The fight over China also makes for a compelling campaign, blessed with a kind of dynamism that we've not seen in a Total War before. It feels like a leap for the series in the same way the first Rome did, bringing with it some fundemental changes to how diplomacy, trade and combat works. Each is part of a complicated web of relationships that affects everything from diplomacy to performance in battle, and like their Warhammer counterparts they're all superhuman warriors. Total War: Three Kingdoms, the latest historical entry in the series, takes a few nods from Warhammer, which you'll find elsewhere in this list, giving us a sprawling Chinese civil war that's fuelled by its distinct characters, both off and on the battlefield. Release date: 2019 | Developer: Creative Assembly | Steam Read more: Were the Middle Ages really as sick and incestuous as Crusader Kings says? We asked a historian Total War: Three Kingdoms You can meander through life without any great plan and still find yourself embroiled in countless intrigues, wars and trysts. And all this soapy dynastic drama just has a brilliant flow to it, carrying you along with it. Getting to grips with it is thankfully considerably easier this time around, thanks to a helpful nested tooltip system and plenty of guidance. At first glance it might seem a bit too familiar, but an even greater focus on roleplaying and simulating the lifestyles of medieval nobles, along with a big bag of new and reconsidered features, makes it well worth jumping ship to the latest iteration.ĬK3 is a ceaseless storyteller supported by countless complex systems that demand to be mucked around with and tweaked. It's a huge grand strategy RPG, more polished and cohesive than the venerable CK2, and quite a bit easier on the eyes, too. and so many others.Release date: 2020 | Developer: Paradox | SteamĬrusader Kings 3, the best strategy game of 2020, has usurped its predecessor's spot on the list, unsurprisingly. Thank all players of the MPs to Hispania Universalis as well as the advice of: LordSpain, Metroncho, Magadanovic, Morningsinger00, Sendai, Madridista. Unfortunately I can't add a direct download link here, since that would be against Paradox's rules for user mods. If you want to use direct download instead, it is available in the mod's thread at the Paradox forums. To download, click the subscribe button above the description and the mod should download automatically.

New units system: Each European culture has specific units Naval events increase the construction time of large vessels in the technological level 10 and 22. We adopted the naval units of the EU3 mod : Naos, Spanish Galleons. Better graphics to events (now in colours) New formable countries: Almohade Empire, Cisalpine Republic, Spanish Netherlands, new colonial nations.

New maps and regions, specifically, Iberian Peninsula, Italy, Balkans and Caribbean Sea. Decents of new events including exploration, geographical discoveries, historical and generic events Adds: maice, potato, rice, olive, date palm.

New cultures and countries in Peninsula, Italy and Greece New Bookmarks: Annus Horribilis 1641, Twelve Years' Truce The mod supports English and Spanish languages. also HU supposes a change in mechanical story of the game, including a new map, countries, cultures and specific units for Europe And their cultures, in order to give greater depth to the game. Para ver en español los nuevos cambios, se incluye dentro del mod un text explicativo.Īlthough the mod Hispania Universalis focuses on the Iberian Peninsula and its history during the Modern Age, adding events, decisions. Pese a que el mod Hispania Universalis se centra en la Península Ibérica y su historia durante la Edad Moderna, añadiendo eventos, decisiones…también HU supone un cambio en cuanto mecánicas del juego, incluyendo un nuevo mapa, países, culturas y unidades específicas para Europa y sus culturas para darle mayor profundidad al juego.

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