Or can you tell me which line of text to erase or add because I just noticed how close I am to my bandwith limit.
Yeah I just searched it. Sadly still no answers to it.
After the End - A post-apocalyptic America mod
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Or can you tell me which line of text to erase or add because I just noticed how close I am to my bandwith limit.
Yeah I just searched it. Sadly still no answers to it.
Just "can_call_crusade = yes", I believe. Everything else should be in already, but might also need to modify the old world cultist group or the cb for the war or something like that. Can't test it out right now, but I've written it in the Americanist code here-
americanist = {
graphical_culture = muslimgfx
icon = 4
heresy_icon = 5
color = { 0.3 0.3 0.8 }
crusade_name = LIBERATION_WAR
scripture_name = THE_PAPERS
priest_title = JUDGE
piety_name = PATRIOTISM
high_god_name = GOD_THE_FOUNDING_FATHERS
god_names = {
GOD_THE_FOUNDING_FATHERS GOD_THE_FOUNDERS GOD_WASHINGTON GOD_JEFFERSON GOD_THE_FLAG
GOD_ADAMS GOD_MADISON GOD_HAMILTON GOD_UNCLE_SAM
}
evil_god_names = {
COMMUNISM THE_FREEMASONS AGENDA_TWENTYONE FLUORIDATION
}
#investiture = yes
can_excommunicate = yes
can_grant_claim = yes
can_grant_divorce = yes
allow_viking_invasion = yes
can_grant_invasion_cb = invasion
can_call_crusade = yes
allow_rivermovement = yes
#female_temple_holders = yes
feminist = yes
priests_can_marry = yes
religious_clothing_head = 11
religious_clothing_priest = 11
}
graphical_culture = muslimgfx
icon = 4
heresy_icon = 5
color = { 0.3 0.3 0.8 }
crusade_name = LIBERATION_WAR
scripture_name = THE_PAPERS
priest_title = JUDGE
piety_name = PATRIOTISM
high_god_name = GOD_THE_FOUNDING_FATHERS
god_names = {
GOD_THE_FOUNDING_FATHERS GOD_THE_FOUNDERS GOD_WASHINGTON GOD_JEFFERSON GOD_THE_FLAG
GOD_ADAMS GOD_MADISON GOD_HAMILTON GOD_UNCLE_SAM
}
evil_god_names = {
COMMUNISM THE_FREEMASONS AGENDA_TWENTYONE FLUORIDATION
}
#investiture = yes
can_excommunicate = yes
can_grant_claim = yes
can_grant_divorce = yes
allow_viking_invasion = yes
can_grant_invasion_cb = invasion
can_call_crusade = yes
allow_rivermovement = yes
#female_temple_holders = yes
feminist = yes
priests_can_marry = yes
religious_clothing_head = 11
religious_clothing_priest = 11
}
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Actually, there is something else you need to do. In the file "religious_events.txt" there are three events that are currently commented out (39690, 39692, and 39693). At least one of these events needs to fire and set the "liberation_wars_unlocked" flag before they will function. Remove the first # from each line to uncomment them.
If you look at the events, you can see the three sets of circumstances under which Liberation Wars will be unlocked:
- Washington has fallen to infidels.
- The year is 2690, and Boston or Albany is controlled by infidels.
- Manhattan, Philadelphia, or James is controlled by infidels. (This event doesn't make much sense now, due to changes in the political situation since it was commented out. It should probably have a much higher MTTH, and require either 2/3 or all 3 cities to be controlled by infidels. As it stands, this event will almost certainly fire in the first year of gameplay. Maybe that's what you want, but it usually leads to President Ironwrit immediately starting a suicidal Liberation War against the Anabaptist realm to the north.)
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This solved the trigger, but for some reason when the event triggers, I can't proceed. There is only a fancy deceleration of Liberation wars, but no option to press a response and continue with game.
That usually happens when there's an error in the event scripts. You probably removed a # you shouldn't have or made some other minor typo while editing the script. I removed the comments from my version of the script and the events work properly.
