You can, as 0Megabyte said, import your CK2 save, and continue playing out out the rise of your Irish Empire or your Zoroastrian Persia or whatever. You can even make a random New World and see how the balance of international power is affected when there's no good trade routes to Spain and Portugal, or when there are strong and established native nations. You get the fun of seeing nations rise and fall, either in line with or in defiance of history, and watch as different nations put their colonies in familiar places (Portuguese Virginia? English Mexico?). They may still seem a little too alike at points, but you'll always be able to tell the difference between playing as Portugal, the Ottomans, Ming, the Japanese Shogunate, or the Aztecs. It has the benefit of having recognizable nations and historical events, and puts a certain amount of effort into giving each nation a little attention and some special abilities or missions that help distinguish it from the others. It's been around for many years and gotten quite a few expansions fleshing out and redefining its systems, to its benefit. Mostly irrelevant for newer games which include the "nudge" editor.I think EU4 is without a doubt the more complete game at this point in its lifecycle. PositionsEditor - Editor for sprite positions on the game map.EugSyntax - A plug-and-play syntax highlighting editor kit for a.EugFile_specific - Abstracts engine-specific details, mostly Clausewitz vs.The "eug" refers to EU2 save games, which used a. It handles parsing and loading Paradox game files. eugFile - The library that makes the rest of this possible.EU3_Scenario_Editor - This is the main scenario editor project.The editor might be compatible with the current versions of all of the above, but I own none except Victoria II, which I do not have the expansions for. Europa Universalis III ( EU3 discussion thread).Europa Universalis IV ( see EU4 discusson thread on Paradox forums).Includes a syntax-checking text editor at no extra cost. A game editor which has as many mapmodes as the game does itself.
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