I want to do some changes to the cultures in the British Isles, but the types of available cultures can't be changed (i.e. splitting Gaelic into Irish, Scottish, Welsh, & Breton). So, here is what I'm thinking:
Current Model
- "english" in all English provinces
- "gaelic" in all Irish and Scottish provinces, plus Wales
- Wales turns from gaelic to english as a result of the end of the English Civil War (triggered by both 3026 "Cromwell and the Republic" & 3771 "King Charles and the New Monarchy)
- England gains "gaelic" as a culture through the Act of Union with Scotland (3037)
Problem: When England gains "gaelic," it not only applies to its Scottish provinces, but also to its Irish provinces, which isn't historical.
Proposed Model
- same starting cultures in British Isles provinces
- Wales turns from gaelic to english as a result of the Welsh Act of Union (1536), a new event
- all four Scottish provinces turn from gaelic to english as a result of an altered Act of Union with Scotland event (revised 3037)
- thus, England never gains gaelic as a state culture, and therefore the culture penalty will always apply to its Irish provinces
- an event would be added that, if Scotland regains independence after 1700, english would also be a state culture, so it is not penalized
Any thoughts?