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Draconaes

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I'm pretty sure this map mode didn't work like this before, but what is up with the striped provinces when selecting certain trade goods? Do these provinces have some impact on production of these goods? Am I missing something patently obvious? (Note: Extended timeline and some graphical mods are enabled, but I checked and it's like this in vanilla too.)
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I would love to know the answer to this question. Makes it really hard to quickly identify all the provinces for a specific trade good (useful for Norwegian Wood/Jagganoth/Meissner Porcelain achievements).
 

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I take a guess and say it's related to the new random goods generation in colonies. Uncolonised provinces are shown with these stripes to show that the selected good could theoretically spawn there. That it is showing on normal provinces is probably an oversight. (see how only coastal regions are striped since fish can only spawn in coastal provinces, I guess.)
 

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I was searching for an answer on this, and I only found questions.

So is there any answer to why there are striped provinces and can we do anything with them in non colonial world?