Just a quick comment on those who are making sarcastic and otherwise useless comments: Give the guy/girl/potato a break! Can someone ask for representation as a CULTURAL MINORITY without being called an "independantist" or nationalist anymore? Oi!
He raises a fair point. It would probably be more consistent to either merge all cultures on the peninsula as Iberian (except perhaps the Basque, since they're far more distinct) or to replace the Spanish culture with a Castilian one. However, the trouble is that is that there are always going to be issues, simply because there's little consistency in real life in what makes people to consider something to be a distinct culture. We can debate endlessly about what cultures should and should not be in the game.
Will there be the Colognian culture in Germany in V2? They are very important, because of the "Kölsch"-Beer and the Kölsche Klüngel. Otherwise I wouldn't buy it. Never ever.
It will be a very simple matter of about 10 minutes of modding for players to add any cultural group they feel should be included in the game that currently is not included when V2 is released.
Just as in EU3, you open up the correct text files, make the changes felt necessary, and be on your merry way.
No muss, no fuss.
And IMHO, no reason to not buy the game.
Agree. I will add my family name as a separate culture group to underline the special role they played in history.
Tommy4ever said:wrong about the 'Scottish language' (this language does not exist).
Haha, if I did that it would be a small Farmer POP doing some fishing.
I would play just to see it upgrade itself to Capitalist POP exporting Baccalao![]()
What is that country ?Well, my country have 300+ ethnic groups. Some of them (around 5 to 7) even try to create their own independent state.
But in V1, my country is portrayed to only have 4 cultures. And I'm okay with that because I realize inserting all of them in the game would be way too taxing either to the computer resource requirement or to the gameplay balance.
My point is, chill dude. In my country alone there are 296+ ethnicity that share the same fate as the Gallician in either Vicky or Ricky, and that including my ethnicity. So just enjoy the game as it is dude. A Grand Strategy GAME. It's not like the worlds ends when your culture/ethnicity isn't represented on one game.
Well, my country have 300+ ethnic groups. Some of them (around 5 to 7) even try to create their own independent state.
But in V1, my country is portrayed to only have 4 cultures. And I'm okay with that because I realize inserting all of them in the game would be way too taxing either to the computer resource requirement or to the gameplay balance.
My point is, chill dude. In my country alone there are 296+ ethnicity that share the same fate as the Gallician in either Vicky or Ricky, and that including my ethnicity. So just enjoy the game as it is dude. A Grand Strategy GAME. It's not like the worlds ends when your culture/ethnicity isn't represented on one game.
This is what's important. Why bother dividing the spanish culture group for a people that in the eyes of history were Spaniards. I'm no expert on Spanish culture, but I do know something about Spanish political history. The Galician independence movement was altogether in hibernation during the 19th century, exept for one single instance, the Solís Uprising. This together with the fact that the cultural/ethnical groups that were (semi)autonomous in medieval Spain were a lot less distinct from one another during the 19th century than say Venetian and Lombard (bunched together as north italian) or Austrian and Bavarian (both south german). There is simply no justification for splitting "Spanish" into anything more specific, if not because the cultural flavors of Spain were so similar, then only because they got along too well for there to be any antagonism, and thus any need for separation in the game.Did the Galician ever claimed independance during the time frame ?
What is that country ?
Ethnicity != cultural group. Otherwise we will have to devide the french as it's not an ethnicity, the british ...
Did the Galician ever claimed independance during the time frame ?
Good point, I wonder if the minorities of OE would have ran to the mountains if the Empire was as rich and stable like that of the British Empire.The question of minorities is not "how much of an effect did the minorities actually have" - because in the case of Scots and Welsh, the differences faded drastically in Victorian times.
The question is: "how much of an effect would you see when everything goes to hell?"
If England had more serious internal strain, it's quite possible that Scots and Welsh might have started demanding more. Conversely, Spain's cultural issues quite possibly could have been avoided. Thus, having more cultures is probably a good thing - it forces everyone to be more careful or face the consequences.