What's the most "nerdy" thing you've ever done as a gamer, the things that not only confuse non-gamers but even make those who partake of the hobby think "that dude's hardcore...or completely out of his mind"?
I ask because I'm in the middle of a Paradox 900. For those who aren't Pdox gamers, what that means is you start a game of Crusader Kings, use the save-game portability tool to port the save into Europa Universalis 2, use a fan-made converter to convert the save to Victoria: Revolutions, and use Paradox's save game porter to port THAT save to Hearts of Iron II. By playing the same country for all four games, you trace a continuous line for a country in Europe from 1066 all the way forward to 1964 (with only a 15-year gap between the end of EU2 at the end of 1820 and the beginning of Victoria in 1836.) My wife sees what I've done with the Count of Yaroslavl (in CK) who is now, through a series of interesting events, the King of Sweden, and she just rolls her eyes. And she plays EVE Online and WoW, so it's not like she's a non-gamer.
Incidentally, the above 900-year track takes about 150-200 hours, or "a month and change at a full-time job."
EDIT: initial post was missing five words that were needed to make it make sense.
I ask because I'm in the middle of a Paradox 900. For those who aren't Pdox gamers, what that means is you start a game of Crusader Kings, use the save-game portability tool to port the save into Europa Universalis 2, use a fan-made converter to convert the save to Victoria: Revolutions, and use Paradox's save game porter to port THAT save to Hearts of Iron II. By playing the same country for all four games, you trace a continuous line for a country in Europe from 1066 all the way forward to 1964 (with only a 15-year gap between the end of EU2 at the end of 1820 and the beginning of Victoria in 1836.) My wife sees what I've done with the Count of Yaroslavl (in CK) who is now, through a series of interesting events, the King of Sweden, and she just rolls her eyes. And she plays EVE Online and WoW, so it's not like she's a non-gamer.
Incidentally, the above 900-year track takes about 150-200 hours, or "a month and change at a full-time job."
EDIT: initial post was missing five words that were needed to make it make sense.