Will EU5 Launch with MORE CONTENT Than EU4?

EUROPA UNIVERSALIS 5 starting features with analysis of institutions and ages

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Eu4 Winds of Change King of Kings Domination Lions of the North Origins leviathan Emperor DLC, Dharma, Rule Britannia, Cradle of Civilization, Third Rome, Mandate of Heaven, Rights of Man, Mare Nostrum, The Cossacks, Common Sense, El Dorado, Art of War, Res Publica, Wealth of Nations, and Conquest of Paradise. 8 New EU5 MAPS & Potential RELEASE DATE !

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[ZombiJohnny]

What people really want is flavor, it doesn't matter how many features you have if all nations feel the same to play.

[ilianalexov]

I wish this to be true but I can see release state of HOI4, Vic3, CK3.

[ziomal]

0:19 little precedence is an understatement, people already complained about that in the transition between EU3 and EU4, it's been the business model they continue to this day

[whitehawk]

0:31 "I do think eu5 is gonna have more content at launch than eu5 has right now"
I mean, you aren't wrong

[Makem]

Press X to doubt.

I remember CK3's launch and that same promise. Please forgive me for being skeptical.

[siondafydd]

22:52 the thing about the myth of Asian discovery of the new World is that people don’t understand what they were trying to do. Unlike Portugal or Spain, China wasn’t looking for new trade routes or spices or anything, they already had those things. China was sending their grand fleet to show their imperial strength to places who already were giving tribute to them. And they sent militarised fleets with treasure to try and establish new tributaries.
They already new there weren’t any possible states pass Japan. So there’s no way or reason they would have gone east.

[reheyesd]

CK3 will have all the ck2 content and dlc already added.... Then it didnt

[junechevalier]

I’m at a point where I’m just following along. No high expectations, but no low ones either. I’m just gonna see what it looks like when it comes out

[Cooldysmas]

People look at games like eu4 which have been under development since 2010 and costs hundreds of dollars for the dlc and expect eu5 a game which will not cost hundreds of dollars and has not been being developed for 13 years to have the same feeling while completely redesigning the core mechanics and engine. Hopefully eu5 doesn't need to restart when you hit main menu, the multiplayer can get above speed 3, the game is more deep feeling, and hopefully it is more accessible to new players who are interested in the genre than eu4 was. I just hope it is fun and playable regardless of how it compares to eu4.

[HolgerLovesMusic]

Judging by all the other Paradox games that came out in the last.... 15 years?
I do not belive them a word.
EU5 will need another 6-7 DLC's to make it playable and it will cost us $200-$250+
You guys buy what you want, I no longer falls for the Paradox trap.

[jamesp]

yea I'm not holding my breath on this one, didnt they say the same for ck3?

[Seedmember]

"This time it will all be ok guys. We promise."
Press X to doubt...

[Balkanlegija]

00:05 Put playback speed on 1.5x and Ludi becomes to Cartman

[danvernier]

The Ming treasure fleets may have gotten pretty far down into Africa and Indonesia but they didn't really head straight out to sea. It seems pretty implausible that they would have continued through some area like Siberia where they didn't find people along the coast. The piont of the expeditions were kind of to show how cool their stuff where giving it away to other people and to take some cool stuff back. There's not much of that in Siberia or Kamtchatka.

[Dreagostini]

Would've liked to see the quote: "I die, but the state will always remain.", from King Louis, whereas "l'état, c'est moi" is more a popularised version from decades after the fact.

[hakans]

Fun Fact about the Templars. They also establisehd a system for pilgrims, where the pilgrims gave their stuff to the Templars and in return got the worth of their properties back when they arrived in the holy land. But since many people died on the journey, the templars just kept the stuff and became even richer

[mk__cyanheron]

It feels like the institutions should be able to spawn in multiple places as long as the requirements are met (coast of china, africa & europe for colonisation, meritcracy etc.)

[monarchtherapsidsinostran]

If they have a precedent for doing it before... several times... then gee i wonder why they think that. :l I'll believe it when it releases. Its cool they seem like they are trying to make a bombshell game, but huge x to doubt. Not pre ordering anyway. I'll wait a few days or a week after it comes out even.

[preevyet]

Yeah I'll be honest. His claim that the game would have as much or more content as EU4 a few weeks ago instantly turned me from cautiously interested to *grabs popcorn* "can't wait to see how mangled this fetus comes out looking."

[xouri]

There are 2 options for paradox games:

1- you release incomplete game and after 5/6 years of DLC it's finally in a 8/10 state.
2- you release a "complete" game with a lot of mechanics and content, but, FULL OF BUGS, then after 5/6 years of DLC, most bugs are finally fixed.

There is 0% chance the game will be feature complete, with plenty of content and mechanics, and with no bugs or just minor bugs.... 0% chance.