Some mods are still in development and will get more features over time. Players who have CK3 can simply subscribe to the ones that interest them.
Steam Workshop support makes it easy to install them. For our top Crusader Kings3 mods, please read on. This list of the top CK3 mods aims at highlighting both the larger, more ambitious mods as well as the smaller mods that are worthwhile.
This meant that players didn’t have to wait until they could make drastic changes to their game or add smaller UI elements which were missing by default. Many players consider mods an integral part to the experience, and the third installment in the series is no exception.Ĭrusader Kings 3 mods were available from day one. Stainless Steel really ‘fixed’ those issues without going overboard imo.Crusader Kings 3 is finally here, giving players another chance at ruling some part of the world and surviving medieval court intrigue.
It had been simplified in some weird ways (e.g., I think England only had 2-3 towns and Scotland 1-2, so the geography and strategic maneuvering for an England campaign was very limited/boring at the start). Having been a fan of the original Shogun and Medieval I, I was sorely disappointed when I finally got around to Medieval II. That said, it had a nice customization system (on install and/or game launch I think) so you could enjoy some of its most fundamental improvements (like a bigger/denser map with more regions and some balance/AI/bug fixes) without necessarily going for the advanced realism stuff that can be more hit or miss (IIRC there were some options that added/changed army attrition and other stuff that might add a bit too much hidden logistics to the game). It took a bit of reading for me to get into Stainless Steel (it’s one of these massive mod projects with tons of sub-forums for sub-mods and fairly significant changes between releases so you can find people advocating for previous versions of the mod).
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