Rather than the simple total war strategy of improving economy->training troops->conquering everything in your path, CK2 makes you work for your vassal's loyalty so that you make sure you have sufficient support from your lords and sufficient levies that they will raise in your name when you call your bannermen for war. The game engine is mainly based on king/vassal relations and working towards keeping your kingdom/duchy/county stable. The difference with CK2 is that it's much more accurate when it comes to portraying the feudal system. Any other WTW players here who've played it? I've seen a couple threads on here on this subject but they're pretty old. There's a full changelog at that link above.I just recently bought Crusader Kings 2 and its a pretty great game.
It doesn't necessarily mean the end of development, but it's everything the developers wanted to have in for a 1.0 release. It's been a great, polished mod for a while, but version 1.0 brings finishes "integration of World of Ice and Fire" material, improves the White Walkers and otherwise rounds off the package. That means you can take control of Ned Stark and try to survive, or any of the more minor characters in any of the series' houses of assholes. The Game of Thrones mod switches the game's real world setting for Westeros, and switches out its nobles and royals for the nobles and royals of the Song of Ice and Fire novels. That's just one of the reasons why the Game of Thrones mod is so good - and it's just hit version 1.0. It's brilliant, but you might be a little intimidated by its setting. Crusader Kings 2 is a grand strategy game about human beings instead of armies, and it spins gripping Shakespearean yarns about medieval social climbing, full of murder, betrayal and bastards.
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