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Korea (South)2437 Posts
This one looks pretty good though, will have to give it a try | ||
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rezoacken
Canada2719 Posts
http://www.twitch.tv/paradoxinteractive/b/395564021 | ||
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Drake
Germany6146 Posts
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Deleted User 137586
7859 Posts
The things you get are 1) Beta access (need loads of friends for that), 2) DLC's, 3) Eu III, 4) Strategy guide. | ||
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Kamille
Monaco1035 Posts
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zeo
Serbia6342 Posts
http://signup.europauniversalis4.com/r/ae2ff553016 | ||
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bK-
United States326 Posts
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Yuljan
2196 Posts
On June 06 2013 02:10 bK- wrote: Watch EU4 lack innovation/support like EU3 did. The modding community is what saved that game from being a complete failure. To this day the multiplayer is plagued with Out Of Sync Errors/Checksum issues and eu3 has been out since 2007. If I remember correctly even paradox's own metaservers are still down. I expect the modding community around the game to do better than the actual devs! Take a look at death and taxes mod for eu3 and you will understand my point of view. The modding community is outstanding while the company behind it just puts out terrible products. In before they rehash eu4 and call it Victoria 3/4, then sell it to you at a premium cost $50/60 USD. So until I get more information about eu4 I am going to hold onto my cash. Why are people so obsessed with death and taxes? I tried it and even compared to the original it was way too easy. No challenge at all. Sure the mod community brings out awesome mods but the originals are hard enough to learn for new players. I never played the multiplayer though. For me paradox games are single player games. | ||
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Caller
Poland8075 Posts
i prefer fun2eu | ||
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zaikantos
Netherlands43 Posts
On June 06 2013 02:10 bK- wrote: Watch EU4 lack innovation/support like EU3 did. The modding community is what saved that game from being a complete failure. To this day the multiplayer is plagued with Out Of Sync Errors/Checksum issues and eu3 has been out since 2007. If I remember correctly even paradox's own metaservers are still down. I expect the modding community around the game to do better than the actual devs! Take a look at death and taxes mod for eu3 and you will understand my point of view. The modding community is outstanding while the company behind it just puts out terrible products. In before they rehash eu4 and call it Victoria 3/4, then sell it to you at a premium cost $50/60 USD. So until I get more information about eu4 I am going to hold onto my cash. EU4's multiplayer and achievements are via steam though, so that part is taken care of. There is quita bit of information out on eu4 already, via the eu4 developer diaries. | ||
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Silvanel
Poland4768 Posts
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mTwRINE
Germany318 Posts
This time they said several times, that they can afford to release a clean, not rushed product with extensive testing and while I have to agree that mods made the game awesome and longlasting, everyone starts with vanilla and fills their lack of gameplay in certain areas or overall depth with the mods needed. Im not sure the jump in gameplay will be worth full price, but mods/multiplayer/slightly better interface/grafics and another reward for best SP experience in years with EU3 makes it easy. | ||
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zaikantos
Netherlands43 Posts
On June 06 2013 02:39 Silvanel wrote: Really? Too bad i dont use Steam....hope there are other alternatives for multiplayer. Most likely will be a steam online and a lan mode, but no other online options. [1] | ||
Myles
United States5162 Posts
On June 06 2013 02:39 Silvanel wrote: Really? Too bad i dont use Steam....hope there are other alternatives for multiplayer. You should be able to use LAN, but it's going to be Steam only. No DRM, but all patches and such will be through Steam. | ||
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Incze
Romania2058 Posts
Can't wait for this one | ||
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Silvanel
Poland4768 Posts
 (( They are making me a sad Panda, i really love to have game in a box and not to worry about third party programs,accounts and such. | ||
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Yurie
12117 Posts
On June 06 2013 04:14 Silvanel wrote: (( They are making me a sad Panda, i really love to have game in a box and not to worry about third party programs,accounts and such.I'm the opposite. I buy a box (since it is cheaper), write in the cd key in whatever online service they picked. Throw away the box (disconnected my dvd player after I installed windows). If EU4 has more automation than EU3 had at release I'll probably get it. The EU series is the one of theirs I've liked the most. It is a drag building armies/navy/building late game though (not as bad as in Victoria, thank god). | ||
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rezoacken
Canada2719 Posts
As far as EU4 being problematic, we'll see. I didn't play EU3 when it came out, I only played when I got it for free after buying CK2. However CK2 worked great during its whole lifetime. | ||
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RvB
Netherlands6288 Posts
On June 06 2013 05:14 rezoacken wrote: Come on, steam is alright. Without it Paradox would probably sell one quarter of what they currently sell anyway. As far as EU4 being problematic, we'll see. I didn't play EU3 when it came out, I only played when I got it for free after buying CK2. However CK2 worked great during its whole lifetime. Steam is okay but I prefer if both options were open instead of everything going via steam. I don't like it when I know a company has that much power over a whole portfolio of games. edit: saying this I will definetly buy EU4 I've played sooo much EU3 and I still do. | ||
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zeo
Serbia6342 Posts
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