With almost every update adding a content pack I have come up with some ideas for an Iberian content pack, which could be combined with a trading update:
My goals with the content pack are the following:
* Most important nations have mission trees by now while smaller nations are severly lacking in them. Therefor I think its time for a content pack that would include mostly regional trees;
* Celtiberians and iberian greeks aren't that different from regular gauls and greeks;
* Many nations exhaust their mission trees in the late game, I would like to see a more modular approach to these hence the introduction of late game missions;
* Greatly fleshing out the military traditions of Iberia who are severly lacking;
* More period-appropiate flavor is always welcome
"Riches of Iberia"
15 regional and lategame missions trees
3 mission trees involving the conquest of Iberia for Hemeroskopeion, Emporion and Massilia
3 mission trees for Occidental nations
3 mission trees for Celt-Iberian nations
3 mission trees for Iberic nations
2 mission trees for any nation that is not a native iberian but wishes to conquer Iberia (restrictions to Rome and Carthage might apply)
1 Mission tree for all nations that start in Iberia that have completed their mission trees
Demand Auxilaries
Feudatories will no longer join your wars and provide troops. Instead there will be a new subject interaction called "demand auxilaries" that will spawn an army under your direct control lead by a leader provided by the feudatory. A feudatory will be very happy to defend in your defensive wars, provided they are near your capitol region. A feudatory that will be sent to offensive wars will be less happy. As this feudatory will pay for this army and will suffer all negative consequences from its defeat. This might ultimately lead to new developments that might include a "social war".
Exploiting the riches of Iberia
In the early game most mineral trade goods will no longer be present on the map. You can now build and upgrade a mine in any suitable land (hills, mountains) that has an occupied holding. This might lead to new trade goods like silver, gold, copper, iron, tin etc. Your characters will be the main driving force behind exploiting the mine and who is assigned to what will be very important as a succesful mine might lead to a lot of gold for both your character and you.
Two new military traditions:
Western-greek traditions for Hemeroskopeion, Emporion, Massilia and the Italian greek nations with a greater focus on mercenaries and auxilaries;
Auxilary traditions that is unlockable by any nation in the game.
New gods for canaanite, iberic and druidic religions including appropiate treasures.
New events and inventions for all nations in Iberia.
Three new city sets for Iberic, Iberic-gallic and Occidental nations.
New army models for auxilary armies
Free update:
New heritages for all nations in Iberia;
A further fleshing out of feudatories, including no longer being able to integrate them at will.
Two new military traditions:
Iberian traditions for all native Iberian nations;
Iberian-gallic traditions for all gallic nations in Iberia;
My goals with the content pack are the following:
* Most important nations have mission trees by now while smaller nations are severly lacking in them. Therefor I think its time for a content pack that would include mostly regional trees;
* Celtiberians and iberian greeks aren't that different from regular gauls and greeks;
* Many nations exhaust their mission trees in the late game, I would like to see a more modular approach to these hence the introduction of late game missions;
* Greatly fleshing out the military traditions of Iberia who are severly lacking;
* More period-appropiate flavor is always welcome
"Riches of Iberia"
15 regional and lategame missions trees
3 mission trees involving the conquest of Iberia for Hemeroskopeion, Emporion and Massilia
3 mission trees for Occidental nations
3 mission trees for Celt-Iberian nations
3 mission trees for Iberic nations
2 mission trees for any nation that is not a native iberian but wishes to conquer Iberia (restrictions to Rome and Carthage might apply)
1 Mission tree for all nations that start in Iberia that have completed their mission trees
Demand Auxilaries
Feudatories will no longer join your wars and provide troops. Instead there will be a new subject interaction called "demand auxilaries" that will spawn an army under your direct control lead by a leader provided by the feudatory. A feudatory will be very happy to defend in your defensive wars, provided they are near your capitol region. A feudatory that will be sent to offensive wars will be less happy. As this feudatory will pay for this army and will suffer all negative consequences from its defeat. This might ultimately lead to new developments that might include a "social war".
Exploiting the riches of Iberia
In the early game most mineral trade goods will no longer be present on the map. You can now build and upgrade a mine in any suitable land (hills, mountains) that has an occupied holding. This might lead to new trade goods like silver, gold, copper, iron, tin etc. Your characters will be the main driving force behind exploiting the mine and who is assigned to what will be very important as a succesful mine might lead to a lot of gold for both your character and you.
Two new military traditions:
Western-greek traditions for Hemeroskopeion, Emporion, Massilia and the Italian greek nations with a greater focus on mercenaries and auxilaries;
Auxilary traditions that is unlockable by any nation in the game.
New gods for canaanite, iberic and druidic religions including appropiate treasures.
New events and inventions for all nations in Iberia.
Three new city sets for Iberic, Iberic-gallic and Occidental nations.
New army models for auxilary armies
Free update:
New heritages for all nations in Iberia;
A further fleshing out of feudatories, including no longer being able to integrate them at will.
Two new military traditions:
Iberian traditions for all native Iberian nations;
Iberian-gallic traditions for all gallic nations in Iberia;
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