Crusader Kings Complete Steam CD Key
Crusader Kings is a strategy from Paradox Entertainment, based on the engine used in the Europa Universalis series. It allows us to lead the kingdoms of Europe over the course of nearly 400 years, starting from 1066 and ending with 1419. Thus, it is a kind of prologue to the series "Europa Universalis", which the creators emphasized, giving players the opportunity to convert their game saves and its further continuation in "Europa Universalis II ". The game area covers all of Europe and stretches to the Urals, Persia and the northern coast of Africa. "Crusader Kings", like "Europa Universalis", is a faithful simulation of the then life, diplomatic, social, military, religious and feudal relationships. This is what makes the biggest difference between the two games. Well, in "Crusader Kings" the main emphasis was placed not on the development of his country, but on increasing the prestige and sphere of influence of his dynasty. Honor and power are the most important. To expand it, the player may enter into alliances with influential lords and bishops, and not only with countries, as was the case in the EU. As a result of the emphasis placed on this aspect of the game, ie the feudal and chivalrous structure; Only Christian monarchies, principalities and great empires are available to players. We cannot lead the then mercantile republics like Venice or Genoa and, for example, the Mongol hordes. In addition, we must pay great attention to the choice of the knightly order to which we belong: Knights Templars, Knights of St John, Teutonic Order, Order of Calatrava and Order of Santiago. A big novelty in relation to previous games based on this engine is a new combat system that allows, for example, to faithfully reproduce the difference in the attack power of Mongolian light cavalry or English archers. Key featuresTake control of one of the Great Christian Dynasties of EuropeForge the bonds of your vassals from a circle of friends into a Nation.Play Dynasties as the Houses of Normandy, Gorm, Plantagenet, Rurik, Capet, Salian, Luxemburg, Navarre, Piast and the Ducas
