Innovations & Culture Explained for Crusader Kings 3 (Fascination & Exposure)
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0:00 Intro & Summary
1:28 Innovations Summary
6:50 Fascination & Exposure
12:51 Chance & Advancement
16:14 Increasing Innovation Progress
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Beginner's Guide: ua-cam.com/video/i9P248pkgYI/v-deo.html
Thank you so much for watching today guys!! I will be making some more guides over the next few days. The Tribal to Feudal transition guide is coming, BUT WHAT ARE SOME OTHER VIDEOS YOU'D LIKE TO SEE?! WHAT ELSE ARE YOU STRUGGLING WITH! LET ME KNOW!
If you haven't picked up the game, you can grab it through my link here: www.nexus.gg/italianspartacus . This helps me out a TON as it gives a direct commission to the channel, and depending on what time you see this, a discount to you as well.
I have been diligently watching your guides and I am sure everyone will join me in congratulating you on the level of clarity, simplicity and efficiency that you attain in each one! They are brilliant! Well done!
In response to your query about future videos, I would be very interested in :
1. diving deeper into vassal management
2. how you go about deciding how many dukes and counts to have proportional to the amount of land you own
3. better understanding land ownership efficiency as a king, as a head of a house, as a head of a dynasty (i.e. should a king really be owning counties or only duchies and to what degree?)
All this whilst avoiding giving too much land and authority to vassals.
You may have already touched upon this and I would happily welcome you guiding me back to those videos. However, this area is currently where I am having difficulty.
(ATM: 40+ hours of gameplay on tutorial to best understand game mechanics before beginning my first real experience)
Spartacus, please help, I want to build a Keep building, but it's not available anywhere in my holdings. Which technology is needed to build a Keep?
The Keep is needed to upgrade some buildings beyond 3rd level, so it's super important.
Click on the castle.. You'll see all. The building slots at the bottom? Well. Right above those and BELOW the number for levies it'll be the chief building of that holding. Select that and upgrade it. It should cost around 800 gold :)
OHHH amazing suggestions. I do have a vassals/court video I'm working on!
40+ (25 Character, 10 from wife, 5 from Councillor) Learning is a little strong I've found.
Veryyyy strong!
I really appreciate that you have such a love of history and even in a more technical tutorial like this it still comes out subtly in the way you lean away from exploits and let the mechanics of the game be part of that roleplaying. Which is great! A game like CK3 is essentially a historical roleplaying game as we all can recognize. And so having your natural reverence and excitment when exploring the historical aspects even when explaining mechanics (where its temping to go down the exploit rabbit hole) are always a pleasure and just makes me want to jump right back into a game haha. Cheers man and keep the great content comnig.
Oh man that's such high praise. Thank you so much for watching and enjoying the content brother. Plenty more to come with tons more historical enthusiasm hahaha
Exposure picks one random innovation that meets the qualifications in terms of a culture being close enough and having an innovation you haven't yet discovered. It will only give you bonus for one at a time, and if no culture around you has discovered anything you haven't discovered then you sadly get no exposure bonus at all.
Exposure will also work for any culture that shares your religion, so you SHOULD always have some form of exposure benefit
I find this mechanic weird. It would make more sense in my opinion if exposure of one innovation was independet from the exposure of other innovations.
Obviously it would be needed to be nerfed a bit then
Crusader Kings 3 has become medieval 40K in that it's all about eugenics, war, and familial fighting. If you are lucky, possibly the unification of most of Holy Terra.
What was forgotten is the fact, that sometimes when you research technologies too fast you'll have to wait for the specific year.
Awesome point. If you get 50%, but still haven't hit the required year for that Era, you can't specialize in those innovations. Sorry about the misinformation there man.
your ck3 vids have been great, Sparty!
Thanks Cad!!!
CK3 really punishes you for not having a well developped realm, in ways that CK2 never could make you feel that challenge. Even with the greatest generals available you will struggle if you don't develop the military buildings in your counties, and of course you'll need to build up the financial infrastructure to support the ever increasing military spending, as you acquire better, but more costly MaA regiments.
yeah the game is very much not an auto-pilot game.. you really have to constantly be managing every aspect of it!
