In Nomine Manual

Europa Universalis - In Nomine 1 Credits GAME DESIGN Johan Andersson Henrik Fåhraeus PROGRAMMING Henrik Fåhraeus Johan Andersson Anna Drevendal GRAPHICS Jonas Jakobsson LEAD TESTER Chris King MANUAL Johan Andersson Chris King Henrik Fåhraeus Anna Drevendal In Nomine is the second expansion of our successful title, Europa Universalis III. We feel that Napoleon’s Ambition added a nice coat of polish to what was a very solid title, so ironically enough, we felt we could show some real ambition with our second expansion. The biggest changes are those that are not immediately visible to you, but we did a lot of work on how the AI worked. The main goal was to try and remove some of randomness out of the equation and put more calculation in. In the same manner we added decisions and missions; especially with the decisions, our goal was to make things less random and more strategic. However we still didn’t want every game to be the same, so like everything else in life it all turns on a little bit of luck. 2 Expanded Timeline We have added over 53 more years of game-play, by pushing back the start date to October 13th, 1399, at the Coronation of Henry IV. This extra time period gives you Tamerlane, the Byzantine Empire, and the end of the Hundred Years War. We added 8 new levels of technology, including new units and effects. Also, not every technology-group now starts at the same level at the start of the game. This change - considering the big differences between technologies at game start - means that the supremacy of European countries when they reach the new world is that much greater. Furthermore, the map of Europe received an overhaul, with Spain, the Netherlands, Germany, Russia and the Balkans getting new provinces and revised borders. In total, over 30 provinces were added. A few new countries were also added to the game; here is a quick overview: Aydin A Turkish Principality founded in the wake of the Rum Sultanate, that ruled the west coast of Asia Minor for almost a whole century. Aquileia Italian Patriarchy centered on the historical city of Aquileia in north- eastern Italy that flourished during the 11th and 12th century. Byzantine Empire The successor state to the Roman Empire centered on Constantinople or "Byzantium", as it was called before the …