For example, you may have removed the # in front of the word "Manhattan" or "Washington", which are comments to inform people looking at the script what the province number "3" or "63" refer to. Be sure to only remove the first # of each line, since regular comments are not valid script tokens and will cause parse failures.
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Is there any easy way to mod the default titles from count, duke, etc. to something else? Or do I have to change the localisation for every culture individually?
Is there any plan to properly enable antipope mechanics for the Ursulines, or barring that, any suggestions for how I could do it myself?
Are there plans to flesh out the Pirate religion? It could be really cool, perhaps with an elected religious head like the Americanists. Apologies if this has already been discussed.
Something I've noticed, I don't know if this is a bug, but after I formed the empire of Canada and the Confederated church, the Ursuline See is still launching crusades, mostly for Quebec. Since there are no more Ursuline rulers left, the only soldiers that show up are the ~700 strong St. Ursula's chosen. It's no threat at all, and I was wondering if there was a way to get these crusades to stop.
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One possibility if you're looking to fill the relative gap in New York would be to put the Haudenosaunee in the place of the Finger Lakes or Cayuga as both a counterweight to the Hudsonians and as a fun little bit of flavor in that region.
Coming out of reservations in the region, the remnants of the Iroquios would have a major goal to conquer back their ancestral lands, specifically the duchies of Niagara, Finger Lakes, Cayuga, Adirondack, Mohawk Valley and Champlain. Having all these duchies under your control would allow you to reform the Confederacy of the Six Nations and re-establish the six tribes, giving people of Iroquios culture a trait (one of the six tribes) that boosts their relation with people of the same trait but damages their relation with those who are not. This can at the re-establishment for performance purposes only be done at county level and up and pass through the children; anyone at baron level or courtier wouldn't be able to benefit.
With the re-establishment of the Six Nations and the rekindling of the sacred fire (possibly as a separate event after a quest chain to find an "undying fire" among the ruins of the old world, gasoline or something like that) you would now be able to go beyond the legacy of the ancient leader Hiawatha. You could have them be Ursuline (which would probably be the most likely christian religion) or their own beliefs, and have some unique events like re-establishing the women's councils and seeking advice from your wives on matters of policy and diplomacy as a specific decision. You could make a decision when you become ruler whether you will listen to the women's councils, which will give you some events where they contravene your decisions in appointments, for example, or whether you will ignore them and have a negative malus with all women in the realm.
It would be probably be an elective monarchy, with some events open to allow you to solidify your claim such as brokering peace between vassals at war.
Of course that would be a pretty traditional re-establishment, assuming basically that the Iroquios switch back to their practices before the loss of their lands in the 1770s. You could modulate it, have a lot of fun with things like wampum belts and strings which are traditional instruments of peace.
Coming out of reservations in the region, the remnants of the Iroquios would have a major goal to conquer back their ancestral lands, specifically the duchies of Niagara, Finger Lakes, Cayuga, Adirondack, Mohawk Valley and Champlain. Having all these duchies under your control would allow you to reform the Confederacy of the Six Nations and re-establish the six tribes, giving people of Iroquios culture a trait (one of the six tribes) that boosts their relation with people of the same trait but damages their relation with those who are not. This can at the re-establishment for performance purposes only be done at county level and up and pass through the children; anyone at baron level or courtier wouldn't be able to benefit.
With the re-establishment of the Six Nations and the rekindling of the sacred fire (possibly as a separate event after a quest chain to find an "undying fire" among the ruins of the old world, gasoline or something like that) you would now be able to go beyond the legacy of the ancient leader Hiawatha. You could have them be Ursuline (which would probably be the most likely christian religion) or their own beliefs, and have some unique events like re-establishing the women's councils and seeking advice from your wives on matters of policy and diplomacy as a specific decision. You could make a decision when you become ruler whether you will listen to the women's councils, which will give you some events where they contravene your decisions in appointments, for example, or whether you will ignore them and have a negative malus with all women in the realm.
