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Parliamentary politics. It's beautiful... 
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Apr 2, 2015 13:08
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V for Vegas posted:
I love you Johan
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Apr 2, 2015 13:08
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Shame that if you don't play as England you won't get to use this mechanic at all until the late game when constitutional monarchies/republics unlock. Edit: oh wait there'll probably be a day one mod to unlock it for more government types ignore me
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Yuran M. Bazil posted:Shame that if you don't play as England you won't get to use this mechanic at all until the late game when constitutional monarchies/republics unlock. It'd be pretty interesting if they could roll this mechanic into feudal monarchies as well, at least in some sort of way that progresses towards constitutional monarchies. In real life, many modern parliaments have their basis in the medieval era, where kings would call their vassals together periodically in order to beg them for money, really.
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Drone posted:It'd be pretty interesting if they could roll this mechanic into feudal monarchies as well, at least in some sort of way that progresses towards constitutional monarchies. In real life, many modern parliaments have their basis in the medieval era, where kings would call their vassals together periodically in order to beg them for money, really. Yeah, I don't think England was meaningfully different from most of the other European countries for the first 200 years of the game or so. Still sounds like a good mechanic, looking forward to it.
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It may also mean that they're implementing domestic politics for other government types as well, but just didn't want to cover everything in one dev diary. We can hope, anyway.
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Bleedin' hell, yes! That said, I am a little wary of how in the screenshot it seems like each seat only ever has one issue it needs fulfilled at a time. Seems like it might be a bit limited, maybe? Especially if you end up trying to stack the deck by making seats of whichever provinces consistently bring up issues you feel most easily affordable. Relatedly, do seats ever get upset if their concerns are repeatedly and consistently ignored?
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Apr 2, 2015 14:33
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axeil posted:I honestly thought that was real. I might do it as a SI style dlc if I get some time free during the weekends. Too busy modding CS right now.
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Please make sure one of the tweets references rumors of a powerful gunpowder-armed empire "somewhere to the west" whether or not SI is installed, TIA.
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Apr 2, 2015 14:58
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The next EU4 expansion is going to be basically everything I've ever wanted in EU.
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Apr 2, 2015 18:23
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DStecks posted:The next EU4 expansion is going to be basically everything I've ever wanted in EU. Everything you've ever wanted to date, but the Swedish cybersmiths will craft delights for you in their electroforges the likes of which you have never seen, every few months.
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Dibujante posted:Swedish cybersmiths will craft delights for you in their electroforges the likes of which you have never seen, every few months. That's so going on my next business card Groogy, Cybersmith
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Dibujante posted:Everything you've ever wanted to date, but the Danish cybersmiths will craft delights for you in their electroforges the likes of which you have never seen, every few months. Groogy posted:That's so going on my next business card FTFY
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Swedish Cybersmiths is the better band name though
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Apr 3, 2015 15:24
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Is there a dev tracker or anything for the new Paradox forums?
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Apr 3, 2015 21:31
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Darkrenown posted:FTFY What did you change?
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Rincewind posted:Is there a dev tracker or anything for the new Paradox forums? In a given thread up at the upper right you can click to see all the posts devs have made in that thread. Although I don't see a way to see if devs have commented on a user made thread, like you used to be able to, which is a little annoying. It was nice to be able to see they had commented on a specific issue or discussion. I might just be missing the marker though?
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In the new forum we need to choose to "reply as a dev" which gives the marker - it seems to default to unmarked posts and people probably forget to change it when replying. Annoyingly, while you can change the setting when editing it doesn't actually mark the thread retroactively. It'll probably be sorted soon, new forum teething troubles is all.Dibujante posted:What did you change? Groogy is from the south of Sweden, so we call him a Dane. Unless that's  and you are saying Swedes = Danes, in which case: 
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Darkrenown posted:In the new forum we need to choose to "reply as a dev" which gives the marker - it seems to default to unmarked posts and people probably forget to change it when replying. Annoyingly, while you can change the setting when editing it doesn't actually mark the thread retroactively. It'll probably be sorted soon, new forum teething troubles is all. Tracking all dev posts even if they're about non dev stuff would be great, 1 page of dev stuff mixed with 1 page of banter is a much better ratio than 1 page to 20
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Apr 4, 2015 01:19
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Any idea if HOI4 is going to have Linux support? CK2 does, EU4 does, Darkest Hour does, but not HOI2 or 3!
