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<blockquote data-quote="Zardnaar" data-source="post: 8085342" data-attributes="member: 6716779">See it's addictive. You don't have the one more turn effect it's the one more hour effect. &nbsp;CK also is easy to pick up, hard to master so it's been the most approachable of the Paradox games. There's no win condition I've gone from emperor down to duke then count as the new king revoked my titles. &nbsp;I still won the game with a massive score as my bloodline ruled most of Europe. &nbsp;All those not heirs married off and failed matrilineal marriages to counts and dukes eventually some if them independently rose to power in places like Russia and Scandinavia. The fragmentation of the Empire if Britannia just created a heap of smaller kingdoms of my bloodline from Ireland to Spain, Morocco, Egypt, eastern Europe. &nbsp;Si yeah you can blob but you can still rack up a large score via your bloodline. Just marry your son's off to lonely countesses and duchesses. &nbsp;Not sure how CK3 deals with your daughters but in CK2 you just invited male heirs to your court and married them off matrilineal to your daughters.Just one more hour. &nbsp;I've barely played anything else in the last decade due to Paradox Interactive thanks to CK2, EUIV and Stellaris.&nbsp;Just checked steam way to many hours combined. CK2 only a thousand hours.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zardnaar, post: 8085342, member: 6716779"] See it's addictive. You don't have the one more turn effect it's the one more hour effect. CK also is easy to pick up, hard to master so it's been the most approachable of the Paradox games. There's no win condition I've gone from emperor down to duke then count as the new king revoked my titles. I still won the game with a massive score as my bloodline ruled most of Europe. All those not heirs married off and failed matrilineal marriages to counts and dukes eventually some if them independently rose to power in places like Russia and Scandinavia. The fragmentation of the Empire if Britannia just created a heap of smaller kingdoms of my bloodline from Ireland to Spain, Morocco, Egypt, eastern Europe. Si yeah you can blob but you can still rack up a large score via your bloodline. Just marry your son's off to lonely countesses and duchesses. Not sure how CK3 deals with your daughters but in CK2 you just invited male heirs to your court and married them off matrilineal to your daughters. Just one more hour. I've barely played anything else in the last decade due to Paradox Interactive thanks to CK2, EUIV and Stellaris. Just checked steam way to many hours combined. CK2 only a thousand hours. [/QUOTE]

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