That’s right, it’s Crusader Kings III patch notes time.
The game — very likely my Game of The Year nomination — has already set a very high bar for patch notes, but this latest round has seen the mark improved.
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I could list them all straight from Steam’s changelog, but really, it’s better — and more thematically appropriate — to hear them in the style of a town crier:
The Crusader Kings 3 patch notes as if they were decrees read out by a Middle Ages Town Crier pic.twitter.com/9WZsgJp4wH
— Josh Ling @ Adopt Me! Studio (@tactful) November 24, 2020
Laugh if you will, but these wouldn’t have been detected and fixed if people hadn’t run into them as actual issues.
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