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Not a big DLC
Can get it on sale, doesn't add a ton of features but does add some new espionage and trade options that can change things up a bit
Europa Universalis IV: Res PublicaRequires Europa Universalis IV to play.
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Res Publica is the third expansion for the much lauded strategy game Europa Universalis IV. | Purchase DLC$4.99 |
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Description
- Strategy
- Paradox Interactive
- 7/16/2014
- Europa Universalis IV
- English
Res Publica is the third expansion for the much lauded strategy game Europa Universalis IV, that introduces new and unique ways to rule over your populace and govern your nation.
Featuring the introduction of a new government type, this latest expansion also offers new idea groups to explore as well as new gameplay elements for Republics and Dictatorship. Res Publica elevates the art of governance and exploration by allowing the player to experience new ways of receiving bonuses, whilst expanding on their trade empire.
The age of exploration is brought to life in this epic game of trade, diplomacy, warfare and exploration by Paradox Development Studio, the Masters of Strategy. Europa Universalis IV gives you the ability to control a nation and if you have what it takes, you can mold it into an empire that lasts through the ages.
Featuring the introduction of a new government type, this latest expansion also offers new idea groups to explore as well as new gameplay elements for Republics and Dictatorship. Res Publica elevates the art of governance and exploration by allowing the player to experience new ways of receiving bonuses, whilst expanding on their trade empire.
The age of exploration is brought to life in this epic game of trade, diplomacy, warfare and exploration by Paradox Development Studio, the Masters of Strategy. Europa Universalis IV gives you the ability to control a nation and if you have what it takes, you can mold it into an empire that lasts through the ages.
- New government type - Republican Dictatorship: Republic tradition does not increase regularly during Dictatorship and you will be presented with opportunity to gain power by losing Republic Tradition or losing power while gaining Republic Tradition during your rule.
- New faction system: Consisting of Aristocrats, Traders and Guilds. Spend power to increase faction influence and reap the benefits of a specific faction’s bonuses.
- New election events for Dutch Republics: Centered around Statists and Orangists. If Statists are in power elections are held every 4 years, a new ruler will always be be chosen out of 2 random candidates. With Orangists in power there is no election until the ruler is deceased.
- New Idea Groups: This new feature opens up a the possibility for expanded exploration.
Requirements
 Mac Requirements |
Minimum Supported | Will It Run? |
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| Mac OS X | 10.6.8 | Download the MacGameStore App to compare your Mac's information in real-time. Get the Mac App |
| 64bit Support | Unknown | |
| CPU Type | Intel Mac Only | |
| CPU Cores | 2 | |
| CPU Speed | 2 GHz | |
| System RAM | 2 GB | |
| Drive Space | 2 GB | |
| Video RAM | 1 GB | |
| Video (ati) | AMD Radeon HD 6750M * | |
| Video (nvidia) | NVIDIA GeForce 9600M GT * | |
| Video (intel) | Any |
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Reviews, Ratings & Comments
Shopper Reviews
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Small, cheap expansion
It adds a few new government mechanics for a select few nations (iirc it was Poland, Venice and Netherlands) and if you play those kind of nations, I'd recommend you pick this one up- it is pretty cheap after all. Otherwise, outside of republics, it doesn't add much really, except the national focus feature, which you can already get in Common Sense.
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