My name is UberEpicZach, I am a community modder for Crusader Kings III; Projects Include CK3AGOT, Kingdom of Heaven, The Expanded Mod Series, and others!
Merry Christmas from the @CrusaderKings 3 - Modding Co-op!
It's been an impressive year for everyone here in the co-op. There have been numerous exciting announcements, updates, and releases that have kept both the players and us modders eagerly anticipating the future!
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@ProudBavaria Hot take, Chapter 3 is my favourite Chapter. Otherwise it goes Chapter 3, Chapter 1 and then specifically the Chapter 2 parts that involve Shadowhearts character development.
I know nothing about this but I got a great laugh from reading "why did I get hit here?" while seeing literally the entire screen filled with exploding fire lol
@DeadmanBostonB This is more fair if you split the shows into seasons. Mando seasons 1&2 were actually pretty excellent. Seasons 2.5 and 3 were not.
@ShawtyBrothers The second one worked / would have worked if they kept the inital Luke Skywalker scenes in A New Hope. Where luke is looking up, and....wondering what was going on.
I have also had the pleasure to get support from Uber, who swiftly readded my favourite modded features to a vanilla setup - falling snow and clouds as fog of war.
@napolidopoli @facerub This piece in particular wasn't Hal, but Rottinghead! Hal did the majority, but Rottinhead has done a couple himself! https://t.co/hBJ1Va2hUC
@ProudBavaria If they added 1444, certainly. I simply care more about the exploration and colonial game, and if this can cut 100 years from be getting there, I will every time.
Dev Diary #195- Salve in Domino ⛪
In today’s Dev Diary we’ll be taking a broad look at the design vision behind our upcoming expansion about the very thing that made medieval Europe tick: the Christian Church.
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