#Game of thrones civ mod how to
#Game of thrones civ mod generator
#Game of thrones civ mod mod

One time I reformed the Valyrian empire as Ageon the Conqueror during the bleeding years bookmark.

I was trying to unite Westeros under House Bolton starting in the Aegon's Conquest date, convert the whole continent to the Old Gods and flay everyone who gets in my way.

#Game of thrones civ mod mod

This thread, however, is dedicated to the mod which takes most of the Crusader King II mechanics and builds Westeros out of them. Ultimately, I'd say Crusader Kings II is more of a simulation game then a strategy game, because you can make a perfect plan to grab some more land, but then SURPRISE, your heir is inbred and now all your vassals are rebeling to put his cousin on the throne. There is also this real world thing where you want more than one heir for security purposes (in case one randomly dies), but then 'spare heirs' will also have claims on the lands your actually heir does and could lead to civil war. Also, like the Sims, you need to get married, have an heir, and raise him well or don't expect to keep your lands. You play a character, who happens to have a controlling interest in a nation. The other important difference is in Civilization, your faction might have a leader, but you are still playing a nation.

#Game of thrones civ mod generator

The important difference is Civilization might use real world names, but at the end of the day it still uses a random map generator and has at most, what, 12 sides? 8 sides? Crusader Kings II has pretty much every European nation that existed at the start of the game, including many that were positively tiny. Not 'grognard' complex, but probably a tier or 2 above Civilizaiton 4, which itself is a tier above Civilization 5. Is it like Civilization or something?Д¬rusader Kings II is a complex strategy games that models the real European world. What is this game like? it is only 13 dollars for a mac-version so I was thinking of getting it. I used console commands to correct this so I wasn't dishonorable and excommunicated. Tywin massacred my family, and if I try to avenge them I'm the bad guy? Nope. Since I got caught, I lost the kind trait, I was labelled dishonorable, and was excommunicated. It worked, and after lots of save scumming I got a successful assassination in which I was found out (I wanted it so that the skull next to Tywin's portrait would say 'murdered on orders of Lord Reyne 'the Avenger'' because all the skulls on the Reyne family tree said 'executed by Lord Paramount Tywin').

#Game of thrones civ mod how to

I even learned how to edit save files so I can make this character's parents the dead Lord of Castamere and his Tarbeck wife.ДЄnyway, I had this character launch a plot to assassinate lord Tywin as revenge. I used console commands to give him the sword Red Rain so as to pretend he got it back, and to give him a bunch of other traits to replicate the personality of someone who lost his whole family. One time I started a game as a original-character survivor of the Reyne Massacre, holding a county in the Stormlands (The Weeping Tower, to be specific ). If you want to create an original character for role playing that console commands are a must. Or have Robb become a craven who only leads from the rear. If I want Dany to become a lunatic as she tries to take the throne I can do that easily. Or better yet, to change your character as the game goes on. You get some choice, but it's not like the game lets you choose the exact traits you want in your character.

It just helps to develop the character you want to play as.