Europa Universalis

 The latest dev diary takes a look at a fan favorite of the Scandinavian region: Scandinavia itself. While the unified country of Scandinavia was never a real country, it doesn't have to be so in the game.

Patch 1.34 of Europa Universalis IV is geared towards rebalancing some aspects of the battle systems in the game. ONe of those is rebalancing the Artillery Pips.

We can't say if we love or hate the so-called, Zombie Regiments. However, one thing is certain. Developers have a plan in mind for them, because, if you can't beat them, join them!

In a dev diary released back in January, developers announced the coming changes to battle and morale systems. Now, they are making a balance follow-up.

The next Immersion Pack of Europa Universalis IV will be centered around the Baltics. But before that, they shared the changes in patch 1.34 so can get a feel for it ahead of time.

There has been some time since we last heard from the developers of Europa Universalis after their last big project ended. Now they show us what they intend to work on in the near future.

China is the nightmare of balancing in all of Paradox's games. Europa Universalis 4 has taken on the task of trying this once again, with patch 1.33, and China's internal politics.

Today there has been talking about some of the many updates coming in the next patch, 1.33. Some of the updates are focused on AI, while the rest are combat-based.

The position of China in EU IV is a frustrating one. If a more experienced player is playing the country, snowballing is relatively easy, while the AI is all but guaranteed to mess the country up. Paradox look for a middle ground.

Have you ever been told to do something useful with your time, instead of playing video games? Or, perhaps, been ridiculed for doing so? Well, this now proves that video games are a part of modern life just as much as movies, for example.