Key points Performance can be poor in the later game due to the increased save game size and the increased number of calculations that have to be performed. Click through the pages of this wiki to learn about some of the setups that you can do in order to make as epic a ruler as you possibly can. Crusader Kings II is a singleplayer bird's-eye view RPG, strategy and simulation game in the Crusader Kings series. The problem with the Designer is that the traits you add can be manipulated in various 'cheat setups' to make a superman sort of character. Adding one point to any stat raises your age by one (vice versa for lowering a stat) and traits have a specific value attached to them (Inbred lowers your age by 66, etc.). After the End (AtE) is a total conversion mod set in a 2666 A.D.

You can go up to a maximum age of 50 from your traits and stats. Lowering a stat or adding a negative trait lowers the age of your character, and raising a stat or adding a positive triat raises the age of your character. 5) Right click Crusader Kings III.exe on the list -> Set priority -> High. The stats and traits you can add are limited by the age of your character. 3) Switch it to the More details view if required using the More Details link in the bottom right corner. The designer first lets you customize the appearance of your character, make his/her dynasty's coat of arms, and finally customize the stats, traits, name, and household alignment. Open Crusader Kings II and check 'After the End' in the 'Mods' section of the launcher. If the 'mod' folder does not exist, you should create it. Well then the Ruler Designer is for you! The Ruler Designer (a.k.a the most unbalanced piece of DLC this world has ever seen) allows you to make a custom character within the Crusader Kings world for the measly price of five dollars (or your regional equivalent which I am too lazy to look up). Unzip everything to to My Documents/Paradox Interactive/Crusader Kings II/mod (Windows) or Documents/Paradox Interactive/Crusader Kings II/mod (Mac).

So let's say you've experienced all that Crusader Kings 2's vanilla has to offer (you haven't), you've played all of the big and well-made mods out there (you haven't) and decide you've earned yourself some cheating time! Well, let's also say that after having extended the console for all of the enjoyment you can squeeze out of it, you're still not satisfied with what you can do, specifically the lack of cheating you can do to modify your ruler.

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