Add Culture Mapmode to Starting Screen

[gronak]

Adding the culture mapmode to the title screen would make it easier for players to create a custom nation for that culture they wanted. For example, someone might want to create a wallonian only country, but could have a difficult time working out which provinces have wallonian culture. This would be a relatively easy change to make, and would give the players a much easier time who enjoy creating custom scenarios like this.

Thoughts?

 

[Metroidkirby]

You just don't play the game enough if you don't already know the starting culture of each province.



edit: two years later, still get "respectfully disagree" and answers for an obvious troll

 

[cub298]

You just don't play the game enough if you don't already know the starting culture of each province.

yea but they should still be able to provide that information for the newer players and the players who don't always keep up with the game, like obsessively. And yes i have put my hours into the game. It really should really make it be easy to find this information to help with custom nations.

Also side note, they should also show the flow of trade when setting up the game.

 

[jii]

Also fort level.

 

[Matihood1]

Also fort level.

I don't think this one is that necessary. You can clearly see forts after zooming in.

 

[gronak]

With the new update/dlc being developed, now would be a good time to add this change in.
I cannot stress how helpful it would be for creating custom nations, or even just to remind yourself which cultures are where before you start a game to plan your expansion.

 

[--Yigito123--]

Yeah, not only would it be a huge help in creating custom nations, it's almost necessary because the tooltip frequently lies about a province's culture when you hover over it (It sometimes changes depending on when you have it selected as part of your custom nation or not), and so it becomes almost impossible to tell what the culture of a province is if you don't know it by memory.

 

[gronak]

Yeah, not only would it be a huge help in creating custom nations, it's almost necessary because the tooltip frequently lies about a province's culture when you hover over it (It sometimes changes depending on when you have it selected as part of your custom nation or not), and so it becomes almost impossible to tell what the culture of a province is if you don't know it by memory.

Exactly this! The knights countries culture is Occitan. But the island they are on is Greek. However because this is their capital, when you hover over it, it will say it has Occitan culture. This can make things confusing when, for example, you are making a Francien only country, and France's capital keeps moving to other cultures provinces - so you think that province is also of Francien culture.

 

[V.V.]

YES! I hate how this isn't there. It should be compulsory.

 

[Vladrurikovich]

I feel like there should be way more mapmodes at the starting screen. Things like regions or trade goods for example

 

[THE_6r]

You just don't play the game enough if you don't already know the starting culture of each province.

Culture of province 40 (without looking it up). Go

 

[OmnipotentChocolateMilk]

Trade goods could be important if you're up for doing an achievement or planning out your first moves as a country in taking ALL THE GOLD PROVINCES.

 

[gronak]

I'd like to bump this thread in hopes it's not too late to add into the upcoming update.

 

[V.V.]

The fact that this feature still isn't there really triggers me.

 

[Zephyrum]

+1, I normally use a wiki map, this would help a lot though.

 

[Count_of_Ljubljana]

Ja

 

[Bystrom]

I totally agree we need culture map mode but I also think the streams should be added to trade map mode in starting screen.

 

[AndrejK]

Culture of province 40 (without looking it up). Go

People don't remember numbers, but names. If you ask me of culture of Danzig, or Morea or Gibraltar, I guess I could respond

 

[Count_of_Ljubljana]

Culture of Artois, go.

 

[AndrejK]

@Count_of_Ljubljana Francien. If it's not Francien it must be Walloon, but am convinced it's the former