How can you make such maps? Some hotkey?Excellent. Thank you for the maps.
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How can you make such maps? Some hotkey?Excellent. Thank you for the maps.
How can you make such maps? Some hotkey?
A comment and a request. Firstly, that's quite an impressive spread of Greek culture you managed to get; my culture always seems to spread dismally slowly (though I suppose realistically speaking that's good, but when I do get it in decent amounts it always seems to just pop up in random provinces, like a Norwegian Salerno and then it spreads to the rest of Sicily). Secondly, is it possible I could get a copy of the end of part 1? I'd love to have a better look at parts of that and maybe have a move into EU3 myself with it once I'm done with that one save I uploaded to the converter mod thread (the one with the Merchant France and Theocratic spain; it's far more competitive than most conversions end up being, which is nice, especially since Russia converted to its heresy in the last couple years so I'm having a hell of a time getting it under control and properly following the true faith)
Yes, I know that's how it works and I do intentionally work towards that goal; the MTTH just seems to hate me for that event such as my last Britannia game only ending up with I think 3 Irish provinces in Scotland When they were ruled for 300 years and maybe one in Wales/England (though my religious conversions usually seem exceptionally smooth, so I guess it balances out)The culture spread is from purposefully placing Greek rulers with high stewardship in control of things whenever possible. That increases the rate of culture spread. As well, if the religion has yet to flip, there's an event that will do both at once. It's rare, but that's how you frequently get the randomly-placed conversions.
Thanks, 1.8 gigs is indeed a rather large batch of files.Idhrendur said:This evening I can upload just the final save, as the full set of saves is huge.
Thank you. Dear, I hadn't quite noticed how scattered the golden horde was before this. It's like its vassals are playing a game of four corners and the Roman Empire is the caller. (yay awkward similes)
I know, right?
The trick is gathering enough men to actually do some damage. I never seemed able to do so.
Thanks!
I know you said you were working on your own converter but now that paradox has said a ck2 to eu4 converter comes with an eu4 pre-order are you going to do that instead?
I'm not sure. I'll have to see how well their converter works, and if it's even possible to keep playing in CK2 until 1444.
But man, that would be awesome.
You can transfer from any date in CK2, it just ports directly to EUIV 1444 no matter what date.
True, but a 30 year gap in the narrative just seems silly to me. Also, I'm not sure how good their support will be for older saves.
Very true. The saves might be a problem, unless it can run with ToG. (Live stream) I'm hoping my AAR save will be fine, as it is also running ToGTrue, but a 30 year gap in the narrative just seems silly to me. Also, I'm not sure how good their support will be for older saves.
I'm not sure. I'll have to see how well their converter works, and if it's even possible to keep playing in CK2 until 1444.
But man, that would be awesome.