Crusader Kings III rated for PS5, Xbox Series, and Xbox One in Taiwan [Update]
The Taiwan Digital Game Rating Committee has rated strategy game Crusader Kings III for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and Xbox One.
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Crusader Kings III rated for PS5, Xbox Series, and Xbox One in Taiwan
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It has to, unless they redesigned the whole UI to work amazingly with a controller, the whole thing would be a slog with a stick driven cursor.
I wonder how successful it's gonna be. Third game might be more accessible than previous games, but it's still PC-ass Grand Strategy. No harm in trying new markets tho.
It isn't a problem with civ 6, I doubt it'd be one with CK3.
Playing such games on a TV 8 feet away is the worst experience. Text is super difficult to read.
Yeah, that's the thing. I'd argue Stellaris is a bit more complicated than CK3, and since they managed to get that to more-or-less work on a controller, CK3 should be easier for them.
I've been wanting to play this but my laptop cant handle it lol. Hopefully it's a day one game Pass title for console as Paradox has been doing that on the PC side.
Never played strategy games on consoles before. I think I'll play CK3 on PC but it's good news for consoles.
CK2 is only on PC, so either you believe me or that none of its players can navigate the game on the only platform it's on :P
Doesn't sound like it'll be very useful for CK3 TBH, It's not so much a game of pointer precision.
Stellaris worked great on consoles so I have no doubt they can get CK3 to work. I'm here day one.
It is to make it user friendly, more options/methods are always better. The option would to be quickly highlight items are different portions of the screen quickly.
Why would that be difficult? My laptop is 14" screen, my TV is 55".
I'll probably day 1 this to help chances of us getting more similar games. Assuming it it's not terrible of course.
Stellaris doing alright enough to get all the expansion packs. I think we're on Federations right now, with Space Zombies and Indiana Tomb Diving scheduled later in the year. Only the Star Wars Roleplay expansion after that. Easily one of the best games I've ever played and I'm not really into strategy titles.
Really interested in CKIII though, but I'm still on PS4.
Its difficult because people dont like strategy games coming out to consoles because of…reasons
Way to diss on the game, when it can run at 4K and has UI scaling options no matter the resolution you are playing the game at!
4K Images below.
I get what you're saying and I'm playing at 150% i think at my computer but these screenshots only prove to me that that would be too small for a TV screen. I don't wanna crawl into the screen, especially not all the time.Way to diss on the game, when it can run at 4K and has UI scaling options no matter the resolution you are playing the game at!
4K Images below.
I won't say that it wouldn't be possible to do that. But some serious redesign for parts of the UI would be needed.
It is not out of bounds to expect that more than 200% UI scaling option may also exist on the console versions (if its planned).
And you can always load up those above images right now at this moment and check if 200% UI Scaling is good enough for the TV (as in right now, load those images on the TV).
Nah, I'm being facetious, but it's very obviously based on Star Wars. You can take over the galactic senate and declare yourself emperor. Others can rebel against you. You can set up a weapon that will destroy the entire galaxy. Etc.
It's out on PC.
Actually can't right now as I'm not at home :D
My point was more like: "Sure, you can increase the scaling, but only so far before your layout doesn't work anymore".
So I think there will be some redesigns. Maybe PC players will benefit from them too.
Love me some Crusader Kings 3. Hoping for some quality ports as I'd love to play this on my TV and not my crappy laptop that barely runs it.
Not to be That Guy, but Paradox GS and Civ are on utterly different planes of complexity.
Kind off. It isn't based on Star wars IP but the mechanics are akin to Star wars republic move to empire.
The idea of the latest expansion is that you can either become a threat to the entire galaxy or try to make the galaxy work together to face a common foe. In the 2nd decision you can manipulate the galaxy into making you the emperor for their protection...
If you haven't played stellaris before the game is basically a roleplay of whatever your fav sci-fi empire is. From devouring swarms like tyranids to warhammer fanatical empire going though Borg, Ai empire,etc. I'll be blunt and say that currently stellaris can roleplay with almost every sci-fi IP that i know and the game will react accordingly ( although the AI is not good enough for late game).
Where the game "fails" is in Pacifism. Removing war from the mechanics makes expansion really hard which can be painful if you are unlucky and get very aggressive neighbors .Imagine being pacifist and your 3 neighbors are Tyranids, the Imperium of man and Borg.