But of course, we also want to release a game that's a lot bigger than CK2 was on release. He continues, "There won't be nomad gameplay, for example. Whenever we stray and do India or China in some form, it's not that popular. Pagan stuff and Christian stuff have been the best received, so our players are probably a bit Western-centric, to be honest. "You know, which features were good, and that we're proud of, and were received well-which are usually the same thing. "The thing with CK2 is it's lived a very long time, and we've learned a lot of stuff over the years," Fåhreus says.
Merchant Republics and Nomads are among the features that won't be available at launch With that in mind, we recently got a chance to chat with Game Director Henrik Fåhreus about what's changed and what hasn't. So overall, it made its goal with Crusader Kings 3 to emphasize what worked best and was most popular with players of Crusader Kings 2, adding depth to those areas wherever possible. Paradox knew it wouldn't be able to bring everything over. There's definitely a challenge in following up on a game that has seven years of expansions and new features added. From cadet branches to knights to dynamic religions, it's bringing a lot of new stuff to the council table. If you want a particular province to catch up faster instead, sending your councillors there will multiply the effect of spread from its neighbours.Crusader Kings 3, the auspicious heir to Paradox's breakout hit medieval ruler simulator, was announced this past weekend at PDXCon. If your capital borders directly on provinces outside your realm (for example, Krakow in Poland borders Rus provinces and Hungarian provinces), either accept that you're helping your rivals somewhat, or move your capital to a more central province. This is a good thing! Your capital is where tech will increase the fastest, so you want to encourage those advances to spread to other provinces in your realm.
So by sending your Court Chaplain (or Steward, or Marshal) to research tech in your capital, you increase the rate at which the capital increases in cultural (or economic, or military) technology and therefore increase its lead over provinces neighbouring your capital, which in turn increases the rate of spread of tech from your capital to its neighbouring provinces and non-neighbouring provinces in your personal demesne. The other advisors' research missions also increase the speed of spreading, as do the School and University buildings. The Spymaster's Study Technology mission also lets technology spread from the target province. The rate of growth depends on the degree of the technology lead in the more advanced province. Technology spreads between provinces that border each other, as well as between provinces in the demense of the same ruler even if they do not border each other. It has this to say about technology spread: The CK2 Wiki has an excellent and up-to-date article explaining technology.
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