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How does this compare to the second one? I tried for so long to understand what to do in that game and never figured it out. "Start with Ireland" they all said, "It's the easiest start". And i was forever lost.
Is this one easier to navigate at all?
I was about 150 hours into CK2 before I really felt like I started to understand it so I'm wary of jumping into this one and learning it all over again
Nah CK3 changed some things but the base gameplay is fundamentally the same. If you had a working knowledge of CBs and inheritance you're already halfway done.
Those are pretty much where I hit a dead end lol
I doubt a weekend will be enough time for me to figure this one out and have fun. Oh well
Interesting, that is good to know. It's been a while but maybe then it'll come back to me pretty fast.