@@italianspartacus I just love how it makes you feel more involved. I could spend entire CK2 playthroughs without making use of most of my council, but in this game you have to constantly plan ahead, and use several functions to make sure your hard work doesn't crumble from one failed war, or a trippy succession.
@@admontblanc Ya I kinda base my whole game around what my council is doing
The changes on tech have basically made a Learning Playthrough worth it. Once you secure a Big Kingdom and become Culture Head. Slowing down the expansion is actually a very good strat. As it can allow you to focus on development and innovations. Before this was never encouraged on CK2, but in CK3 is a good strat.
Finally, a game where my friends won't make fun of me for playing tall because it's actually an optimal strat in mid game.
These videos are actually fantastic. The quality is impressive, as is the content. You seem to actually care about the viewer. I wish I had purchased the game with your link but, I had pre-ordered it a while back. You are fantastic at creating content for this game. Keep it up.
Thank you so much for watching dude. I'm just happy you're enjoying the content and the game, don't worry about the purchase link :)
I truly am glad you are spending the time to go over the finer details of this game, that the tutorial just scratchers the surface.
Though I will say I would like to see a video of military management, in a way that explains different troops, such as for Spain’s Caballero’s to the Mongols Horse Men.
That way, one can understand the importance in choosing the right units for army development.
Did you check out the combat video I put up!? did that help any?! :D
Your videos have been so helpful! Thank you!
No problem dude. Thank YOU for watching
Thanks for these! I think I've almost watched them all 😁
Just started playing and I need to thank you for all these guides. Great work!
Thanks, these videos are gold
You're gold bro. Thanks for watching dude. Always see your comments
Amazing videos man. Keep it up.
I would have loved to have gotten the game with your link for that comission and discount, but I got it early. Feels bad man. Thanks for the informative videos.
Oh dude not even a problem. I'm just happy to help you enjoy the game :)
Thanks I get it now you’re awesome
YOU'RE THE AWESOME ONE
Incredible as always
You're incredible!!
D'AAWWWWW
Man after watching your videos, Paradox should pay you as you are bringing newbies(including me) into this game
Cheers 🍾❤️
Hahahah they have a few times :) but thank you brother. I'm glad you're enjoying it if you have any questions, please let me know!
I buy this game few weeks ago, I do not understand a thing from tutorial, after I watch your videos I can't have enough of this game, I love it. Tnx man, btw I subscribed
You got the scientific perk wrong. It doesn't just add 35% to fascination like you said but it does increase your fascination by 35%. So if you had the base 20% + 20% from learning, then it would do 40 * 1.35 to make your total fascination 54.
I have to check this because I have the perk on another character and it wasn't adding up, but I didn't think to multiply by 1.35 so thank you so much dude and I apologize for the error if I am indeed off on this
Thanks it helped a lot 😀
Again an very helpfull guide. 👍
Thanks brother!
13/04/22
Got this Game on Game pass, so grateful i come across your excellent work of explaining the in depth machines of the game because you are right the tutorial dose not explain half of what it take to enjoy this game. Thank you very much sir,
i figured that the exposure is determined by what culture is next to another. if there is a norman culture next to french and the french has tech that i dont so i get the exposure bonus.
so getting your culture next to as many different culture groups can boost dramatically the chances to get exposure
use the culture menu to see where it would be good to convert and ideally choose a place relative far from your in your realm that has diversity of cultures that has techs that you dont.
So that would seem to be the case, but in the instance shown in the video. I'm Sicily, and Swabia is all the way up in thr HRE. They share a border with an ally, so maybe that's it, but it seems that exposure is random
@@italianspartacus I believe that since your ally is in the latin group too, the exposure counts for you both.
I love your channel. You sound like the guy on khan academy lmao.
Hahahaha thanks so much dude
I just started this game on Xbox. I love it and these videos have been a lot of help because it's so deep.
These videos are a “must watch” 👌🏻
Thank you so much dude
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Nice video! Unfortunately, the one big question I came for is the same one you have.
