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That doesn't quite apply here, because the games cover different (but overlapping and consecutive) time periods. So you take a world shaped by the alternate med
by presidentender 5y ago
That doesn't quite apply here, because the games cover different (but overlapping and consecutive) time periods. So you take a world shaped by the alternate medieval history of your Crusader Kings playthrough, run it through the converter and load it as a Europa Universalis game, and carry it forward to the modern day in Victoria and Hearts of Iron.
There's not a reasonable way to go back and say "after the second world war, it's the year 867 again, and the world operates under feudal politics."
- labster 5y agoMaybe if we add an option in Stellaris to bomb a planet back to the Stone Age? Or Iron Age would be more useful.
- a_e_k 5y agoWell, there is the "Outside Context" achievement in Stellaris that might work for something like that: "Invade pre-FTL Earth while it is in the midst of a world war."
- HappySweeney 5y agoI think it's bugged currently, but "Armageddon Bombardment" is a thing. It turns the planet (after several years) into a tomb world.
- labster 5y ago> bugged currently Yep, sounds like a Paradox game.