Buy favors and ask for council support. If you're unable to buy them then replace them with another courtier.
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Buy favors and ask for council support. If you're unable to buy them then replace them with another courtier.
All these are, IMO, up to personal references. As for getting laws approved, you can request council support from councilors in exchange of a favor or you can buy a favor from them and use that to exchange for support.
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I'm going to try to look at and explain EU4 converter modding: http://www.ckiiwiki.com/EU4_Converter_modding but it might need to be "wikified"a bit, as I'm not an expert on what terms and layout to use.
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Awesome ! I don't own EU4 nor converter, so can't help much in that area.
In addition to files/folders structure, what could help is to explain the steps that need to be done for frequent use cases, for a mod to be "EU4 compatible" when it adds:
- a new religion/culture
- a new landed title
- a new province
etc.
Well, by explaining the structure and format, that is what I intend on doing, but perhaps you are right that it might be good to be more clear on that front.
I have noticed a moddb link on the wiki. Given that modders are not allowed to use moddb (except for AGoT that was granted a special permission) here on the forums according to the rules, shouldn't those links be removed from the wiki too?
Well, Paradox rules for user mods do not directly apply on the wiki. The way I see it:
- If a mod is purely on ModDB, there's nothing preventing it today to have a wiki page with a link for that mod.
- If a mod is on ModDB and also on the forum and/or Steam Workshop, then the Paradox user mod rules are already broken... The link(s) on the wiki page would simply make this fact more obvious, but the wiki is not the root cause of the violation.
OK, I just thought I would mention it here, as here on the forums any non-approved ModDB links are to be reported and I was unsure on if those rules applied to the wiki.
Hey, I just got auto-blocked from editing the wiki for some reason. I was trying to fix some factual information on Yazidi beliefs on the Muslim page and the abuse filter kicked me, and because stupid wiki design is stupid I also can't post on any of the moderators' talk pages to get the block lifted.
Sorry about that.
You've been unblocked, and the false positive causing it has been eliminated.
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Thanks a lot to all Wiki creators for their huge work while creating such a helpful site! 
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If I were to add a step-by-step description of how to add a province, assembling advice and how-to from other places, would it be in a new page or on the already existing Map modding page?
Probably the map modding page. If it gets too big, it can be split off.
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I'm wondering if the CK2 wiki's official rep or Pdox could reach out to Google to have them de-prioritize the wikia search result as its been very outdated and misinforming. I sometimes accidentally click it myself, my friend whos' new to the game was often confused when he's trying to search information to help himself.
Why update the Wikia when the Wiki already has all the information? Why not just have Pdox/CK2Wiki ask Google to stop putting Wikia as top search result?
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Sorry, didn't notice a in wikia.
Anyway, google doesn't show me that unless I specifically ask for it.
Anyway, google doesn't show me that unless I specifically ask for it.
Google results depend your own web behaviour as well.
Searching for CK2 + wiki in Google i get the wikia as third result, in Startpage as fifth, in DuckDuckGo as second, interesting.
I've been unfairly banned by some bot. None of the administrators on the Wiki are responding. What do I do? I've been banned for two days now, this is unacceptable.