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COOL CORN posted:Any idea if HOI4 is going to have Linux support? CK2 does, EU4 does, Darkest Hour does, but not HOI2 or 3! Yes
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Apr 6, 2015 07:00
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Getting p stoked about HoI4. When can I preorder it?
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Apr 6, 2015 08:02
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COOL CORN posted:Any idea if HOI4 is going to have Linux support? CK2 does, EU4 does, Darkest Hour does, but not HOI2 or 3! Well those don't support it because they are from before we supported Linux and Mac. Unless anything changes everything going forward is going to have Linux and Mac support.
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Apr 6, 2015 09:19
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Wooper posted:Getting p stoked about HoI4. Paradox, we really need a Hoi IV preorder, just so we can threaten to cancel it over every minor announcement. In fact, I just cancelled my preorder because you refuse to offer a preorder.
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Apr 6, 2015 22:36
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I heard your infantry sprites start powerlifting if you leave them idle? Pre-order canceled.
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Apr 6, 2015 22:40
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I read somewhere that I can't have supply simulated down to platoon level. Pre-order canceled.
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Apr 6, 2015 23:29
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I somewhere read that [insert favorite nation] doesn't start with the accurate[read best] army of their time. Pre-order canceled! Like come on! Of course Luxembourg need to be able to fight of German invasion and French invasion at the same time!
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Apr 6, 2015 23:32
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I'm annoyed that political parties haven't been detailed yet. Pre-order cancelled, but I'm still gonna buy the game, I'm not that mad.
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Apr 6, 2015 23:34
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I read that I can't choose which firing pin to put in the rifle for my new infantry divisions, pre-order cancelled.
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Phlegmish posted:I heard your infantry sprites don't start powerlifting if you leave them idle? Pre-order canceled.
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Galaga Galaxian posted:[edit] How the hell did I end up in this thread? Pre-order cancelled
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Groogy posted:Well those don't support it because they are from before we supported Linux and Mac. Unless anything changes everything going forward is going to have Linux and Mac support. Is Linux support really that popular? I mean I like it and all, and it's useful for my old laptop that I put Ubuntu on, but I really can't imagine there's that many people who play paradox games on Linux.
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Hey, is HOI4 a cool game? I'm thinking of pre-ordering it. I'm a big fan of wargames like Civ5.
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Probably. You can manage production lines. Sexy, sexy production lines
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Apr 7, 2015 05:41
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No NATO symbols? Preorder cancelled TWICE.
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Nitrousoxide posted:Is Linux support really that popular? I mean I like it and all, and it's useful for my old laptop that I put Ubuntu on, but I really can't imagine there's that many people who play paradox games on Linux. I certainly appreciate it. The increasing popularity of Linux support by game developers allowed me to finally ditch Windows completely, after ten years of having to maintain limping installations for gaming purposes. This has increased my peace of mind to a degree which is frankly not socially acceptable. Of course, it probably won't last. As soon as Valve's Steambox idea crashes and burns, people will stop supporting Linux again, because I'd be surprised if the sales are large enough to really make a profit, unless the engine makes it almost no effort to support. Anyway, this is currently the golden age of Linux gaming, and I might as well enjoy it before the barbarians break down the gates.
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Nitrousoxide posted:Is Linux support really that popular? I mean I like it and all, and it's useful for my old laptop that I put Ubuntu on, but I really can't imagine there's that many people who play paradox games on Linux. Its cheap to support and I enjoy programming more in Linux environment than Windows(But by Baldr's Balls OSX is a fuckin pain to work on) so I certainly don't mind doing it. And no the gaming community of Linux is pretty small, hopefully Steam will change that.
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