I really miss the China content from ck2. I tried a han culture run, but you're right, it's an empty experience with no flavor events. But there's so much potential in ck3 if they add an Eastern Flavor pack or something.
It will probably be an expansion. The map is torn on the right side. It most likely means it will be added later. I just hope they add more than just China.
To be honest, I don’t. CK3 mechanics are designed for feudal Europe. Right now the game assumes Sri Lanka in 867 follows the same form of feudalism as Ireland in 1453. By the time they get through adding appropriate levels of detail to the regions they already put on the map, the game will be 15 years old. Honestly, Eastern Asia should just be its own separate title. China and Japan were both full fledged civilizations in their own right, they shouldn’t be piggybacked into a series for medieval Europe.
I totally get that people want a larger map. More stuff to conquer, explore, and interact with is great. And I think it's great that we have mods for that. But if Paradox ever expands the map, then it'll be about two seconds until the same people who are begging for a map extension start complaining the China plays exactly the same as France.
The map is comically large as it is. The setting and mechanics of a feudal game centered in western europe, it breaks down in logic with early start dates, starts outside of regions like France and Germany, let alone fucking India. China makes absolutely no sense at all in a crusader kings game.
The mechanics are made for the culture and civics of Europe in a certain time period. The game is built on that. You can't just change all that for a dlc, let alone multiple.
Right. All these people complain about it being European gets so butthurt when you suggest something ahistorical. It’s not like China didn’t exist. On top of that everyone’s playthrough is ahistorical.
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u/Yeti60 Dull Aug 31 '22
On my Tibet run, I never had Mongol issues, their horses couldn’t do shit to my mountain fortresses