She looks very spooky!

Just backed for the complete set! I'm excited!

Surprised Cyberpunk 2077 pulls ahead of the Witcher 3, how come? Not that I think it's bad. I love both games.

My only real problem with the game is that I wanted to play Qusqu, and they're literally unplayable. You're spending 200% of your income on buying food at game start. In June.
Whatever I try, you cannot overcome that.
Instead I'm doing a sad Ottomans playthrough

The light novel? I may check it out, it seems interesting

I misread that as "cracked clowns", which would have been equally appropriate

It helps a lot to have a game framework to build the lore around, yeah

/varied between different regions. We'll have to see if we succeeded in our goal.

Anyways, thanks again for the video!

/canon development of the historical development between the two time periods. There were certain things that were more set in and around Cannor, but in the rest of the world things were much more open. Which meant we could try to place countries in such a way that gameplay would (hopefully) be/

/such is the strength of missions in delivering narrative, as you say.

Lastly, having worked on both the EU4 and Vicky 3 mod, especially having been involved in determining the country setup of Bulwar and Haless in both versions of the game, I'll tell you it's been a tricky ride, deciding the/

/I also found your point about being an imperial power in Aelantir interesting, getting only very little of the flavour of the location as you are colonizing it. In both my major mission trees (Jadd and Command) I have tried to include some local flavour for conquered lands in the missions, but/