Depends on how much you like reading event dialogue.
The fun in Stellaris, at least for me, came from the bajillions of sci-fi references and events. The downside is that a lot of those come from DLC. The base is good by itself though, and you can always “acquire” the add-ons through other means.
Have you checked out their robust modding community?
Sounds right to me
Planescape Torment 2
Eh, most governments at least have the balls to call them revolts or rebellions if they win, instead of sucking up to pure evil.
Both the War of Independence and Revolutionary War imply that it’s a civil war.
Ohh I like that.
Slap em a little more on the branding, you didn’t “own” anything, cousin fuckers, you just held them against their will.
Knowing Steam, that’s not a sure thing
The new Legend mechanic is pretty hilarious with the Asatru horde. I’d conquered all of Catholicism by my second ruler because you can spam out the generic Defender of the Holy Site legend, spread it fast as fuck because of course they gave the Norse more bonuses, and basically buy a Kingdom Holy War CB every couple of years while also mass converting territory.
Then the second ruler died and I’m still on Confederate Partition so now there are five Norse Empires in control of Western Europe. I’d considered going full Blood Empire and trying to eradicate all dynasties but mine but I’m not sure that’s even possible anymore.
The point is create a eugenics empire of giant geniuses who come out of the womb ready to tear a grown man’s head off his shoulders.
And that other stuff.
Guess you haven’t been paying attention to what they’re charging and how much it costs to make the miracle drug that could solve the obesity crisis.
Pick up the fucking can, we’re not asking anymore
Bullshit. The laws of thermodynamics will not be denied.
Now, if you told me the American food industry was just lying about calorie content in the first place…
More like in Ozempic we trust
If you don’t think some Lemmy instances are being run from Fort Meade and Quantico, you’re not paranoid enough.
Nah CK3 changed some things but the base gameplay is fundamentally the same. If you had a working knowledge of CBs and inheritance you’re already halfway done.