Stay tuned for a special anniversary dev diary tomorrow, where I will talk about the history and development of the game at length. CK2 is also special to me because I owned the vision and have done so much work on it personally. I loved them all, of course - those games we no longer actively support - from Europa Universalis to Victoria II, but it’s been fantastic to be allowed to keep building on a game for so long, unlocking so much of its potential.
(So, if you’re running low on ideas for a gift to that special someone tomorrow, what could be more romantic than a copy of Crusader Kings II? Just saying.)įive years on, we are still cranking out expansions and updates, all thanks to you folks! I have to say, the lifespan of this game has been pretty amazing compared to all the previous games I’ve worked on. This week is a big deal for me and for everyone else who has worked on Crusader Kings II over the years, because the game is just about to turn five years old! It was released on Valentine’s Day, February 14th, 2012. But having the worst things happen consistently across every game is getting frustrating. Now I understand that history is riddled with tales of families that went like this. I have a 90% chance to win the duel and my ass still gets murdered, my useless cripple son becomes king, and my genius son was found dead under suspicious circumstances not too long after. I had another son, a genius, so I decided to duel my son, as he'd also become my rival at some point, by methods I'm not too sure about (seriously, I'm good at making rivals, but I had no notification of this development). So he got the Great Pox, and from his traits would appear to have been bisected (One armed, legged, eyed) as a result of his adventures.
My heir wanted to join the varangian guard and I allowed it.
However CK2 has seen me, in my latest vanilla run, go insane from stress that resulted from absolutely nothing. Now, having grown up in the Age of Pokemon, I understand that anything less than 70% is a guaranteed failure.
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