It's confirmed that it will be mainly "a map painter". I:R seems to be designed for the casuals as well, similar to EU franchise. It is and it should be casual, 4x space games are not meant to be hardcore. Stellaris is one of my favorite games from PDS, but noone can say it isn't casual. There is absolutely no distinction where you play and how you play. Yes, it made the game more playable than its previous installment, but new version lacks immersion and is very shallow. HoI was casualized so much we don't even need to mention it. I'm not yelling - make the game more hardcore, because that was never its policy.ĬK was pretty hardcore at release, but is heading in the same direction EU is going, especially since RoI. But it was designed as a game for both hardcore fans and casuals - I know that and I'm okey with it. So EU has turned into clicking simulator. Yes, it is easier and feels better in gameplay, but it creates situation, where your only job is to click. I don't like for example new exploration system in EU4, where you don't even need to see where your ship is going, the system explores for you - you just need to click button and done. I'm more pleased to see some restrictions done to blobing than making it easier. Hardcores are not happy with addition of new ways to blob or to gain mana points. Casual games will not impose more restrictions for your empire as the time goes on, they will try to stimulate your blobby way of being. I see casual game as a game that can be described as "map-painter" aka lacking any shallow politics, any important mechanics outside of war. Casual hames are the opposite - they often reward you for nothing. Hardcores - IMO - wants the game to be more challenging than rewarding. And I'm starting to feel little worried about how casualized this games are becoming (mainly EU).įirst, I'll describe how I see hardcore gamer: I don't think that hardcores are only gamers like Florryworry, SiuKing or Marco Antonio. First PDS game was EU2, I have more than 2k hours in EU4 and 1k in CK2. I think of myself as a hardcore fan of PDS and player. Questions / Comments? PM a moderator.Hardcore fans of PDX and their games deserve some hardcore game.
Released in 2016, it currently has two expansions: Ashes of Malmouth and Forgotten Gods. This ARPG features complex character development, hundreds of unique items, crafting and quests with choice & consequence. Grim Dawn is an action role-playing game for the PC, developed by veterans of Iron Lore Entertainment, the creators of Titan Quest.Įnter an apocalyptic fantasy world where humanity is on the brink of extinction, iron is valued above gold and trust is hard earned.
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