What are the mechanics behind which innovations you get exposure to? Can you only have one exposure at a time, or only one ever per era?
One at a time, yes! :)
This was so helpful! I’m doing an Ireland from 867AD run through. Did a military guy who switched to Stewardship late in life. Then I followed that up with Learning guy. Trying so get to Feudal and it’s super hard.
I unified Ireland, took 20 years, died, my crown went to my oldest son, also the one with the worst stats out of my 3 kids(my youngest had fucking genius and at least 10 in all base stats) then every single one of my fucking vassals called me a tyrant because I revoked my rivals title, who also murdered my wife, lost almost all my kingdom, then I gave up and started a new game
Oh shucks that rough! My learning guy created a religion now. Got Wales and most of Scotland. Just still trying to get feudal.
@@stepheningram6415 nice, I just founded the kingdom of Sicily and I’m planning on uniting Italy, but the Baltic kingdoms are so hard to invade because it’s just mountains, half my army dies just sieging one place since the supply is so low
I lost Wales…… didn’t realize a king title would be created….. got Scotland though.
@@stepheningram6415 that sucks, but I managed to get the land of Italy under one empire, but the Croatians are in the way of finishing my conquest, and my stewardship guy died and my bastard heir had spent the first 7 years of his reign stopping everybody from rebelling and becoming independent, the good thing is that he got the crown at 16 and he has midas touched and genius, so he has high stats with 26 in stewardship
Idea: Find a nearby culture that is located only in a small area. Obtain a person of that culture, and let them educate (only) your primary heir. When you become the heir, convert your capital, and start eradicating the original place of that culture (maybe by murdering rulers until the place is ruled by somebody of a different culture). If that is not feasible, maybe your next heir (still of your original culture) can conquer the place and convert it, before converting themself to your capital culture.
Now you have a culture with only one county (your capital). You are a culture head, and you can really crank up the development there. I suggest keeping the culture only to you and your primary heir, to avoid situations of a random courtier inheriting a far-off land just to convert it and mess up your development average.
Thank you so much for this informative video. However, I still have one question in mind. What would be the fastest way to convert your counties to your culture? Say I want to convert my Welsh counties to English culture, what would be the fastest way to do that instead of manually converting them one by one?
So it depends if it's your personal holding or not. You can appoint a vassal to the desired county that is English, they will convert it for you! Pretty quickly too. Or, you get a steward with very high stewardship.
Is there any use to increase the chance for innovation to above 100%? I had a ruler with 40 or so learning and got to a level of 111% or so in innovation chance and I was wondering if that excess 11% was going to waste or that there was some sort of mechanic in place to make use of that. I couldn't find anything on the interwebs about that...
I always watch your videos hoping they'll help me. Most of the time I know 90% of the things, but still screw up my games.
In saying that, over half of my learning of this game has come from your channel, these videos are awesome!
OK, so im buying this game now lol. what steam code so you get your spif?
A question, does CK3 require a lot of upgraded pc requirements compared to CK2? I can play CK2 on a fairly normal speed so I'm curious. And if no, What is more important Processors or Video card?
Guys imagine that your father and mother have the same mind as yours and can get you entirely like only you can, forgetting abut your parents and past for a moment
A few addendums:
firstly, researching stuff from a past era has a bonus, some innovations from later eras obsolete ones from earlier ones, so if you have the later one don't focus on the later one.
secondly, there's some innovations that gate other innovations in the same tier. You need to have keeps in your baronies before you can build any of the early medieval building in provinces, so researching manorialism before battlements is a waste of time.
lastly, in my opinion, the innovation system is one of the weaker aspects of the game because you kind of have to be the culture head in order to have any influence over it. meaning it forces you to be an independent ruler, because if your liege is the same culture as you, then he's guaranteed to have more provinces than you and thus be culture head and who knows what stupid decision he'll make
You dont need to be a king to have influence over a culture. 867 start as Duke of Barcelona you can culture convert to catalan and start your own culture as culture head. I believe its same with Duke of Toulouse as he starts as head of occitain culture as King is France culture, or will become French soon.
Only thing is king and vassals will get a negative not of our culture malaus.