It would be probably be an elective monarchy, with some events open to allow you to solidify your claim such as brokering peace between vassals at war.
Of course that would be a pretty traditional re-establishment, assuming basically that the Iroquios switch back to their practices before the loss of their lands in the 1770s. You could modulate it, have a lot of fun with things like wampum belts and strings which are traditional instruments of peace.
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I'd agree with this have them the opportunity to form the Iroquois as a de facto kingdom level government.
Here's a flavor idea for the Pennsylvania Dutch. I'll think of some more later.
The Hessian March (Dietchsrei)
In ancient times our people fought a war with our brothers, but they put down their arms and joined us instead, sharing breadand water. We follow in their footsteps now in order to accept our sins and bring us closer together, stripping ourselves down to the clothes on our back and the wisdom of God and Jesus.
(This is a corruption of the desertion of the Hessian mercenaries who were hired by the British during the revolutionary war but during a march through Pennsylvania abandoned the crown in large numbers, fading into the local german population).
Mechanics: Specifically for the Pennsylvania Dutch, this is a specific decision that you can make (you might want to extend it to Christian Rostmanns and other German cultures but it's obviously more relevant for the Pennsylvania Dutch) that has your character strip him or herself down to just their clothes and forgo their identity, much like a pilgrimage. They then traverse through the countryside and get a series of events involving things like helping peasants in exchange for bread and water, facing bandits, and so on. The challenge of the event is to not reveal your identity as the local ruler; doing so will have you fail your Hessian march and give you a temporary malus to diplomacy depending on your choices.
Here's how I imagine it:
1. Click the decision, same requirements as pilgrimage.
2. First event, introduces you to the concept of the Hessian March. You have three choices, traveling with nothing but your clothes, traveling with a hidden knife and some gold, and travelling with a large amount of hidden gold.
3. Second event, encounter peasants. You can demand to be housed, which may have a chance of failure, offer to be housed in exchange for helping them, or just live in the woods instead.
4. Presuming you accepted helping the peasants you get a lesson in drudgery when you have to do various farm tasks which can make you proud or humble or what have you. If you refuse they threaten you and you could either fight them and flee back to your castle if you don't die or declare you're the lord. Either way you fail the event chain.
5. Presuming you decided to become a hermit in the woods for the duration of your Hessian march, you get choices that raise things like your martial, bravery, and the like.
6. When the thing ends you have two end-states, failure or success.
Success: You have completed your Hessian March; what have you learned from your travels?
You can say that you learned about the kindness of strangers, or the humility of common living, or the horror of drudgery, or that you can only trust in yourself to survive.
All of these give you the trait "Hessian", which gives you a boost of piety and improved opinion with Anabaptists.
Failure: You have failed your Hessian March.
You can either accept your failure, in which case you'll have a temporary malus of "Failed Hessian March" which lowers your diplomacy, or you can repudiate the march altogether in which case you'll get a temporary modifier of "Repudiated Hessian March" that gives you a small negative opinion bonus with people of your religion but a boost in prestige and a chance of getting the prideful trait.
It could probably take some smoothing out but I think it fits well with the pseudo-history of the mod and the belief in humility that Anabaptists promote.
The Hessian March (Dietchsrei)
In ancient times our people fought a war with our brothers, but they put down their arms and joined us instead, sharing breadand water. We follow in their footsteps now in order to accept our sins and bring us closer together, stripping ourselves down to the clothes on our back and the wisdom of God and Jesus.
(This is a corruption of the desertion of the Hessian mercenaries who were hired by the British during the revolutionary war but during a march through Pennsylvania abandoned the crown in large numbers, fading into the local german population).
