Yes, I think they neglected to update lots of stuff for Qarmatian when it was added. It's missing from a lot of relevant files.They still haven't added a proper conversion for the Qarmatian heresy, so if it exists in any province in your save file, there's no religion for it to point to.
I completely agree.
I don't think any new content from Iron Century has been touched by converter updates yet at all. afaik both Sardinian and Slovien are still no_culture.
Oh I didn't even mean the Converter, sorry (I don't use it) - I just meant game stuff generally.
It does. But Slovak appears in EU4 as well and that's (partially) what Slovien is meant to represent. Neither of them are included in the code that makes converting cultures... work.
Ah OK. I haven't had a CK2 campaign go far enough to where I'm ready to convert it to EU4 so I don't quite exactly know how cultures and culture groups go regarding game-to-game conversion.
An example of weirdness is with Bosnian and Carantanian. They're both in CK2, and they SHOULD go in South Slavic when converted to EU4, but converted saves only have one file for Slavs in general, which results in Bosnian and Carantanian being East Slavic. This is because before they were introduced in Holy Fury, the only slavic cultures unique to CK2 were East Slavic. They appear to have been put under Slavic in general without considering that it only puts cultures in East Slavic in EU4.
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