1.26 Mughals Update Release [checksum 6196] - NOT FOR PROBLEM REPORTS
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Ahem, I so understand now for all DLS in matter is buying pre-order or not, different images of the owned items will always
I already posted my suggestions in other threads, I will share them here again as people seemed to like them.
- Missionary conversion scales with autonomy. 100% autonomy results in 0% conversion strength. Would make early conversions more difficult as you will want to avoid rebels and raise autonomy. Later on you can convert more as you harsh treat rebels and reduce autonomy to get absolutism, nice synergy between those two.
- Religious ideas no longer give -25% culture conversion bonus but the ability to convert in territories.
- Adapt the muslim center of faiths in trade regions. Any religion can send a missionary to any trade node as long as they have of 50% trade power in the node. A nice buff to tall play, trade ideas and the new mechanic to upgrade trading ports. Also more historical accurate, as trade was key in spreading religions.
Let me know what you think about it and if you actually prefer those mechanics rather than just disabling conversions in territories.
- Missionary conversion scales with autonomy. 100% autonomy results in 0% conversion strength. Would make early conversions more difficult as you will want to avoid rebels and raise autonomy. Later on you can convert more as you harsh treat rebels and reduce autonomy to get absolutism, nice synergy between those two.
- Religious ideas no longer give -25% culture conversion bonus but the ability to convert in territories.
- Adapt the muslim center of faiths in trade regions. Any religion can send a missionary to any trade node as long as they have of 50% trade power in the node. A nice buff to tall play, trade ideas and the new mechanic to upgrade trading ports. Also more historical accurate, as trade was key in spreading religions.
Let me know what you think about it and if you actually prefer those mechanics rather than just disabling conversions in territories.
As I'm pretty sure there are new provinces, that makes sense.
ETA: How many Groogys long is this update?
ETA: How many Groogys long is this update?
No, they are just hidden: you have a checkbox that will show incompatible saves.
Of course, showing them won't make them playable. If you want to play them... well, you should have checked the stickied threads. Check the guide on how to continue your game here.
The Truce Mapmode looks pretty good, though when you have both a truce and a CB the green lines kinda obfuscate the colour of the truce timer.
I have a question about trade in the lhasa
why is there no trade modifier in the lhasa province as in nepal?
there is one trade modifier per entire trading node
why is there no trade modifier in the lhasa province as in nepal?
there is one trade modifier per entire trading node
Here the userdir.txt content was deleted when the game updated, is it on purpose or a bug?
Does it have a lot of incense to make up for only one inland trade town?
It’s great so far. I like the missionary nerf - seems more realistic.
I think they’ll have to tweak the centres of trade a bit at some point.
I’d like to see the trade company buildings as an option in the ‘easy to find tab’ (or whatever it’s called).
I think they’ll have to tweak the centres of trade a bit at some point.
I’d like to see the trade company buildings as an option in the ‘easy to find tab’ (or whatever it’s called).
They should've made it more difficult, not impossible (with exceptions), to convert in territories
Is Mali and Timbaktu being neck in neck with western europe in technology every game by 1700 fixed yet?
So, is anyone else having a surprisingly hard time getting the WotR to fire? Tried 4 starts as England and despite them adding the infertile trait to good old loser-boy Henry all 4 times I got an heir within 2 years...
Yeah, because Culture and Religion converting was so easy and definite to do in history.
Both types of conversions should be much harder and unpredictable (in other words, it should be like in EU3).
And since I know that WC fans will now get their jimmies ruffled and jump at this: Religious Unity should not be there at all (Wrong Religion should make rebellions more common and harsher in those provinces, not destabilize your entire country as it makes no fucking sense that people in London are so heartbroken and terrified that your newly conquered Scandinavia isn't Anglican) and Wrong Culture provinces should allow a unique mechanic that allows you to be a proper tyrant and exploit them (thus actually giving you a reason to NOT be a nice guy who tries to create a fully tolerant realm: historical rulers rarely saw tolerance as more valuable than exploitation anyway).
Played the Ottomans for the first time since update and immediately noticed that the Noble's had an alarmingly high amount of influence due to owning nearly half of the provinces in the entire country...That stinks, in my opinion....Takes decades to get adjusted properly without starting a half a dozen rebellions and losing all of the manpower available...