Europa Universalis IV: Rights of Man

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Paradox Interactive presents "Rights of Man" , an expansion to Europa Universalis IV that adds greater depth and detail to a host of game systems. New decisions, greater customization and added personality are all coming to the best-selling game about exploration, trade and conquest.

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Developer:
Paradox Development Studio
Publisher:
Paradox Interactive
Engine:
Clausewitz Engine
Release date:
11 October 2016
Recent Steam reviews:
Not specified
All Steam reviews:
Mixed (294)

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Description

Paradox Interactive presents "Rights of Man", an expansion to Europa Universalis IV that adds greater depth and detail to a host of game systems. New decisions, greater customization and added personality are all coming to the best-selling game about exploration, trade and conquest.

Features include:

  • Great Powers now have special diplomatic abilities: Don’t let your development lag while you expand, so you can make use of new threats and overtures to neighbors
  • Personalities and traits for monarchs and military leaders will add bonuses to your nation or assist you in battle
  • Queens can be generated by royal marriages, and serve as regents if an underage heir ascends to the throne
  • Subject nations can be given more specific instructions on how to behave at war
  • Fetishist nations can choose from a number of cults, and uncover new options as they wage war and make alliances
  • Coptic nations will be tasked with preserving their faith through the control of holy sites throughout the near east
  • Other Features, including a new faction system for Revolutionary Republics, a unique new government form for the Ottoman Empire, the ability to abdicate, allowing building in subject states, and debasing currency for quick cash

Recommended system requirements

minimum*

OS *:
Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8
Processor:
Intel® Pentium® IV 2.4 GHz eller AMD 3500+
Memory:
2 GB RAM
Graphics:
NVIDIA® GeForce 8800 or ATI Radeon® X1900, 512mb video memory required
DirectX®:
9.0c
Hard Drive:
2 GB HD space
Sound:
Direct X- compatible soundcard
Other Requirements:
Broadband Internet connection
Additional:
Controller support: 3-button mouse, keyboard and speakers. Internet Connection or LAN for multiplayer

recommended*

OS *:
Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8
Processor:
Intel® Pentium® IV 2.4 GHz or AMD 3500+
Memory:
2 GB RAM
Graphics:
NVIDIA® GeForce 8800 or ATI Radeon® X1900, 1024mb video memory recommended
DirectX®:
9.0c
Hard Drive:
2 GB HD space
Sound:
Direct X-compatible soundcard
Other Requirements:
Broadband Internet connection
Additional:
Controller support: 3-button mouse, keyboard and speakers. Internet Connection or LAN for multiplayer

User reviews

Tomiko
Not recommended | 05 May 2021

Paradox is calling their community toxic for criticising their overpriced, broken, unfinished DLCs. That's some though move. Now I'm gonna be toxic and call you the worst Consumer friendly company there is around. Even

Helpful: 75
Harashiohorn
Not recommended | 22 May 2022

Most of the reviews for this DLC are heavily dated, so let me come and review it from the present day. Unlike functional game-studios, Paradox doesn't pay attention to older DLCs or older functional mechanics. As a

Helpful: 46
Vojtas007
Not recommended | 05 May 2021

20 Euros for a bunch of features which should be for 5 Euros instead. Coptic and Fetishist religions are useless, they boast too insignificant bonuses and can not keep up with other meta religions. You can give more

Helpful: 22
kickedmidget
Not recommended | 29 Mar 2023

Simple game mechanics locked behind a $$$ wall. Actual brain damage will be inflicted if you buy this. I hate myself. 0/10

Helpful: 31
Saint_Vicious
Not recommended | 21 Oct 2023

It's a good DLC! If you get it at half off... Extremely overpriced for how little it gives, though what it does give you is actual quality content. Just don't buy for any more than half off please.

Helpful: 1
Bonbon
Not recommended | 04 Sept 2024

Love when a company sells essential base game content as a dlc just to give it away for free a few years later so they can update the features as another dlc

Helpful: 10