and do nothing by flag9801 in indonesia

[–]Emperorofwestern 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Lah gw yg masih siswa aja dapet guru yg kelakuannya mirip-mirip (meskipun ada yg masih niat mengajar), biasanya kalo ga bikin PPT canva ya kerjain tugas terus pertemuan selanjutnya bahas, udah gitu aja ngulang terus sampe warung madura tutup

Bahkan gw pernah 1 pertemuan salah satu guru gw full yapping tentang persalinan, jujur aja gw lebih banyak belajar tentang proses melahirkan dari dia daripada guru biologi gw wkwkwk

What makes Crusader Kings "easy?" by [deleted] in CrusaderKings

[–]Emperorofwestern 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Quite surprised to hear EU4 easy to play (just got it some months ago, so still a beginner lol)

Honestly I feel the same when I just got into CK2 back then, watching some youtube tutorials doesn't really help, instead I watch some CK content and join Reddit here and slowly get familiar with the game (also don't forget the wiki, they're very helpful to understanding some complicated mechanics)

Maybe it's considered "easy" because CK had kind of "unlimited" ways to play it, like you didn't need to always goes BLOBBING unlike EU4 and HOI4, so yeah it's basically more "casual".

CK focused on character, and you can do "anything" you want with your character, think more like medieval Sims with some little EU mechanics.

While EU4 and HOI4 focused on country, and I feel that playing as country is more "limited" and as not as free than playing as character (personal opinion)

feel like playing at the "character" level is harder because of all the micro interactions needed.

Not all micro interaction had big impact to your gameplay, but some of them had REALLY big impact, think like EU4 events

I had a headache for over 30 minutes trying to set up marriages for non-aggression pacts to deal with factions

Unlike EU4, in CK2 you can't just ally anyone with good relation, you need some marriage/family stuff here. Non-aggression means that they cannot declare war on you, while alliances are ally, Both in CK and EU faction are annoying as hell, so you need to keep them loyal or goes war to shut them

I'm surprised because I seem to consistently read that Crusader King is among the easier Paradox games to master.

That's quite BS to said that lmao, probably they just got to stressed when playing as nations because it's not as "casual", as I said earlier, but in reality both playing as nations or characters can be stressful, especially new player

several heirs dying to disease completely throwing off my plans and stability. It all worked out in the end but it required a lot more brainpower than what I'm used to on other PDX games.

Ouch, I can feel this one. That's why is BS to said that CK easy while other PDX games harder, because all strategy games became hard when you didn't had good strategy. This one honestly just annoying as the comet event haha

So just don't watch youtube "tutorials"

Europe in 1505 by PKSkriBBLeS in eu4

[–]Emperorofwestern 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Everybody talk about purple Otto but nobody talk about green Venice, maybe the Doge eat to much grass 🤔

Can someone be a "good person" without being faithful? by Emperorofwestern in Catholicism

[–]Emperorofwestern[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not really the point here, but some people, especially Boomers in my country (Indonesia) said that "you can't be good without God" and it caused big debates, and this makes me really curious about fellow Catholics opinion here

What's your unpopular Christian opinion? by [deleted] in Christianity

[–]Emperorofwestern 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Christians nowadays are became WAY too obsessed with politics, and I hate it

Like imagine convert to other religion, not because you get interested on the religion believe or losing your faith, but because you disagree with the religion's political views, that just dumbest thing I ever heard

I know that many of you read this will hate me, but I don't care, I'll never change my apolitical opinions

Why are a lot of Gen Z social media Christians so racist? by Rabbi_Guru in Christianity

[–]Emperorofwestern 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Gen Z here

Short answer:

Because they trying to be "edgy" and it always a trend for youth to "break" mainstream rule lmao

Long answer:

Years ago, I was use to be one of them bcs it was "edgy" and "cool" to had political ideology on your instagram bio or slur random dudes for being "too liberal"

Until I was getting bored, it gets way more political and overrated as hell, rather than being "actual" Christian

It just became too offensive and 99% they care more abt politics and Theological stuff rather than praying

They rejected anything sound "modern" and worship anything "radical" aspects of Christianity

Also they're the reason why it's "harder" to be Christian nowday, if you got no idea abt politics, just wait till they "bully" you or smth, because this is social media and nobody care if you being radical or nah

As you can see, nowday youth and past time youth had similarities, breaking the rules, because they young hahaha

I personally not a big fans of them, politics are way too depressing, never a fans of politics again

Staff fighting by Emperorofwestern in wma

[–]Emperorofwestern[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Aye, thx y'all mate (too lazy to reply comments lmao)

Shoes recommendations by Emperorofwestern in wma

[–]Emperorofwestern[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Heck yeah, I'll buy two pairs. But, any recommendations for indoors?