Thank you. Trying to get better every day. Always love to hear that someone appreciates the work!

No they are set to the country that you are playing.

Possibly...

thank you so much for that! Hopefully I'll keep bringing you content you want to see.

Looks are pretty similar. Movement feels a bit different and I haven't explored all the possibilities using this omnimovement. Maps are definitely a bit different. And the gun play feels good, even though they are having some hit reg issues at the moment.

Same here. Lots of different ways to go. Lots of options.

Thank you so much!

I can see that. There is a lot of juggling in the first year or so of the game. I think the hard part is making sure your army doesn't get too big to fast and unbalance the game. But should be able to solve that with having the AI be stronger at the beginning.

Berries and animals at first. Next update will bring fishing as well, so more options.

Script proof reader had the week off. He will get a stern talking to when he gets back... 😏

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It's a waiting game. Because of how small your population is at the start you have to avoid challenging the other lord for a couple of years. I've never had him come at me unless I disputed his territory. Outlaws happen, but you should be able to take care of them. Best advice is to sit back and focus on building up your population and wealth. That way you can raise and equip a decent army, afford a larger retinue, and afford any mercenaries that you may want to fill out your army.

Yeah, it's a balance for how long it takes to travel vs how long the closer contracts are. I think the raid weapons stash ones are too long and I needed to avoid them. Bounties and delivery are pretty quick. I think the outlast is kind of in the middle. Can do it if it's the only close one, but take the other two over it. And I'm thinking of seeing what we can do as a duo and trios, but I figured a noob solo run could set the lower limit.

It's so dang frustrating. I'm not the world's best Siege player, so when I get the drop on someone like that I want it to pay off.

@@GearandGaming exactly

Fun gaming = best gaming imo

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I didn't realize at the time that I had taken out the person to my right when I came in.

@@GearandGaming seige can be scary 😂

You dang right. Saw the person I touched up run to the right and thought there was someone still in the corner and I'd been hit with the Fenrir... So I jumped back out the window 😂

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There are 34 other defenders... Honesty compels me to admit that occasionally one if them might be a better pick... Occasionally

Yeahhhhh

Totally agree. Gun hits like a truck and his grenade launcher can be really useful.

This is a fact

So we’re in plastic

@@DanitheDino808 Pfft... You underestimate me... Cardboard league OP

@@DanitheDino808 I’m about to be in cobblestone 4

I find it really easy to use. TTK is long on it though cause of the slow cycle time.

he better now

Oldie but goldie.

Yeah, I briefly mentioned the layoffs in my post release timeline. A number of Paradox titles have been cut recently. Been a lot of cost cutting in the whole industry as money has tightened up. This title caught me by surprise simply because it reused the Stellaris engine and had such a ready made pile of content. Wasn't a ton of development that needed to happen.

Yeah. I think they went too Stellaris and not enough HOI4. In HOI you get told a story and your decisions affect which way it goes. Stellaris is more of random event... You decide and based on that you get a buff or debuff... then you continue until the next random event. That's good for that kind of game, but if you have something like Star Trek, you need more story. I was hoping for more, but the more I think it appears this was just an attempt to make a "Star Trek" game as cheaply as possible and pray the Trekkies show up with their wallets.

Another commenter above said that they were brought back in Star Trek: Online, so I guess my Paramount conspiracy theory is wrong. But I thought a massive invasion of infiltrating bugs is almost custom made for the end game invasion crisis in this game. The Borg are just overused. And if you have a game where you can go almost anywhere, why go back to the same old same old for your main antagonist? Low effort like a lot of this game unfortunately.

I'm with you. I've had a good time and got used to Paradox titles being... Expansive and detailed. So I just kinda assumed the same was going to be true for this game. Then it wasn't and I hoped for DLC, cause again its Paradox, and was disappointed. Lacking depth and disappointment pretty much sum up this game. And I wanted to like it so much.

I agree. It needed a ton more depth than it got and it needed to do the lire right which it singularly failed on.

I just want another good Star Trek game. I shouldn't have to go back 30 years to get one.

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