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What’s New in Crusader Kings II 3.2.1?

Crusader Kings II is a grand strategy game that lets you create your own medieval dynasty and shape the course of history. The game has been updated regularly with new features and content since its release in 2012. The latest patch, 3.2.1, was released on June 14, 2019, and it fixes some bugs and issues related to the previous patch, 3.2.

In this article, we will review what’s new in Crusader Kings II 3.2.1 and how it affects your gameplay experience.

Bug Fixes

The main purpose of patch 3.2.1 is to fix some bugs and issues that were introduced or remained unresolved in patch 3.2. According to the official patch notes[^1^], these are the main bug fixes:

• Fixed an issue with parts of the German and Spanish localisation.
• Fixed a couple of issues with historical characters related to the 936 bookmark.

The first fix addresses some problems with the translation of some texts and events in German and Spanish languages. The second fix corrects some historical inaccuracies and inconsistencies with some characters that appear in the Iron Century bookmark, which was added in patch 3.2.

Conclusion

Crusader Kings II 3.2.1 is a minor patch that mainly focuses on bug fixes and stability improvements. It does not add any new features or content to the game, but it makes the game more polished and enjoyable for players who use the German or Spanish languages or who play in the Iron Century bookmark.

If you want to learn more about Crusader Kings II and its previous patches, you can visit the official website[^2^] or the wiki[^3^]. You can also buy the game on Steam or other platforms.

Features

Crusader Kings II is a game that offers a lot of features and options for players who want to experience the medieval world in different ways. Some of the main features of the game are:

• A dynamic and realistic map that covers Europe, Africa, Asia and parts of India.
• A character-based gameplay that focuses on personalities, traits, skills, relationships and events.
• A feudal system that simulates the complex interactions between lords and vassals.
• A wide variety of religions and cultures that affect gameplay and diplomacy.
• A historical simulation that includes hundreds of historical characters and events.
• A modding system that allows players to create their own scenarios and content.

Expansions

Crusader Kings II has been supported by Paradox Interactive with regular updates and expansions since its release. The game has 13 major expansions that add new features, mechanics, regions, cultures, religions and scenarios to the game. The expansions are:

1. Sword of Islam (2012): Allows players to play as Muslim rulers and introduces new mechanics for Islam.
2. Legacy of Rome (2012): Focuses on the Byzantine Empire and the Orthodox Church and adds new mechanics for retinues and factions.
3. Sunset Invasion (2012): Adds a fictional invasion of Europe by the Aztecs in the late 13th century.
4. The Republic (2013): Allows players to play as merchant republics and introduces new mechanics for trade and politics.
5. The Old Gods (2013): Extends the start date to 867 AD and allows players to play as pagan rulers and raiders.
6. Sons of Abraham (2013): Expands the role of religion and adds new mechanics for Christianity, Islam and Judaism.
7. Rajas of India (2014): Extends the map to India and allows players to play as Indian rulers and religions.
8. Charlemagne (2014): Extends the start date to 769 AD and adds new mechanics for viceroyalties and custom kingdoms.
9. Way of Life (2014): Adds new options for role-playing and character development.
10. Horse Lords (2015): Allows players to play as nomadic rulers and introduces new mechanics for clans and tributaries.
11. Conclave (2016): Overhauls the council and laws systems and adds new mechanics for education and coalitions.
12. The Reaper’s Due (2016): Adds new mechanics for diseases, epidemics and hospitals.
13. Monks and Mystics (2017): Adds new mechanics for societies, artifacts and relics.
14. Jade Dragon (2017): Adds interactions with China and new mechanics for tributaries and off-map powers.
15. Holy Fury (2018): Overhauls the crusades and pagan reformation systems and adds new mechanics for bloodlines, sainthood and coronations.