full £12 and you'll get another five DLC packs, ranging from larger major expansions to smaller feature additions that can slightly alter each game.Īltogether, this would usually set you back around £200, so there's an obscene amount money to be saved should you snatch up everything on offer.
Hand over around £9 and you'll get the second level of the Crusader Kings 2 bundle, which includes another five DLC expansions that add new features, mechanics and more to the game. Fill you coffers with Crusader Kings 2 goods.Īs with many other Humble Bundles, you can pay extra to jump up to the next tier and get a few extras.
So, considering the fact that you can pay just 82 pence to get the Crusader Kings 2 base game and the first five DLC expansions, I'm more tempted than ever to take the plunge and see how my lord might fare in medieval Europe. A new Humble Bundle has just launched that can offer some considerable value if you've ever been tempted to immerse yourself within the grand strategy of Crusader Kings 2.įrom my outsider's perspective, it's always seemed like an impenetrable series, though the number of stories I've heard from players who get it suggests there's an intricate and absorbing game there once you've cracked it.
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