Merchant republic for republics would be fun thus. France would have, as patrician houses: Hollande, Sarközy de Nagy-Bocsa, Le Pen, Mélenchon and Bayrou
So you are serious with making Valentin Inzko king of Bosnia?
This is not a head of state
About Mihai of Romania etc: If you make a full (or mostly) full feudal 2015 you need to think about a slightly altered timeline. In this timeline the monarchy in Romania was never abolished or the king re-gained the title after the end of Ceaușescu. In this scenario there would not be a point of him to reject his link to the German aristocracy. He did that to appeal to the Romanians. Same reason the former king of Greece now states to be "of Greece" and not "von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg".
It would also be nice if local names of people were used more. All the Germans with English names irk me ^^
An irredentism CB would be pretty vital for this mod to have. Many pre-existing CBs are pretty dangerous for this mod: de jury duchy claims (mess all kinds of things up unless all countries are aligned to 2015 borders), holy war (Bosnia and Kosovo should not be holy warred to death each time), embargo (because what the heck).
Religious revolts should be a non-issue in Europe (Catholic south of Germany vs. Lutheran north). Cultural revolts don't really happen today, either. Like Scotsmen rising up against England or Catalans against the Spanish. The worst we get today are IRA style terrorist attacks.
Cultural conversion of provinces should be mostly impossible in 2015. The only way to flip a province nowadays is to gradually wipe out the local culture over decades (or even centuries) or go all Benes decree on the previous population.
Merchant republic for republics would be fun thus. France would have, as patrician houses: Hollande, Sarközy de Nagy-Bocsa, Le Pen, Mélenchon and Bayrou
One thing that would make sense for a 2015 scenario would be to remove all levies and have countries pay for retinues or mercenaries. African nations could then hire scoundrels like Executive Outcomes to fight their rebels as their weak retinues can't beat them on their own.
But CK2 gameplay heavily relies on the levy system. Moving too far away from it is not a good idea.
What about claims of the Countries: Germanys Claims= Prussia, Pomeria and Silesia, Greece on Turkey...
And Brandenburg is called Brandenburg and Berlin is Berlin!!!
AdrianoMartell do you need any help? If so, I would like to help.
Here's the border layout I was thinking of:
Keep in mind that I first made this before RoI was out -> the map was still square then. This is a screenshot from the Scenario Editor so it really is a mod that loads up.
The big problem is that there's no correct duchies for half of the map. Someone would have to decide which ones to use. It is rather easy, if Adriano wants a custom map a novice modder could do that as a first step into modding (you need to edit an excel sheet).
Are you planning to add micronations like Andorra?
So is Gibraltar just reverting to Spain's control here?
The union jack, moved up a notch would be best imho
It has been in use since 1801 and would make the map feel more "2015-y"
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Took me a lot longer than I thought ... took me quite some time to figure out the load bug that had snuck in
Please take a look so that the work wasn't for nothing: http://www.mediafire.com/download/laaxttr1tggaa9a/Europe.7z
But keep in mind that this isn't at all playable: Most of the characters are broken as I copied in Adriano's character file. Most places have no proper duchies defined and the de jure kingdoms aren't optimal at all, either. Baronies are totally missing atm. I could just give every county 7/7 holdings but that'll be lazy.
The task is to edit this .xls and add in duchies, baronies, etc.: https://www.dropbox.com/s/2nijf8h5515oysx/provinceDef.xls?dl=0
Oh and if you haven't seen it, there's this old modding endevour that the creator abandoned:
http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/showthread.php?689615-Mod-Project-Crusader-Kings-2013
The union jack, moved up a notch would be best imho
It has been in use since 1801 and would make the map feel more "2015-y"
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Took me a lot longer than I thought ... took me quite some time to figure out the load bug that had snuck in
Please take a look so that the work wasn't for nothing: http://www.mediafire.com/download/laaxttr1tggaa9a/Europe.7z
But keep in mind that this isn't at all playable: Most of the characters are broken as I copied in Adriano's character file. Most places have no proper duchies defined and the de jure kingdoms aren't optimal at all, either. Baronies are totally missing atm. I could just give every county 7/7 holdings but that'll be lazy.
The task is to edit this .xls and add in duchies, baronies, etc.: https://www.dropbox.com/s/2nijf8h5515oysx/provinceDef.xls?dl=0
Oh and if you haven't seen it, there's this old modding endevour that the creator abandoned:
http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/showthread.php?689615-Mod-Project-Crusader-Kings-2013
One thing that would make sense for a 2015 scenario would be to remove all levies and have countries pay for retinues or mercenaries. African nations could then hire scoundrels like Executive Outcomes to fight their rebels as their weak retinues can't beat them on their own.
But CK2 gameplay heavily relies on the levy system. Moving too far away from it is not a good idea.