Life is tough and CKII isn't always a game about succeeding.
I'd been doing really badly anyway, just acting as one of the Holy Roman Emperor's many lapdogs, but I was still having fun. And by finished I mean to say that I was killed in battle and my six year old son was given the responsibility of rule. RPS: I recently finished a game of Crusader Kings II. With a major patch and expansion due, I spoke with project lead Henrik Fåhraeus to learn what horrible history the Sword of Islam DLC will add. I've misplaced more blood relatives than I've had hot dinners, and that's mostly because heating food takes time and that's time that could be spent crushing infidels, betraying loyal vassals and hoping for young children to die in a war that I started so that I can inherit everything they own. A lot of the things that happen in Crusader Kings II are horrible and familicide is just one of them. That quick look was actually what sold the game to me and I've already put in some 30 hours in it after having it for not too long.Familicide is an actual word with a meaning as horrible as you might imagine. do a pretty good job going through what the game has to offer. If you watched the quick look Dave and co.
I think it's a fair trade-off, however, since the amount of depth and options with Grand Campaigns is pretty amazing. Now that I think of it, will the expansion be compatible with the mod or vice versa? I guess we might have a wait a little bit for the compatibility to be worked out, if If you're into games like the Total War franchise, Crusader Kings II is basically a more complex version of the grand campaign minus being able to play out battles. I just booted up my Crusader Kings II and just realized I use the same mod! It is extremely thorough and makes changes all across the board by implementing changes from several smaller ones, so I would place it as the best as well. Ah I didn't notice your mention of CK2+ from your post.
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