"I want to do really cool things about reincarnation, but I'm not sure how much we're going to be able to do," Fåhraeus says. The Buddhist belief system also introduces reincarnation, a particularly interesting addition given CK2's focus on succession. That's in addition to Steam Workshop support, Steam multiplayer support, and smaller fixes that the CK2 community have been asking for, like a borderless windowed mode.
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The free update also expands Africa with additions to Abyssinia and Nubia - the remnants of a planned future mini-expack that the designers decided to release as a bonus. You won't be able to play as the new leaders and factions, but you will be able to meet, barter with and assassinate them. That massive map increase will be free to everyone with a copy of CK2, for example. It's plenty to be getting on with, but the most impressive thing about the expansion so far is how much of it Paradox are giving away for free. There's a new set of regional events to reflect the local festivities of the era, new jungle terrain and, inevitably, war elephants. The rulers of India are mapped to three regional religions, which convey unique socio-economic boons upon their adherents, affecting their war-readiness, stability, and research competence. CK2's sixth expansion, Rajas of India, will grow the map by 50% and add 400 new provinces, each with their own cabal of commanders, advisers, vassals children to be traded for political advantage.
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