Please ad and event that make the kosowo albanian

[Nabrotleon]

Hey,

in history the kosovo was first and serbian province, under the turkish rule ist transform to a albanien province.
I think we need an event thats change the culture in kosowo to albanic in the 17th when it is under turkish rule.

What is your opinion about that?


Highattentionfully,
Nabrotleon

 

[hajutze]

I'd prefer a way to change a culture to another culture that's not your primary (in other words the ottomans themselves changing kosovo to albanian for a franction of the cost it would take them to change it to turkish).

 

[Draecesstra]

the culture of a 1 BT province, 200 years after that nation was annexed. It would mean nothing for gameplay and near to nothing for history. the balkans got some love, much more than alot of places, but everyday some want "changes" for a region, that will always be conquerd by 1500.

 

[mgoetze]

What is your opinion about that?

My opinion is that registering your game with the forum allows access to the modding subforum.

 

[myrsl0ken]

I'm assuming your motivations are nationalist rather that gameplay (since it doesn't matter) or immersion (it's an absolutely miniscule issue) and therefore I think this discussion will go unnoticed by anyone who works with the game. On the other hand, it is about the balkans so the trolls will probably turn it into a bonfire.

 

[krelian]

Nah. If you are playing as Albania, just culture convert using the in game system.

A slight problem is that the game doesn't show the cultural changes that don't involve primary culture. So as the Ottomans you culture convert to Turkish and that's it. I'm not sure this is an issue worth fixing in the first place, but one idea is to give an option to culture convert at a slightly reduced cost into one of your accepted cultures. Wouldn't help with Albania as it's not accepted by Ottomans I think (too small, no? can't check now), but it could possibly help in creating a multicultural empire. Say Austria promoting Hungarian settlements in Balkan conquests or unified Scandinavia promoting Danish culture in Northern German conquests. At the end of the day, it would require work that is probably not worth it.

 

[oblio-]

Hey,

in history the kosovo was first and serbian province, under the turkish rule ist transform to a albanien province.
I think we need an event thats change the culture in kosowo to albanic in the 17th when it is under turkish rule.

What is your opinion about that?


Highattentionfully,
Nabrotleon

This is such a minor change that I doubt Paradox will ever code this.
As mgoetze said, the best way for something like this is to create the event yourself and hope that devs pick it up and include it in the game.

 

[Sir Iain]

I'd love a system were you can culture convert a province to something else than your primary culture.

(Finnish settlers in New Sweden!)

 

[Ranjid]

I'd love a system were you can culture convert a province to something else than your primary culture.

(Finnish settlers in New Sweden!)

Yeah, the same goes for my recent TO playthrough. Prussian Schlesien and Jütland instead of Saxon and Hannoveranian. You should at least be able to settle accepted cultures.

 

[yerm]

I realize I'm diverging from the potential raging trollish Balkan nationalism, and do apologize for that...

Sideways culture conversion is a GREAT idea! It does have in-game viable use. If I have 40 bt of a culture and need 43 for it to hit accepted, it makes total sense to sideways convert 3bt to them rather than try to turn the 40 to mine. The issue is implementing it - perhaps the normal option (change to yours) and an option for inter-cultural shift only (aka, as France, I take over the british isles. I can convert English to Scottish. I cannot convert English to dutch). Maybe allow only culture converting to a neighboring province culture?

On a similar note, converting grouped and/or accepted cultures should come at a massive discount (I would argue at least 50%) over a foreign and unaccepted culture. Culture converting needs to scale.

 

[oblio-]

I realize I'm diverging from the potential raging trollish Balkan nationalism, and do apologize for that...

Funnily enough... there's no trolling or nationalism here. Just people very, very afraid of it for some reason (and complaining about trolling is almost like inviting it ).