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There are lots of games with some learning curve. When starting with Crusader Kings II, I spent more time reading the game wiki than actually playing the game.
by distances 6y ago
There are lots of games with some learning curve. When starting with Crusader Kings II, I spent more time reading the game wiki than actually playing the game.
- bregma 6y agoNot to mention doing a detailed study of the geography and history of medieval feudal Europe, including just what the heck agnatic-cognatic gavelkind succession is and that the Holy Roman Empire was neither holy, Roman, nor an empire. Some days I prefer a sickly in-bred imbecile devil-worshipping king, and some days I just want to deal with short sturdy creatures fond of drink and industry.
- blaser-waffle 6y agoAmen. It's deep, and the UI is complex. And then there is the regular updates/DLC thing, which often adds whole new, poorly explained features. Still a lot of fun though. Breath Status: Held for CKIII
- slothtrop 6y agoI still don't understand CKII. Believe I had tried noob island last, it seemed comprised of waiting for things then being uncertain whether I'm skipping time too much or too little. I must have invaded a vassal as per tutorial 2-3 times and failing.
- keeganpoppen 6y agohell, reading the wiki is half the fun!