What kind of events will be tied to the shogun? The events should reflect that he was basically a puppet ruled over by other clans(mainly the Hosokawa and Miyoshi clans).
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Not only the Shogun, but Imagawa, Shiba etc. are also the member of the Ashikaga dynasty. So these events would be more generic.
No problem, I have also kinda disappeared for this two years, due to the work in RL and EU4 team...
Good to see you are still active on this forum too!
Thanks. I'll need to see if I still have time for this. I'll ask about this when I do.
Thanks. Take care of yourself first.
Surely we need more helpers, but the work of each could be just 10-20 min.I also would like to help, even though I can't mod to save my life. But if it is research, sure why not.
Thanks. As you can see, there are many blank part of family trees. We also need some economic infos such as trade goods for the future.
Ver.0.0.6.3 is uploaded. This time, I have also uploaded the file in the mediafire. But please don't expect that I post every small updates separately outside of steam...
http://www.mediafire.com/download/bqu1pd3hdpjjzs3/NMIH+18112014.rar
http://www.mediafire.com/download/bqu1pd3hdpjjzs3/NMIH+18112014.rar
Just a quick observation of the last version:
Those two merchant cities/republics are too strong. Why are they republics actually? They take over large swaths and even saw one of them become Serene Republic.
Also think it would be smart to think of a new succession law for the daimyo's, since they didn't use Gavelkind as is now case with most daimyo's. And I don't think land was divided among offspring of any daimyo, but I could be wrong.
Those two merchant cities/republics are too strong. Why are they republics actually? They take over large swaths and even saw one of them become Serene Republic.
Also think it would be smart to think of a new succession law for the daimyo's, since they didn't use Gavelkind as is now case with most daimyo's. And I don't think land was divided among offspring of any daimyo, but I could be wrong.
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They (Hakata and Sakai) were rich merchant cities and the Jesuit missionaries mentioned Sakai as "Venice in the Orient", because they had high autonomy.
I would check the building system to balance them. Unlike European city states, these Japanese cities shouldn't have so many standing army, although they could hire many mercenaries.
It seems that agnatic succession law which I have set in the history file doesn't work well. As for laws I prefer the system of Sengoku. It was elective because retainers had an important role by the succession, but all lands go to one successor without partition.
I am making a anime portrait set as optional mod. Again, I know, but I think I could do better this time...
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I am making a anime portrait set as optional mod. Again, I know, but I think I could do better this time...
Oda Nobuna No Yabou?
Hey Chat, sorry for not posting anything recent been busy with university. Anyways I asked my friend if she can sketch some new portraits and backgrounds so expect some coming up when she finishes them, she is leaning in a more realistic anime style so we can have variety with portraits. On to the mod, I propose we change truce years and penalty to reflect constant warfare and backstabbing prevalent in Sengoku era japan. I am thinking about a year or two for a truce to hold, about 50 prestige lost, and only 2 years for opinion modifier for breaking it but it should be more severe with maybe -25 hit to all neighbours. I am also finishing up cleaning up some new CBs, with subjugation being free to all cultures for kingdom size or maybe dukedom titles with a 100 prestige cost to attack, conquest maybe a 25 prestige cost to attack. I am unsure how to code for other lords to join in the event for subjugation cb but I think its can_ask_to_join_war, defender_can_call_allies, attacker_can_call_allies can any one clarify. By having this I think it can better reflect lords ganging up to join alliances against a strong warlord. Any thoughts or opinions.
Sounds good. And indeed since the Sengoku era itself isn't that really long, constant warfare is important.
Oh just got your message on steam chat about buildings, for heavy infantry they should be representing foot samurai and knights for heavy cavalry. They are some localization files that you could edit to change their names. They could be trained with a separate building, and depending on culture or location should reflect the style of armies with bonuses such as better morale or attack. As of now all sides are just cosmetic so we should try to distinguish between them. I was making some new buildings myself for cities and temples. Cities should be weaker in military might but they should be the bulk of your gold, and temples should provide very little soldiers but they should be the special troops I made earlier and provide bonuses such as prestige and piety so they fuel your characters ambition. Thoughts?
I will also check the buildings. I agree with the characteristics of each settlement type. But we need to combine some buildings, since each step has just a small increase of soldiers (maybe 10-50). It would be painful if we have to build each building with 50-100 cost for only 5-10 soldiers of each unit type.
Here is a good wiki link (Japanese) about the army organization in the Sengoku-Edo period. It seems that a daimyo with ca. 100000 koku could mobilize ca. 4000 soldiers.
http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/備
Here is a good wiki link (Japanese) about the army organization in the Sengoku-Edo period. It seems that a daimyo with ca. 100000 koku could mobilize ca. 4000 soldiers.
http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/備
Sounds good, vanilla seems to separate each unit type to buildings but if we combine them we are looking at very compact buildings with maybe at least four providing everything minus any economic ones which make it seem very lacking. I was thinking of buildings tied to certain provinces, such as kai getting stronger cavalry with a small unit increase, or buildings such as gold mines or iron mines providing income bonuses or troop bonuses. If you got any maps or know any place that was well known for gold and iron, I can make those buildings exclusive to those areas.
I'd suggest Tanistry would be the closest of what the situation was during the Sengoku Era: The heir, even nominated by the former Great Lord, had to be accepted by the vassals first, but it had to be someone with family ties with either the Lord himself or one of his predecessors. So no popular vassal usurping the post by popular vote, unless he gets to become the Regent or Guardian of said heir.