Paradox are going to give some fresh life to Crusader Kings II with a new DLC named 'Monks and Mystics' [Steam, Official Site].
It will release March 7th, and below are some features that will be in this new content pack.
Features
- Monastic Orders: With lay offices available to non-clerical characters, monastic orders will increase your character’s piety - but they have expectations.
- Cults: Heretical cults may flourish and its is rumored that the worship of Satan continues in the darkened fringes of the world
- Climb the Ranks: Characters work their way up the ladder of Societies, unlocking new abilities and triggering new event chains
- Hunt for Heretics: Send your chaplain out to find secret societies that undermine the holy church and your realm. But what if the hunter is guilty himself?
- Other New Councillor Actions: Your councillors have a fourth action that will make them more powerful and integral to sound rulership
- And much more: Assassins, archaeological expeditions, holy relics, great treasures and more
Be honest, how many hours of your life have been lost to CKII? Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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It will release March 7th, and below are some features that will be in this new content pack.
Features
- Monastic Orders: With lay offices available to non-clerical characters, monastic orders will increase your character’s piety - but they have expectations.
- Cults: Heretical cults may flourish and its is rumored that the worship of Satan continues in the darkened fringes of the world
- Climb the Ranks: Characters work their way up the ladder of Societies, unlocking new abilities and triggering new event chains
- Hunt for Heretics: Send your chaplain out to find secret societies that undermine the holy church and your realm. But what if the hunter is guilty himself?
- Other New Councillor Actions: Your councillors have a fourth action that will make them more powerful and integral to sound rulership
- And much more: Assassins, archaeological expeditions, holy relics, great treasures and more
Be honest, how many hours of your life have been lost to CKII? Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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250 hours in total.
But I gave up on Paradox games for their awful unscalable UI -- try playing CK2 in 4K, you'll go blind reading the tiny fonts. It's fallen on the community to create mods for such a simple thing as UI scaling!!! Paradox doesn't seem to care one whit about this long standing issue, that they know about.
So, I'm not buying anymore their games until they do something about it.
But I gave up on Paradox games for their awful unscalable UI -- try playing CK2 in 4K, you'll go blind reading the tiny fonts. It's fallen on the community to create mods for such a simple thing as UI scaling!!! Paradox doesn't seem to care one whit about this long standing issue, that they know about.
So, I'm not buying anymore their games until they do something about it.
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The fonts still aren't antialiased on the Linux build. And the textures are lowres on the Linux build. Try it on WINE to see the difference. On a high res display the difference means that the Linux version is unplayable.
I submitted multiple bug reports about the issue, but they were all ignored.
I submitted multiple bug reports about the issue, but they were all ignored.
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NovenTheHero Feb 24, 2017
3066 hours =/
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Mountain Man Feb 24, 2017
Quoting: ZaxthThe fonts still aren't antialiased on the Linux build. And the textures are lowres on the Linux build. Try it on WINE to see the difference.I would be interested in seeing comparison screenshots.
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Only 276 hours, I expected much more. But I am going to start another campaign soon... :P
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