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zdennis96

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If possible, I think a development map mode would be really useful. This could be structured similarly to the economic map mode where the more development a province has, it goes from red to green.

Where as before, the economic map mode was useful to see which enemy provinces to take in peace deals, but with the newest patch, there might be heavy production/manpower provinces that don't show up in the economic map mode.

Thanks for reading
 
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