The answer, with almost embarrassing simplicity, is: great.
And since these games areall aboutreplayability in the very long term, thats a pretty important thing.
Im fairly confident in saying the perpetual development paradigm will probably save Warhammer 3 from ignominy in the long-run.
Last yearsHumankind, from Amplitude, really impressed me.
Royal Court has a lot to answer for, on that front.
The titular court, for example, fulfils a lot of desires with one feature.
But it does more besides.
At the very least, this provides replayability value, by offering new ways of doing an old thing.
But thats a pretty fucking miserable way to look at it, IMHO.
Its complexity thats interesting in its own right.
But it has also made the game a downright more interesting place to hang out in.
Because language is fascinating stuff!
And thats where a state of mega-replayability lies, I reckon, for CK3.
