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Hi Hardradi,

after a long time I am also back to EU:R and also to your mod.
Back in the past you told us that you get rid of Cursus Honorum. Now I see CH 2.2 is out. Are you planning to implement it again or are there still problems with your mod?
 
CH is an awesome mod but I dont think it has been tested enough in its own right. I may be wrong but I ended up trying to fix a lot of errors that were arising from CH rather than Epigoni.

Currently I dont have the mental capacity to review and fix gnosticdogma's code. I struggle with the title coding.

Perhaps I could implement a "dumbed" down verison of it.
 
Hello I would just like to say I appreciate putting this together and props to all those involved, it definately makes the EU Rome setting much more interesting. I have question, if I may, and I apologize if this has been asked somewhere else: what is the criteria for having the ability to make certain decisions? Primarily I mean becoming an empire and the the formation of the Antigonid/Argead dynasties? I know that you need 50 provinces to become an Imperium, but sometimes I dont have the option under the list. For example, as Antigonids the option is there when I start the game as Demetrius Poliorcetes, but the option is not there as Philip V. I was curious if this was intentional or if the options would perhaps eventually come up, or what. Either way, an excellent mod and may you have a fabulous day. Thank you.
 
Indeed, you need at least 50 provinces to become an empire. And also I think you have to be a kingdom first, for which you need 10 or 15 provinces I think, don't remember exactly. I'm pretty sure it's possible for any country to become an empire. I'm playing as Dacia which starts as a tribe and I gradually got the options to become a kingdom and then an empire. Hover over the circle with a question mark in it, near the button to enact the decision, and it will list the conditions that have to be met.
 
RestitutorOrbis said:
Hello I would just like to say I appreciate putting this together and props to all those involved, it definately makes the EU Rome setting much more interesting. I have question, if I may, and I apologize if this has been asked somewhere else: what is the criteria for having the ability to make certain decisions? Primarily I mean becoming an empire and the the formation of the Antigonid/Argead dynasties? I know that you need 50 provinces to become an Imperium, but sometimes I dont have the option under the list. For example, as Antigonids the option is there when I start the game as Demetrius Poliorcetes, but the option is not there as Philip V. I was curious if this was intentional or if the options would perhaps eventually come up, or what. Either way, an excellent mod and may you have a fabulous day. Thank you.
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I just loaded the game as Philip V at 554AUC. If I open the Diadochi Decisions, it appears near the bottom of the list.

To refound the Argead empire you need all of the appropriate provinces plus:

Code: 
country_decisions = {
	argead_empire = {
		potential = {
			and = {
				not = { exists = ARG } 
				has_civil_war = no
				ruler = { culture = macedonian }	
				has_country_flag = diadochi_decisions_open 
				or = {
					government = despotic_monarchy
					government = federal_monarchy
					government = aristocratic_monarchy
					government = imperium
					government = theocracy
				}
			}
		}

To refound the Antigonid Empire you need the appropriate provinces plus:

Code: 
country_decisions = {
	antigonid_empire = {
		potential = {
			and = {
				not = { exists = ANE } 
				has_civil_war = no
				ruler = { has_title = title_antigonid_family }	
				has_country_flag = diadochi_decisions_open
				or = {
					government = despotic_monarchy
					government = federal_monarchy
					government = aristocratic_monarchy
					government = imperium
				}
			}
		}
 
Wow. Great to have you back HARDRADI! :)

Then I may be back playing Epigoni since it is truly a great mod. But my save game insisted on crashing, for unknown reasons.

When was the latest version released? which year does it go back to now?
 
BBR91 said:
Indeed, you need at least 50 provinces to become an empire. And also I think you have to be a kingdom first, for which you need 10 or 15 provinces I think, don't remember exactly. I'm pretty sure it's possible for any country to become an empire. I'm playing as Dacia which starts as a tribe and I gradually got the options to become a kingdom and then an empire. Hover over the circle with a question mark in it, near the button to enact the decision, and it will list the conditions that have to be met.
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Founded an empire as Judea, so yes. I was previously a dictatorship, I think.
 
I think I'm going to be getting back to EU:R in the next few months.

I just wanted to say that Hardradi, you're one of the great members of this community. You improved my enjoyment of the game easily 3- or 400%.

Also, HOI3 is wonderfully addictive. Let me know if you start modding any of it.
 
Thanks for your nice comments S.

Yes, I have been modding and playing HOI3. Check out my AAR, it shows some of the new features I have added in. I havent released anything yet. There doesnt seem t be much interest in the HOI3 forums. They are already spoiled with some good mods.

I might role out a Scenario in the next few days.
 
So, just bought Rome yesterday (yay for the Amazon sale), so I I'd like to ask... (and lord knows if anyone sees this!)

What the are the pros/cons to this mod versus vanilla? I'm still stumbling around learning how to play this one, and on paper the stuff the mod changes seems excellent, but I still have my doubts. I want a solid (or as solid as I can hope!) experience for my first playthrough, so yeah, here I am asking.

I'll admit, the more varied government types is nice to see. I think what worries me is the fact that damn near all of Europe in the mod is filled with various single province tribes, while in the default it's just a few smatterings of em'.
 
Comradebot said:
So, just bought Rome yesterday (yay for the Amazon sale), so I I'd like to ask... (and lord knows if anyone sees this!)

What the are the pros/cons to this mod versus vanilla? I'm still stumbling around learning how to play this one, and on paper the stuff the mod changes seems excellent, but I still have my doubts. I want a solid (or as solid as I can hope!) experience for my first playthrough, so yeah, here I am asking.
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CONS: Requires more PC power and will slow down your game performance. You may also be required to trim the save games after a while.

PROS: Expanded map (more provinces and bigger), more historical countries, characters, wars, expanded timeline (backwards) and more bookmarks. More traits, events, decisions, governments, titles, races, religions, etc.

Comradebot said:
I'll admit, the more varied government types is nice to see. I think what worries me is the fact that damn near all of Europe in the mod is filled with various single province tribes, while in the default it's just a few smatterings of em'.
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There are still barbarian provinces but many historical tribal nations have also been added. Its a mixture.
 
This mod is really great, I can see lots of unused potential in EU:Rome. Really hope to see new version of Epigoni soon!
 
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