I think we need to iron out three things:
1: How many tags are we going to use here? To figure this out, let's first of all list all the clans that are powerful enough to be represented on the map, figure out the relative importance of each and if they can and should be abstracted into other clans or not based on their relative importance and power throughout the entire era.
2: How do we want the period to be portrayed? Do we want a "hands off" approach (where we just give everyone cores and AI hitlists against everyone else and let them go at it until only one is left) or a more "hands on" approach, where we try to guide events towards final victory by the Tokugawa.
3: Does the province setup need to be changed at all to accomodate either point 1 or 2?
1: How many tags are we going to use here? To figure this out, let's first of all list all the clans that are powerful enough to be represented on the map, figure out the relative importance of each and if they can and should be abstracted into other clans or not based on their relative importance and power throughout the entire era.
2: How do we want the period to be portrayed? Do we want a "hands off" approach (where we just give everyone cores and AI hitlists against everyone else and let them go at it until only one is left) or a more "hands on" approach, where we try to guide events towards final victory by the Tokugawa.
3: Does the province setup need to be changed at all to accomodate either point 1 or 2?
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