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Rorgloin

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Is there a mod that shows a dynasty map mode (like in Crusader Kings)? Or could one be implemented? I know dynasty is not as important in EU IV, but it would be nice to get an idea of what dynasty is ruling where.

I re-posted this from the main forum at someone's request.

Edit: Made a small addition.
 
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Maybe this could be added to the 'Influence' (sphere?) - mapmode, by just adding the Occupied/stripes to countries which share dynasty with the nation who's clicked.
I second this option.
I don't think dynasties merit their own mapmode, but they'd be neat to see, and I don't think influence, which just seems to show rivals and enemies, does either right now. It's a little weird to combine the two, but then so is showing cores and claims under diplomatic mapmode, and dynasties are a form of influence.
 

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I second this option.
I don't think dynasties merit their own mapmode, but they'd be neat to see, and I don't think influence, which just seems to show rivals and enemies, does either right now. It's a little weird to combine the two, but then so is showing cores and claims under diplomatic mapmode, and dynasties are a form of influence.
Why don't they merit their own map mode exactly? There are already tons and tons of map modes. This one surely wouldn't be that hard to implement.
 

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I second this option.
I don't think dynasties merit their own mapmode, but they'd be neat to see, and I don't think influence, which just seems to show rivals and enemies, does either right now. It's a little weird to combine the two, but then so is showing cores and claims under diplomatic mapmode, and dynasties are a form of influence.


Actually, there already is an Influence map mode.


It's completely useless.
 

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Why don't they merit their own map mode exactly? There are already tons and tons of map modes. This one surely wouldn't be that hard to implement.
Because they can only fit so many on the screen, and both rivals/enemies and dynasty are relatively static. I'd rather see a technological penalties mapmode for example, or a mapmode that shows a nation's manpower, or their armies and navies, or their forcelimits; I'd probably use all those more than a dynasty mapmode and would definitely use them more than the current influence mapmode.

Actually, there already is an Influence map mode.


It's completely useless.
Yes, I know; I said I second the idea of adding dynasties to that. Frankly though I wouldn't care if it were completely replaced. For a map of who hates me, opinion and coalition are far more useful mapmodes than who my rivals and enemies are.
 

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