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• gamedeal user

  Oct 4, 2014

  This DLC unlocks playing as an Indian ruler, using three new religions (jain, buddhism, and hindu), an indian theme UI when playing as a character with indian culture, and a bunch of new events when playing as an indian and a few when not. Do note that you can still invade India with the expanded steppe area and have to deal with the new religions without buying the DLC. Pick this up when on a great sale or if you really want to play an Indian and sacrifice people to Kali.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 6, 2014

  This DLC gives you the option in game to swap to your Liege's culture, or the culture of your capital county for the cost of 500 prestige. I never play CK2 in India, or Persia. I have no interest in Janism, Buddism, etc, or the caste system in Indian culture. If this interests you, buy. If you are only interested in culture swapping, cheat (culture frankish) (prestige -500). If you play Ironman, the culture swap bonus is nice... but not at all important. I purchased it only to support the game I have almost 2000hrs playing.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 15, 2014

  Only reason I bought CK2.... I am a fan of all strategy games, especially Total war games. I do not have much experience with Paradox mostly playing mount and blade (is that paradox?) but other than that I have not tried any others. The selling point in CK2 was that it was about people, I like having individuals and a sense of role play in strategy.... EU 4 and such seemed to not have that. On to Rajas expansion, most of my college studies were in buddhism, hinduism, and the history of Indian religions... watching people play lets play as these cultures as they were confused as to what anything meant... who shiva is, what a brahman is, and why you should have your head priest as one. Not many people think of Buddhism as an Indian religion because it has taken hold strongest in the far east, however in the dark/middle ages, it had a strong presence and wars were fought about which relgion would be the dominate religion in India.. I cant think of a modern game that lets me play out this time and location of history, where I can think of 10 other games that let you play a king in fuedal europe.... IF you are interested in Hinduism and Indian culture, as well as Buddhism, or just want to experience a new world than what we are used to, grab this up,
• gamedeal user

  Oct 15, 2014

  Very nice expansion. I have a feeling the added threat against muslim countries makes it easier to survive as the Byzantines. But in my book that is a good thing. ;)
• gamedeal user

  Mar 16, 2015

  A great addition to the game. Expanding the map of the game all the way to India! A whole new sub-continent to conquer!
• gamedeal user

  Feb 3, 2016

  Other than the lag it causes(it is because of the patch that came with the DLC, not the DLC itself), it is a very good DLC that adds to the game. Although you don't find yourself playing india that much, it is still nice if you do. 10/10 would invade india as a norse again.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 25, 2016

  This DLC comes with two features. 1.Play in India 2 Dont Play in India.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 25, 2017

  I've probably spent the second most amount of time thrashing about in India. Buddhist enlightenment spread by fire.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 22, 2017

  This expansion is ok, just... meh. It allows you to play as characters in India, that is an entirely new region with three different religions. The problem is just that playing in India is kind of boring. The religions don't feel very different from the standard, if anything they come less into play. India is kind of isolated and little happens there except for endless revolts. This isn't a DLC to avoid, but if you want to skip some expansions for CK2 this is probably on the top of the list. Playing as an Indian ruler once or twice might be fun, but it just adds too little to the game to be worth it.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 25, 2017

  Being able to convert to your capital's religion and culture are decisions locked behind this DLC. The rest of it is total garbage.