BC Knight

Why they're so many posts for war elephants. I don't think they would make a lot of sense if the map doesn't reach to India, would they?

I would like to have it in Bulgarian and I would love to include it in the story that I am writing. So I am not disappointed but mostly delighted. :)

It seems I was right. And by the way, would you like to create a medieval poem/song for khan Krum this time 😄 ? If yes, send me a message and I will give you more details about why I am asking

I don't think this is the best approach as doing this may end up with some culture/religious groups having the feel that they are neglected or misrepresented. For me this sounds too broad and creates the the issue mentioned above. Even though the term "Pagan" might be correct from the eyes of a Christian medieval nation, from the perspective of the pagan is not, because the pagans are too different from each other in their beliefs, rituals, the gods they worship, etc. With that said, I can't agree with this: I would find this very repetitive and XP similar t

That's because the religious dev diary is (finally/maybe) coming next week, eh?

Dobrudzha or Karvuna, whichever exist in the late game. If these don't exist, or there isn't a late medieval period something like Naples or Tuscany, nah, I am kidding. - Bulgaria 😄

well, there should be some trust in people that you play with, I wouldn't play with someone who is cheating lol

It may be just me, but I don't like victory conditions. I would imagine to be more like relaxing play with another people together for fun, than a race to achieve something first, before the other players. This can be very easily solved with a mod, designed with multiplayer in mind, or just smaller map where players are closer to each other like England, Balkans etc. I think the smaller the map is the better experience will have for multi. I don't think it will be much fun to play with two people on the entire euro map - there will be no much difference than single player. On the othe

I don't want to take a side in this, because I don't know if I am right or wrong but check this: (Old East Slavic: Киевское кънѧжьство, romanized: Kievskoe kniazhstvo, Russian: Киевское княжество, romanized: Kievskoe kniazhestvo, Ukrainian: Київське князівство, romanized: Kyivske kniazivstvo) So in my opinion if we refer to Old East Slavic as the oldest source - Киевское кънѧжьство probably should be called Kiev https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principality_of_Kiev

I don't understand your point a lot, but I also asked this question a few months ago, probably the time has not come to reveal that. From my observations looks like is stretched from Morocco to Iran and goes as south as Ethiopia

I don't like the idea the king, or the heir or prince to be appointed to do a job such as diplomat, trader, spy. On the other hand if the king has skill for spy, cleric, trader, this skill should be on a global management level and would be added as a global bonus on top of everything else. The only reasonable profession for me is the king to sit on his throne all day long or to lead armies in battle. For prince/heir - minor erands, diplomatic missions, battles could be possible. For second/third son - cleric is a good option. Also when the king is too old could retire to a monaster

I can't agree with that. I would say it's the opposite. Players usually don't hire knight and rely only on family to avoid having spies. That's a huge improvement already. I want to send a spy to Rome to help me find the most corrupt candidate for a Pope. Then to use the spy for bribing other cardinals to support the chosen one on the election. And I would have a puppet Pope for as long as he or my king lives. Unless the pope finds an ally to help him get out of this scheme.

Is it possible instead of saying castle near Leon these castles to have real names and to represent real castles? There are a few castles east of Lyon that may be good for these two on the map.

Thanks for the idea. This will save a lot of time for image editing. Also cool images I like that you used game art for the buildings.