#Ck3 royal court full
It has been turned into a full screen menu, divided into two main sections.
The Diverge Culture menu has had a similar treatment to the Create New Faith menu. The second option, Diverge, will open a new menu, and allow players to change as many or as few aspects of their current culture to form a new culture.
These changes will take a certain amount of time and only take effect once that time has passed. The first option allows players to change singular aspects of the culture, like its ethos or traditions. When looking at their own culture menu, players have access to two options: Reform and Diverge (yellow highlight). If there are multiple inspirations and/or Court Events, the two will move in opposite directions – Inspirations will move to the left of the screen as more are added, and Court Events will move to the right. When a new inspiration is available, players simply navigate up to highlight it. These changes allow for easy navigation between some of the more commonly interacted with elements of the Royal Court during a play session. The Photo Mode button was moved below the Hold Court button for easy access, while the Inspirations and Court Events were moved above it. The Hold Court button has been moved to the center of the screen to serve both as the default highlight option for when the menu is opened, and to serve as an “anchor point” for the rest of the interactions in the menu. Because the console version has the resources displayed on the top left corner of the screen, the Court Grandeur level (red highlight) was moved to the top center of the screen, so it is immediately clear what the current level of the court is. Starting with the Royal Court menus (orange highlight), we moved them to the top right corner of the screen and mapped the trigger buttons to navigate between the three options. The first displays all the equipment available to the player where the latter deals with all the other matters related to artifacts, from hiring an Antiquarian to commission artifacts as well as seeing a list of the ruler’s claims on other artifacts. The menu is still divided into two sections left side, where players can see what is currently equipped and right-side, where players have access to two new tabs: Equipment and Artifact Board. This approach gave us extra real estate to work with. The second will appear if the target character doesn’t have an artifact of any kind in their inventory.Īfter accounting for all the different elements of the menu, it was decided that to properly adapt it to consoles it was necessary to turn it into a full screen menu. The first will always be true when players are checking their own Character Radial. There are two states in which the Inventory option can appear: Enabled and Disabled (greyed out). Players access the Character Radial as normal (holding down left trigger) and there they will find this new option. Like the Kill List in Northern Lords, the Inventory System is directly connected to each independent ruler, meaning the logical location to access this feature is the Character Radial. Characters can now carry artifacts on their person A weapon, a set of armor, headgear, regalia and up to four trinkets. One of the new features of the Royal Court is the introduction of the Inventory System. Create unique banners, names and mottos and make the world remember them! All of this has been revamped and restructured to fit with the design philosophy of the Console Edition.
Distinguish your realm and dynasty further with the new Coat of Arms Designer. Diverge your culture or blend in with the locals to create a new hybrid culture. The Royal Court DLC adds new ways to interact with your kingdom or empire, as well as major changes to the cultural system of the game. Hire vassals and courtiers to take positions of privilege in your court and help increase its grandeur.
Make decisions that will smooth the troubled waters in your kingdom, while impressing visitors with your collection of masterpieces and relics. Building the greatest court may please your vassals and attract interesting people, but it also gives your complaining courtiers a place to find you.
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