@@Zombie1Boy didn't say you had to be a king, but you have to be independent or hope your liege is of a different culture. if you wanna play as a vassal and have any influence on tech then you're out of luck
Yeah and converting to another culture so that its diffrent from your liege is not that much of an issue, but they will start offering you with guardian offers to convert culture of your children, every time you refuse its -15 relations
Does this giude work for timetraverler looking to go back to the medieval time
I watch your videos so often, this randomly played due to autoplay and I just assumed I had queued it up on my Playlist.
always choosing the fascination as the innovation is dangerous tho. If your character has a high learning that can very easily overcap over 100%. With that you would lose overall progress speed.
Also its more clever to choose innovations that you cant get a exposure boost on.
Could exposure be related by some subject in your court being of this particular culture?
Man.. I didn't even think to check that once. Great call. I'll load the save and check :)
@@italianspartacus man I haven't even finished the video and you're already on it :D
So what if I am a duke under a king. If we share the the same culture, and all my county's have the culture and i have more county's then he does as direct domain does he/she get the culture head or would it go to me. I ask because i have 13 countys directy. Now at the moment only a few of them are under the same culture but if i convert them will he stay culture head or will it go to me? I know you mentioned it early in the video but im still a little confused
Yes! You should be the culture head I believe. It is whoever has the most counties. He'll have claim and you'll be his liege, but you should still be the culture head
Quality content! Didn't know about the cultural exposure at all. Is there a fast way to spread culture? I don't want my steward spending 5 plus years changing culture county by county so I can get the special innovations
They'll do it naturally as long as the vassal in charge of that land is the culture you want. Spreading culture is a sort of wasted action in my opinion, better off increasing development :)
@@italianspartacus like you said though, you can just convert culture on counties with high development to increase the average development.
Great video as always but I think you're undervaluing the from neighbours effect. It's better to build Dev in one advanced county. That will have a huge from neighbours effect on all adjacent counties. That' why you should stay on Salerno.
Oh absolutely!! But it's also the average and you run into diminishing returns where you can increase your entire domain holdings overall instead, which increases your taxes and levies. If you have 5 neighboring counties, all with 10 development, it's rhe same average if you increase all to 11 rather than one to 15 and the rest stay at 10. You might as well get the increasing benefit of taxes and levies to try and help with development across the board!
Developing diffrent counties also makes sense if you hold 2 duchies that are not neighbouring each other. Like Latium(where rome is) and Sicily since the development would take ages to spill over to there
But the higher the development, the higher the spillover effect. Whereas keeping all your regions on the same dev doesn't give the neighbor bonus. I think focusing dev on one county that's central to slot of your other counties is better for increasing average dev as a result.
Just got the game over the weekend and playing a Novgorod campaign (867 start) to unify Russia. After conversion and some conquests, I now have the most Counties with the Russian culture, by far, but I'm still not "Cultural Head". The Culture menu even says that I have more Russian Counties than the guy who is. The only reason I could see is because he's technically an "Emperor" while I'm still just a "King" (even though my holdings/military/etc. are way larger than his...). So it seems like there's an override based on rank that wins-out over number of Counties? Has anyone else experienced this?
Remember tha culture blending can help you add innovations from newly integrated cultures. Also, a small kingdom that grants coinage rights to vassals and focuses on scholarship, county development and culture will become technologically advanced very quickly, likely outpacing larger neighbouring realms.
Since you will be focusing on the theology lifestyle and generate lots of piety, you could aim to form a new religion and create lots of holy orders to ensure you have a large, professional but cheap military. That way, you can leave military innovations last and focus on realm development without having to worry about getting steamrolled by warmongers.
What’re your thoughts on skipping the succession related innovations and just increasing crown authority to 4 instead?
