Based on player's cultural group, make new province names in the same way as human names when conquer a new province, will it enhance the historic immersion and experience?
different languages have different names for a placeWhat?
In the case of lviv and lemberg, which do you anglicise? Does it become lemborough?different languages have different names for a place
OP's saying that names should be consistent with the culture you're playing as. CK2 had that. dunno where you get 'anglicise' from.In the case of lviv and lemberg, which do you anglicise? Does it become lemborough?
Because GB world conquest is my first game often on a new patchOP's saying that names should be consistent with the culture you're playing as. CK2 had that. dunno where you get 'anglicise' from.
yes. every language in the game. a big grid. you say that like there's something wrong with that.Because GB world conquest is my first game often on a new patch
You can have francify or turkify too, as OP is demanding dynamic naming for every province
Because the energies on making such a programme to automate the name changes would be better used elsewhereyes. every language in the game. a big grid. you say that like there's something wrong with that.
CK2 had it and no-one complained. it was educational. i don't think it's worth it for EUIV (nothing is IMHO) but it's cool to have.Because the energies on making such a programme to automate the name changes would be better used elsewhere
Especially when we already have issues with dynamic naming like that russian thread in the bug reports about port Arthur now being landlocked
Ck2 had every single province vary? Or the coat of arms varying depending on religion is what you're referring to? I know kiev became konnugadr or something under norse ruleCK2 had it and no-one complained. it was educational. i don't think it's worth it for EUIV (nothing is IMHO) but it's cool to have.
like kiev. the names on the map would vary according to your culture. of course, some were common across cultures which made it a bit easierCk2 had every single province vary? Or the coat of arms varying depending on religion is what you're referring to? I know kiev became konnugadr or something under norse rule
So what are we arguing about? I'm just saying we should have about current levels of dynamic naming, not that each culture needs its own name for every province in the worldlike kiev. the names on the map would vary according to your culture. of course, some were common across cultures which made it a bit easier
you and i aren't arguing. i'm explaining what OP is talking about and that CKII had it.So what are we arguing about? I'm just saying we should have about current levels of dynamic naming, not that each culture needs its own name for every province in the world