does CK run on Vista?
recently Ive become fed up with EUIII. it seems that it was dumbed down from EU II. I recently discovered CK and found that it seems to have the depth that im looking for. But I have one problem. Vista.
In the past ive run EUIII, HOI 1, and EU:Rome on it. I just wanted to know if anyone has knowledge if CK would work on vista. I just dont want to waste my money.
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Re: does CK run on Vista?
It works for me on 32 bit Vista Home Premium.
And you're right, CK is deeper than EU3, if only in character terms (pretty easy to beat EU3, really, since the only characters in there are the King and advisors...)
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Re: does CK run on Vista?
From the Paradox forumsCK and DV work fine under Vista
Originally Posted by Sooh
Re: does CK run on Vista?
while were on the topic of ck... anyone have a good idea for a starter preferably not a major power i like to go from small to big.
"Something can be done, by careful analysis, to sort out truth from propaganda and legend. But this is where the real difficulties begin, since each student inevitably selects, constitutes criteria, according to his own unconscious assumptions, social, ethical or political. Moral conditioning, in the widest sense, plays a far greater part in the matter than most people- especially the historians themselves-ever realize."
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Re: does CK run on Vista?
The Duchy of Apulia is the one that is recommended to most people.
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Re: does CK run on Vista?
thanks for the advice guys.
@CA: Btw I read your AAR over at paradox forums and I really liked it a lot. keep up the good work
"Something can be done, by careful analysis, to sort out truth from propaganda and legend. But this is where the real difficulties begin, since each student inevitably selects, constitutes criteria, according to his own unconscious assumptions, social, ethical or political. Moral conditioning, in the widest sense, plays a far greater part in the matter than most people- especially the historians themselves-ever realize."
-Peter Green
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Thanks
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Re: does CK run on Vista?
Bohemia is also recommended, since it's got the support of Germany at the start, is next to Hungary and Poland, and can form a Kingdom relatively soon afterwards.
Edit: CA, I also read your AAR. Very nice
Last edited by Warmaster Horus; 08-22-2008 at 11:09.
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By the way i found that the Duchy of Catalonia is also a good starting choice
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