I HATE YOU!!!!You commented in the EUForums? DId you burst into flames afterwards?
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I HATE YOU!!!!You commented in the EUForums? DId you burst into flames afterwards?
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Yeah, sorry about that. I got burned out on EU4 and the direction it took around Rule Britannia and stopped following its development post-Dharma given how long Emperor's dev cycle was. I'll get around to updating it sometime next month.This thread doesn't appear to have been updated for a while, seeing that a lot of the proposed national ideas listed as "Available" have moved to the "Taken" category.
Relatable. It's been tough work trying to keep your Achievement Thread going, even on life support.Yeah, sorry about that. I got burned out on EU4 and the direction it took around Rule Britannia and stopped following its development post-Dharma given how long Emperor's dev cycle was. I'll get around to updating it sometime next month.
That is great to hear. That said, in case you're planning to use my research as the basis for the updating of the thread, I'd like to make a correction to my statements above. Louisiana didn't actually get national ideas: since they in-code have French primary culture, they are considered by the game to have French ducal national ideas as their default set of ideas. Same goes for Illinois and Haiti.Yeah, sorry about that. I got burned out on EU4 and the direction it took around Rule Britannia and stopped following its development post-Dharma given how long Emperor's dev cycle was. I'll get around to updating it sometime next month.
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Ruthenian | Galicia-Volhynia, Ruthenia |
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Swabian City-State | Memmingen, Konstanz, Mulhouse, Donauwörth |
Swahili | Kilwa, Mombasa, Malindi, Pate |
Telugu | Golkonda, Andhra, Telingana |
Tibetan | Tibet, Tsang, Kham, Guge, U, Bhutan |
Tupi | Potiguara, Tupiniquim, Tupinamba |
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Zambesi | Sofala, Lundu, Makua |