Ta-da! Specially designed for those who are sad EUIII won't be starting in 1419. The map is a direct copy of the EUII starting map and no other work has been done
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Ta-da! Specially designed for those who are sad EUIII won't be starting in 1419. The map is a direct copy of the EUII starting map and no other work has been done
rsobota said:
Eventually, yes. Work is slow, cause it's a free time affair. Any aid with courtiers, and dukes/counts that aren't shown in EUII, or with any borders that can be better represented with CK's greater number of provinces (besides BYZ) would be a great help.
The screenie there shows that borders are perfect, exept for some vasals like Auvergne that need to be re-incorporated into the country of their lieges. And how did you find tags for AK Koyunlu and Qara Koyunlu?Rocketman said:
rsobota said:
It's not a screenie, it's a colored blank province map.
Should Germany/Italy exist like it does in the other CK scenarios or should the duchies on those regions be independent like EUII?
They should be indepedent, of course. I never knew why Paradox created this monster called Germany on the middle of the map when the region should be fragmented at the start, as it was most of the times historically. And also you may do any changes depending on the EU3 setup, we already have a 1419 map for EU2Rocketman said:
. Unfortunately, I have very little knowledge of the current EU3 setup for 1453, but it seems your own plans are very good now.
It wasn't fragmented in 1066; the HRE didn't become decentralized until after the Lay Investiture Conflict with the Papacy.
