u/Talisman27

Hey. I am a guy in my 20's from Finland who will be visiting Riga in the beginning of August. I am fairly educated in the Baltic history, so my visit will be heavily focused on it. I am interested in former Hansa, time under Teutons etc. More accurately the Germanic Baltic culture interests me, but of course I am willing to learn about everything.

So I am asking for suggestions about museums, cites and marketplaces.

Also, some nighttime places interest me. Pubs, clubs whatever.

Thank you in advance.

I am trying to upgrade "Ship of the Lines" to "Early Ironclads" but can't find how. I even built a few early Ironclads to check if that was the issue.

I don't have the latest DLC

I am playing as USA, won the civil war and colonizing towards the west. I rushed nationalism to get the manifest destiny faster, but for some reason it's not showing up on the journal entry or even on the potentials. Is this some kind of glitch or what is going on? I am also newish to the game with 200 hours.

Hey, so I have previously posted here for tips as I am quite new with the game. I have previous experience from EU4/5, Vicies and HOI4 and the concept of playing as a character rather than nation is fun.

But the issue that I constantly face is that close family tends to make insane things which affect the gameplay constantly. I hold no DLCs yet and I can't figure out how to keep them in line.

Hey.

So I am 70 hours into CK3 and would need some general tips for actually getting good at the game. My main concerns are:

1. How to divide titles in a good way
2. How to develop the land you own (Which buildings should I build etc.)
3. Best starts for learning the game

I have no DLCs yet, but I'll grab the subscription eventually.