You play a dangerous game because you have to constantly deal with opinion issues. Also, you lose one stage of crown authority when you pass your kingdom to your heir. Your heir already has a huge negative modifier for being in a short reign, while you had a massive bonus for being in a long reign. So doing that will make succession WAY harder on you
thanks for all the tutorials i really appreciat them, since i learn so much of the mechanics of the game which i love. sadly i have to say your gameplay vidoes i am sure are great just to long, what i can understand when i think about how much time i spend myself in a campagne but to watch is just to much sorry for that
Oh dude not even a problem. I'm just happy you're learning and able to play on your own :)
@@italianspartacus besides when you would mention in any video in the future how the dynastie head is choosen would help a lot i think, i googled it and even went into wiki and forums but somehow it seems noone has a clue haha maybe you know it.
I SHOULD have covered it in the Dynasty & REnown video, but it's whoever has the most counties, just like the Culture head :)
@@italianspartacus then i overheard it thanks, and my game had a mistake, someone else was the head for 20 years when my king died. i had only one heir so the titels did not change but i lost the head of the dynastie
@@illumin4t152 I think its a bug, later on in the game I always seem to lose culture head for a couple of months on succession (even if I am of age)
i made the empire of alba as the irish and everything was going pretty smooth until my king went out on a hunt and the game glitched out on return this window kept pooping up so i pressed the only button till he died from stress now everything is messed up haha
I wish you had addressed the possibility of having a high learning King (as cultural head) with 30-40 learning and having 150%+ fascination. (Not hard to achieve.)
Should you still be merging Fascination with Exposure? Is a 170% fascination capped at 100%? Should you split your Fascination from your Exposure, to get the most techs out of your tree?
It is definetly not worth combining exposure with fascination. While exposure will be finished in around 50 years fascination will cut this time to around 20, in the meantime you can do two fascinations 25 years each if you leave exposure be on its own (im taking these numbers in tribal low develop counties i like to play recently and high learning skill ruler). In result you will have 3 innovation techs in 45 - 50 years instead of one a bit early if you go for exposure/fascination.
40 learning skill is not that high, i had my mastermind philosopher in his late 50 learning at 80 points. Genius traits, some temporal events and most important, while rising your child take his future wife under your guardship too and make her most suits your needs, she can reach learning at 30 - 35 points its over 15 for your ruler.
10:10 your spouse is probably giving you some learning
I checked :( I deliberately put her on manage domains. It's a weird, random 2%
Could you do a tall run where you just focus on development and learning. I’d be curious to see how hard you can push
I'm doing exaclty that with Bohemia, it's perfect for that. All counties are grouped around Prague for development leech and you get house seniority through your culture as czech. So partition is not a problem, so you can keep your domain together and build it out.
Sparto can you do another Primarch video please they are hilarious (EmpyPoo’s) 🤣 lol
Thanks mate
Please a video on feudal contract's?
Thanks
It's in this video :) ua-cam.com/video/360n7ggc0cE/v-deo.html
@@italianspartacus Thank you good sir. My appreciation for your great work!
Not a problem friend and thanks for watching! :)
Just started the game how come I didn't have that tab on my tribal kingdom lol
How do u become Sicilian from 869 start?
Honestly this is one of the top 10 games of all time in my opinion, but it's probably an unpopular opinion, cause I seen a lot of people prefer CK2 over CK3
Hi does culture "spread" from 1 county to another ? or the only way to convert a county to your culture is with the green council task ?
in this video, you said don't worry to much about converting the culture right away, but in spain, i get lots of revolt due to wrong religion and wrong culture on the land. my vassals converted to the good religion but now i still have the rebels because of the culture, and the task to convert takes long time. is there a good way to convert faster ?
Make sure that the land you give out are to people of your culture, remove as many people of other culture so you vassels spread your culture, it is very very slow to just spread it through your council
@@Stinksatthis hi, i still have the same problem, even if i get vassals from my culture only, they don't convert the land.
nowadays, culture is very much too OP, all you have to do is diverge or hybride your culture to get a 1 county culture et get all the tech very easy. i think it is a problem that need fixing.
So I've noticed I can just invade to conquer duchies/counties without fabricating a claim. What's the difference between invading for a claim and invading to conquer?