Mechanics: Specifically for the Pennsylvania Dutch, this is a specific decision that you can make (you might want to extend it to Christian Rostmanns and other German cultures but it's obviously more relevant for the Pennsylvania Dutch) that has your character strip him or herself down to just their clothes and forgo their identity, much like a pilgrimage. They then traverse through the countryside and get a series of events involving things like helping peasants in exchange for bread and water, facing bandits, and so on. The challenge of the event is to not reveal your identity as the local ruler; doing so will have you fail your Hessian march and give you a temporary malus to diplomacy depending on your choices.
Here's how I imagine it:
1. Click the decision, same requirements as pilgrimage.
2. First event, introduces you to the concept of the Hessian March. You have three choices, traveling with nothing but your clothes, traveling with a hidden knife and some gold, and travelling with a large amount of hidden gold.
3. Second event, encounter peasants. You can demand to be housed, which may have a chance of failure, offer to be housed in exchange for helping them, or just live in the woods instead.
4. Presuming you accepted helping the peasants you get a lesson in drudgery when you have to do various farm tasks which can make you proud or humble or what have you. If you refuse they threaten you and you could either fight them and flee back to your castle if you don't die or declare you're the lord. Either way you fail the event chain.
5. Presuming you decided to become a hermit in the woods for the duration of your Hessian march, you get choices that raise things like your martial, bravery, and the like.
6. When the thing ends you have two end-states, failure or success.
Success: You have completed your Hessian March; what have you learned from your travels?
You can say that you learned about the kindness of strangers, or the humility of common living, or the horror of drudgery, or that you can only trust in yourself to survive.
All of these give you the trait "Hessian", which gives you a boost of piety and improved opinion with Anabaptists.
Failure: You have failed your Hessian March.
You can either accept your failure, in which case you'll have a temporary malus of "Failed Hessian March" which lowers your diplomacy, or you can repudiate the march altogether in which case you'll get a temporary modifier of "Repudiated Hessian March" that gives you a small negative opinion bonus with people of your religion but a boost in prestige and a chance of getting the prideful trait.
It could probably take some smoothing out but I think it fits well with the pseudo-history of the mod and the belief in humility that Anabaptists promote.
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Okay, something I've been putting together to try and add some flavour to the Evangelical's if people are interested.
Basically, its a series of events where a monk discovers the Westphalian Treaty, and sets about writing about it; which leads to a more or less reformation in the Holy Columbian Confederacy, with heresy appearing everywhere. How will the Holy Columbian Emperor deal with this? I haven't currently coded it in, but by restoring the Conventions of Atlanta, Chapel Hill, Chicago, St Louis and Washington, the Emperor will be able to restore the council and end the outbreak of heresy; giving them the option to form a new, Imperial Church, with a more Pope-like Council President replacing the weak, heterodoxical Evangelical church
If people are interested, I'll keep writing the event's/event chain etc.
Basically, its a series of events where a monk discovers the Westphalian Treaty, and sets about writing about it; which leads to a more or less reformation in the Holy Columbian Confederacy, with heresy appearing everywhere. How will the Holy Columbian Emperor deal with this? I haven't currently coded it in, but by restoring the Conventions of Atlanta, Chapel Hill, Chicago, St Louis and Washington, the Emperor will be able to restore the council and end the outbreak of heresy; giving them the option to form a new, Imperial Church, with a more Pope-like Council President replacing the weak, heterodoxical Evangelical church
If people are interested, I'll keep writing the event's/event chain etc.
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Okay, something I've been putting together to try and add some flavour to the Evangelical's if people are interested.
Basically, its a series of events where a monk discovers the Westphalian Treaty, and sets about writing about it; which leads to a more or less reformation in the Holy Columbian Confederacy, with heresy appearing everywhere. How will the Holy Columbian Emperor deal with this? I haven't currently coded it in, but by restoring the Conventions of Atlanta, Chapel Hill, Chicago, St Louis and Washington, the Emperor will be able to restore the council and end the outbreak of heresy; giving them the option to form a new, Imperial Church, with a more Pope-like Council President replacing the weak, heterodoxical Evangelical church
If people are interested, I'll keep writing the event's/event chain etc.
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