Aside from Hearts of Iron 2, it's been a long time since I've played a Paradox game, and while EU3 looks good, I'd still like to see what everybody's feedback is on it. I know it's been released in North America since the 23rd.
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Europa Universalis 3
- Thread starter Bradylama
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Gwendo
Augur
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- Aug 22, 2004
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I got it.
I remember instaliing EU1 and uninstalling an hour later. BUt this time reviews say it is more acessible.
So far I've watched/played the tutorials, and it's looking good. Gonna try a small scenario. Maybe change a country's religion or something.
I remember instaliing EU1 and uninstalling an hour later. BUt this time reviews say it is more acessible.
So far I've watched/played the tutorials, and it's looking good. Gonna try a small scenario. Maybe change a country's religion or something.
kris
Arcane
It is more of a game than the earlier EU, as it is more dynamic and simply more stable.
Fez, Crusader kings is the closest to a "roleplaying" game you will see from paradox, as you play a dynasty and not a country.
Fez, Crusader kings is the closest to a "roleplaying" game you will see from paradox, as you play a dynasty and not a country.
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