Paradox is also introducing some modifications to some core mechanics, including revolts, which should now play out more realistically, with all armies of those raising their flags against their liege united under the banner of the most powerful noble among them. Long-term fans will also notice changes made to other areas of the game map and the water areas have been separated into oceans, which make the Artificial Intelligence better at handling its fleets and the creation of trade outposts. The improved map for Crusader Kings II means that the power of the Cumans has been increased, a Kirghiz state can now be played, a new Karluk culture is introduced alongside the Khanty, and Afghanistan has gained a new region. This is perhaps most obvious around the Urals, where we even have an ‘Omsk’ province.” Places like Balkh and Samarkand were deemed important enough to be on the old map even though they are in reality located off the eastern edge. The team explains that “If you consider the old edge of the map, you might have noticed that many counties are truncated, or in the wrong place. On the official forums, the developers explain that they will introduce major changes to the map when it comes to Afghanistan, Transoxiana, and Siberia, regions that are outside of India proper.
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The team at Paradox Development Studios working on the Rajas of India expansion for Crusader Kings II is willing to share more information on the changes that are being introduced in the 2.1 patch, which will be offered for free to all those who have the base game.
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