And they will be playing in East Asia, Korea is played for example
Source : Twitter
Also one (or more?) in Japan (Yamana if i'm not mistaken...)
i waste definitely too much time on twitter...
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Also one (or more?) in Japan (Yamana if i'm not mistaken...)
i waste definitely too much time on twitter...
I'm so sick of complainers that I wish to file a complaint about people complaining about "someone complaining about people complaining about the Balkans before we had anyone complaining about the Balkans".
If you complain that you weren't actually complaining, fair enough - I'll apologize and withdraw my original complaint and file a new complaint about your new complaint.
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Why play Korea when Korea didn't even get any new provinces? Disgraceful. Also have they changed the ahistorical Korea to Joseon? Do they even realize that Korea basically means Goreyo, which was not the dynasty at the time? I don't see why Korea isn't called Joseon when China is called Ming.
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It's not like they're in desperate need of them, like Japan was.
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Now that the average province density has been going up for a fair while, Italy could get a couple more. It was the most urbanized part of Europe for a fair while, with rates of urban population reached only by England during the late 18th century.
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Goryeo is neither a ruling dynasty right now, so that's no argument. Another thing is that China has multiple dynasties to choose from once Ming falls, while Korea has none. I would change the name to Joseon only if more Korean tags were added.
Oh, come on. You can hardly breathe nowadays without Paradox doing something to Italy. Now Japan's been fixed (hopefully), the next priority should be either the rest of Asia or the Americas.
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There hasn't been a province change in Italy for quite a while, has there? Anyway Italy is already quite crowded and I don't think it needs more provinces at the moment, the Levant or Asia would be cooler. And more clickable.
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Well I guess it's time isn't it?
Playing EU4 and shamefuly didn't try China or Japan just yet, seeing that Sengoku&Shogun are much more detailed it doesn't really charm. But a patch/expansion would do it right.
Playing EU4 and shamefuly didn't try China or Japan just yet, seeing that Sengoku&Shogun are much more detailed it doesn't really charm. But a patch/expansion would do it right.
That's over 1.5 years ago, wouldn't call that hardly being able to breathe without Paradox making changes to Italy
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Ryukyu hasn't gotten an update in years. It needs more provinces more than any other region.
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There are still no urgencies in Italy. At all. Compared to South-East Asia which hasn't seen an update in two years.
Time for other parts of the world this round.
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The crowd will never be happy with the map, u could make calcs how many provs each region should have based on pop, size, GDP, conflicts, culture or other factors or even a combination of factors and each time people will complain 
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Check the multiplayer map guys. We can see many changes, but no new tags aside from Japan.
Here's the map from the multi thread:
Looks like there's no Philippines update, unfortunately. Also, my eyes aren't good enough to identify changes without having the 1.19 map next to me. @Grand Historian?
Looks like there's no Philippines update, unfortunately. Also, my eyes aren't good enough to identify changes without having the 1.19 map next to me. @Grand Historian?
New steppe provinces. Looks like Manchus and Mongols will be more interesting this time around. Disappointed about the lack of new tags though.
Mongolia +3 provinces
Haixi +1 province
Jianzhou +2 provinces
Yeren +3 provinces
Oirat +2 provinces
U-tsang +1 province
Chagatai +1 province
Sarig Yogir +1 province
Korchin +3 provinces
Mongolia +3 provinces
Haixi +1 province
Jianzhou +2 provinces
Yeren +3 provinces
Oirat +2 provinces
U-tsang +1 province
Chagatai +1 province
Sarig Yogir +1 province
Korchin +3 provinces
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