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In short, in EU4 you play as a country, and in CK3 you play as an individual of a dynasty (i.e. everything is much more "personal" in CK3). But understanding th
by flohofwoe 4y ago
In short, in EU4 you play as a country, and in CK3 you play as an individual of a dynasty (i.e. everything is much more "personal" in CK3). But understanding the gameplay mechanics of one Paradox game is definitely useful to also understand the others (my "journey" so far was CK3 => EU4 => HOI4). Still, those three games provide a very different 'gameplay experience'.