Europa Universalis III: In Nomine
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Europa Universalis III : In Nomine Start in October 1399, at the time of
the coronation of Henry IV of England, and experience over 50 more years
of game play, adding the Byzantine Empire, Tamerlane and the end of the
Hundred Years War.
Choose exactly when to make major decisions that will shape the future
of your country. Strive to Create Great Britain, Establish the Spanish
Inquisition, or Institute the East Indian Company. Act rather than
react, on both country and province level, with the new Decision System,
including hundreds of different situational decisions.
Experience the new Mission System, where the player and AI alike will be
given goals to achieve, providing endless replayability by guiding
history along different tracks every time.
Rebels with a Cause: there are countless types of rebels, all with
different goals, and different abilities. You may get colonial rebels
overseas, striving for representation or independence, or you may see
reactionary nobles rise up to put the serfs back where they belong.
Crush the rebels by force, negotiate with them, or even worse; watch
them enforce their demands on your country.
Religious tolerance now depends on the ideas and decisions you take,
adding a new layer of strategy. As cardinals stay loyal longer, the
power of the Papal Controller has grown, as he can now excommunicate
rulers, and call crusades against infidels.
Improved AI, focusing on long-term strategic goals, with support for
fully scriptable logic.
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