I think you get the conquest casus belli as Tribals or warmonger religions (like asatru) afaik conquering or claiming a county makes little diffrence, but I think that if you conquer a duchy you get all the counties for yourself, while claiming the duchy mostly vassalises the counts in that duchy and gives you only the lands that the previous owner of the duchy held directly
@@arbikiuszelemelek3347 👍 thanks
Yes! What he said hehe
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I am playing as portugal, had 3 kids and after i died my taxes earnings went from 21 to 2 gold. This is because the sons that inherit the other counties and duchies dont pay taxes to my new character?
If they became independent duchies, they wouldn't be paying you anything. If your king and they are still your vassals it might be due to your stewardship and other bonuses related to stewardship not being with your new heir.
Oh and also since you lost direct control of those duchies you literally lose like 95% of its direct tax revenue since whoever owns it only pays like 5% tax to you or something really small. Even at absolute authority you only get like 35% of its tax revenue.
@@Zombie1Boy thanks!
I just want to know if it’s possible to adopt a new culture since some cultures don’t have access to certain things like the hereditary rule
Yes you can! But you will probably lose cultural head advantages and your vassals might revolt due to cultural disparities. I believe you can just change your culture on the tab after clicking on your character: it might also be required to own land with another culture
still have no idea how to leave tribal
In the new dlc, we can adjust our character including the culture and when I choose the Israeli culture, there is no head of culture, do you no why it happen?
There is no county with that culture
Dude you should title your CK3 videos "I went in thinkin I'd only talk for half the time" hahaha awesome vids, but you say something along those lines at the end of like every video lol
imo, this game, and project zomboid could be the only two games i have, and that would be alright with me
So my English Peerage dream is out the window? Sad.
How do u become Sicilian culture in 867 start
In my experience the inheritance laws and crown authority are a waste of time because you can just disinherit everyone but heirs and vassals dont give you much vs having more men at arms
If you keep disenhereting people you will fall behind on renown
@@jromaoo you may think that but not really and the renown is just small bonuses vs having your country fall apart. I end up making like 30 renown most times
@@MrDUCKMAN5555 Dynasty renown will let you get a nice 45% chance to inherit the genius trait, which is only 15% without the dynasty bonus.
Inheritance laws might not be a hill of beans if you can work around it, but crown authority is very nice since you can stop internal vassal wars.
@@Zombie1Boy let's say you got those bonuses at 60 so you already had heirs then your heirs probably have heirs so have like 4 generation before you start seen it and stopping vassal fight each other means they fight you
@@MrDUCKMAN5555 point is having a dynasty that will eventually come into being geniuses means you'll have better heirs and councilors.
Your vassals will fight you one way or another eventually, at least by stopping them warring do you stop them from becoming too powerful.
Spartacus have you had it happen that out of nowhere your culture develops something they really shouldn't have?
I was playing as high chief murchead of Ireland, and after about 20 years i got the notification that war elephants unlocked 😶 needless to say elephants are now indigenous to Ireland
Uhhh Hahahahah no but that's fucking awesome
WHAT, that is Amazing but Its hard to imagine the cause for it for me, I did see AI sweden with war elephants once though
I know right haven't had it happen again, so i think it might have been a bug.
This is a bit of a off shoot. But i really REALLY need help. Im in a neverending Holy War (35 years). Stuck at 50% because the "vatican" cant push for the last 50% and the enemy AI is to dumb to just steamroll them. And im a part of it. Is there a way to bail from it?
Just sow for a white peace, that should end it because you're at the proper amount!.. Or right click the Vatican, you might be able to leave the war, I'm not entirely sure
Who would have thought Jocko Willink played CK3?
"you wanna get more sleep?? Set multiple alarms. Take a mid day nap, get your legs above your heart, and pass out for a bit. Also..... Work on your innovations because norse get longships" Hahahaha thanks man, I watch him too :D
Through out the game i always pick the celibacy trait, and the tech bonus in the learning tree. After that once i have one son, i commit to celibacy, so don't ever have to worry about succession or my kids fighting each other. I literally never have to deal with succession laws, I never have to raise my crown authority which makes vassals hate me. I go straight for tech bonuses and learning. I try to have my son get a martial, or scholar education. All females are raised to be diplomats, stewards, or spymasters. Once I obtain primogeniture, then i will start having massive families, with the other sons filling my council as well.
