Culture will be overhauled with the next Update this Summer (1.5 Menander). We will see how it will work then. So far I haven't noticed such a feature in game, but maybe I'm missing something here.During the twitch streams at pre-release they advertised that you could form a nation and then create a unified culture from the culture-groups, which wasn't actually in at release. I was wondering if this is now a thing.
1.5. will have multicultural empires, see the recent dev diaries
Well, the Yuezhi culture doesn’t exist at the beginning of the game anymore and it’s possible that they form when their immigration events begin and their ruler is Yuezhi culture ( this event happens middle and end of the game if you have some territories to the northeast of Bactria ) afterwards you can form Kushan after getting some territories in the regionDuring the twitch streams at pre-release they advertised that you could form a nation and then create a unified culture from the culture-groups, which wasn't actually in at release. I was wondering if this is now a thing.
On a separate note, I have just re-downloaded IR and am going to give it another shot "one year on..." from my measly 36 hour played.
Formable nations were in at game start? Prittania, Argead Empire, and Egypt at least? Yuezhui as above doesn't exist at game start. Unifying culture via tag formation still not in sadly, would be nice with how some barb tags like Saxonnia can only be formed whilst tribal, and you can culture convert very easily as a migratory tribeAre formable nations and formable cultures now present in the game yet?
Formable nations were in at game start? Prittania, Argead Empire, and Egypt at least? Yuezhui as above doesn't exist at game start. Unifying culture via tag formation still not in sadly, would be nice with how some barb tags like Saxonnia can only be formed whilst tribal, and you can culture convert very easily as a migratory tribe
Well its going to be interesting to see what they do in the next patch, as mass assimilation happened normally once people were granted citizenship, granting after the social wars, and granting during the empire. But I think they'll probably go the same way as how holy sites give a mass debuff to conversion, even though they really should aid conversion if you can get a loyal priesthoodYeah that's what i meant! I'm a bit surprised that unified cultures STILL isn't in yet considering it was advertised months prior to release.
It was. Crete afaik was formable from the very start and the culture used is Cretan.During the twitch streams at pre-release they advertised that you could form a nation and then create a unified culture from the culture-groups, which wasn't actually in at release. I was wondering if this is now a thing.
On a separate note, I have just re-downloaded IR and am going to give it another shot "one year on..." from my measly 36 hour played.
During the twitch streams at pre-release they advertised that you could form a nation and then create a unified culture from the culture-groups
Rebellions right now form along cultural boundaries, often creating new nations... so I guess that is a form of cultural formable?Culture will be overhauled with the next Update this Summer (1.5 Menander). We will see how it will work then. So far I haven't noticed such a feature in game, but maybe I'm missing something here.
Huh, I must have missed that. I wonder why it never made it to the release version, but now the whole assimilation system makes more sense to me, if they designed it with unified cultures in mind. I always wondered why would all Greeks adopt local Cretan customs if you unify Greece as Crete for example, instead of melting together into one Greek culture. But if the idea was from the beginning to create a unified culture and assimilate all local varieties into it, then the focus on assimilation feels more reasonable.