If that isn't enough hairy goodness, this update also adds the ‘Chin Goatee’ beard variant. Any existing characters from old saves run the risk of a new haircut or going bald when this is implemented, so it's good to see some male videogame NPCs hitting their thirties. To get more granular for a second, another enhancement really sums up why some players love Crusader Kings III so much: this update marks a revolution in "the hair & beard inheritance gene system." Children will no longer inherit specific haircuts from their parents, but a hair type gene ("such as 'straight', 'wavy', 'curly' or 'afro'"), and will choose their own haircuts based upon their culture. None were safe from the surprise crocodile." Kind of sad that we won't get to experience the crocopalypse ourselves. Taiga, steppe, European farmland, Tibetan mountain, the middle of the Sahara. "This means that, for the vast majority of time spent internally playtesting, crocodiles would tend to turn up in any fight that wasn’t explicitly indoors. If you want to get more in-depth you can read about High Chieftain Waththab fighting his son and rival Musa using this new system.Īmusingly enough, for most of its development this duelling system featured a bug that would mistakenly attract crocodiles to the location of fatal duels.
The 'options' here are combat moves, like headbutting your opponent, all-out attack rush, defending, and so on, all with their upsides and downsides. There's a detailed breakdown of how a duel might play out in the update notes, and it's a turn-based system where players switch between attacking and defending, and choose options over two to four rounds to play to their strengths.
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