What happens if your son dies?
@@simobrogaming3244 I get a young hot wife, with the best intellect trait, romance her, and pop out another kid... I will note that lately I have been having 2 sons, and I really REALLY work hard to get one killed in battle, or never ransom him if he gets captured. Its worked for me so far. Only once have I had a 3 yrs old son as King. I was VERY rich and paid off anyone I could with gifts, and I had plenty of money to hire mercenaries to put down any rebellions.
@@jxslayz6663 One of my favourite ways to get rid of someone is to force them into being a knight and sending them into a battle that there is no way they can win. Normally on an allies war.
@@simobrogaming3244 Thats exactly what I'm talking about. lol
How is the education quality decided for children in CK3?
Education traits and learning skill!
Me staring at my 30+ learning watching the innovation ticks
well but it seems only to work if you're the culture leader. Which I mostly don't want to play. For example I play as a islamic crete, orignially I'm in mashriq culture but prefer greek/egyptian culture and only change the culture of certain areas and don't want to expand into Egypt but more into Italy/Greece. That means with my egyptian background I'll never become the cultural leader and therefore only depend on luck for the developments, which is kinda bit sad.
I discovered all my innovations a century before I could go to the next era in my recent play through…. Annoying!
Going feudal as intended is so annoying...i literaly always go feudal by adopting liege feudal ways, works every time, is A LOT faster, becuase you can do it in like first 5 years of game, and getting independence from liege is usualy very easy
So until we get the correct innovation to allow primogeniture, we're supposed to just muddle along for hundreds of years picking up the pieces of our fragmented kingdom each time someone dies, basically spending their entire life fixing stuff for it all to just fall apart again?
"Convert to feudal"
Me: Nah, I don't think so.
You mention in the region part about how a certain regional (one of the Iberian) advancement isn't available to Sicilian culture. So you can't research that. But IF Sicilian culture WAS there, they could. What I had hoped would be a part of this video is a breakdown of where regions are. You just barely touched on that.
Ah! You can select the cultural filter to find those cultural groups, but I believe clicking the white text should show you the region. I'm not 100% sure! I'm not in front of the game right now. I'm sorry man! I didn't even think of that
You and everyone else Edward Collins. I’ve been looking for a regions map since launch, and your only option is to go regional-innovation by regional-innovation. In short, there is no map with all of them.
@@italianspartacus Maybe that's your next guide video? I will tell you something. There IS no region map. The tooltips in game say you can click to view the region, but that does nothing. As another person posted, there are no region maps, so you will have to go into the game files to find the regions (if that even exists... I've been poking around the files for a region list, but haven't found one). Or maybe, given the difficulties, that will be a future guide video.
Are you greek or roman?
If you are a Total War vet, you will transition to this game pretty easily. Anyway, if you have ever played Medieval Total War, you'll better understand the cultural relationships between Northern Italy, the Danube, and the Germanic lands.
I wouldn't say that. I can picture some people who play Total War would find these games too complicated while others like me feel the deep mechanics of Paradox games is what TW games are missing
For experienced players wanting to know if the cultural fascination mechanic can somehow be explained, the answer is: NO, this “inspired” mechanic still doesn’t make sense.
Btw, critics need to lay off the praise for this tech system. All we heard about it at launch was that it farted sunshine and rainbows because of the relationship with culture, but now no one talks about AND it’s less sensible than the system in CK2.
Well fascination can 100% be explained. It's cultural exposure that seems to be entirely random
ItalianSpartacus, fair enough.
Btw, if min/maxing one’s choice of fascination, there is sometimes a case to select a non-exposure innovation: when the progress chance of the innovation significantly exceeds 100%
Personally much prefer this way the tech is done, the bonuses are way more 'tangible' in most cases, its not amazing but still improved
so cultures with less counties are better coz easier to raise average development
Yes! Building taller and not wider is a very good strategy in this game
playing as taltosist mogyer.
nobody share this religion with me but get share religion bonus with irish?!
Great guides! But watching at x1.25 speed is a MUST. After doing that for a while, x1 speed feels like he's talking in slow motion.