This particular issue does have another element to it beyond the missions formerly being totally impossible: The Daimyo mission tree is where most of Japan's expansion missions outside of just seizing the Mandate and conquering China are. They still get lost when you form Japan.
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limit = { has_disaster = tur_disaster_ottoman_power_struggle }
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region = egypt_region
value = 25
}
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region = persia_region
value = 40
}
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is_absolutism_active = yes
}
absolutism = 70
}
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OR = {
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num_of_rebel_armies = 1
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}
}
}
monthly_dip = 12
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NOT = { num_of_rebel_controlled_provinces = 1 }
}
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}
}
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region = egypt_region
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}
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}
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Ming may have become God in the new version, and it will flood the world with great floods
from what I see, Nov starts with its old mission tree, but changes to the Novgorod-Russia missions upon forming Russia, which just means Novgorod mission tree reorganized into the Russia missions
If it's still 1.35.X your game should be fine, but maybe make a backup copy just in case.
The bug that prevents any hre run on this patch... I'm sad.
More over, are the duplicate missions involving creating currency, finding the secret rice fields, establishing the four social classes, and building industry also meant to be duplicated? This seems to have made thee integration of Japanese missions and Daimyo missions messier rather than cleaner.
