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On Steam, right-click on the game in your library and select "Properties" then "Betas." In the "Select the beta you would like to opt in" dropdown, choose any past version of the game.In this case, if playing on Steam, a player can roll back to a previous version in order to preserve their current playthrough. Patches, specially major ones, can introduce anomalies or incompatibilities with save files from older versions. After creating a multiplayer game, under Game Settings tab on the left.In the Host Game screen, under the Game Info tab in the top right.Version history VersionĮach patch has an associated checksum that allows to verify the installation is correct. This also applies to mods, which have various levels of compatibility with new patches. Note that newer DLCs cannot be activated if you're playing on an older patch version.Hotfixes are commonly released shortly after major patches to fix any unforeseen bugs that came with the previous update, or independently to fix newly-discovered bugs or exploits.

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Hotfixes are very small updates to the game that usually fix only a few bugs and may contain a few changes to the gameplay as well. Crusader Kings 3 has a small update coming this week, currently in open beta on Steam, and set to release on June 22nd barring any major bugs, that fixes some problems with the foremost.

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They are sometimes released alongside a new, major DLC when this occurs a portion of the DLC's features are usually shipped as part of the coinciding free patch, thus made available to anyone who has the base game.

Patches fix many bugs and/or implement balance tweaks.

If you haven't played Crusader Kings III yet but want to know more about it, check out our Game Pass first impressions: Crusader Kings III for more info.Patches and hotfixes are free updates for Crusader Kings III, though they are different in purpose:

"The Cucumber King" will no longer be "unintentionally a kinslayer, due to a wrongly assigned father".

"You will no longer think of your angry spouse as your vassal".

Spouses and the like will "act as your wingman," but only if they're OK with the idea.

"People will now be a bit miffed if you raid them".

"Ugly characters now have significantly more varied looks, and look more believably ugly".

The AI has also been told to "get over its phobia of hostile raiders".

The AI, meanwhile, "will now consider breaking up with their AI lovers upon marriage".

"You can no longer see two versions of your bored daughter sitting under a pavilion".

Stupid women however, still have a chance to ask that question"

"Intelligent women no longer confront their pregnant lesbian lover to ask if they are the father of that child.

"If you try to make too many children your wards you'll now be told off in a strongly worded letter".

since, you know, they'll be dead." Former Heads of Faith "now keep their clothes on, presuming they held the HoF title at the time of their death," while attempting to divorce your Head of House "no longer confuses your House Head so much." If you're playing as a compassionate character, the game will now warn you that "blackmailing people is stressful." Check out some more of the notes below:

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You'll be pleased to know that you will no longer "mistake your infant child for a serial killer," be told to give titles to dead characters, or use the word "vile" as a "friendly greeting." Your spymaster will no longer work so hard to invent a secret about themselves, and you won't get an opinion penalty for "executing an independent ruler. The devs say "this works with achievements - but under certain restrictions." That being said, let's get stuck into the more hilarious aspects of the game's recent update, starting with the bugfixes. We should say that one of the biggest parts of this update is the new Ruler Designer feature, which lets you customise your ruler beforehand. Before we begin: there is a lot covered in these patch notes, so if you're keen to read the entire thing in full, head over to the Crusader Kings III site.