Thanks a lot for the heads-up, I wasn't aware the address has changed. I do sincerely hope no one was fooled by that link, especially since I know younger users sometimes visit this website and play the mod. I don't know for how long it has been this way, so I hope it hasn't been the case during a long period.
The old wiki has been gone for quite a while, but this is the first I’ve heard of the url being malware corrupted.
Hey just a heads up, the "#FAQ" link in the original post also links to the old URL.
Didn't realise there were two links, the one in the original post has now been fixed as well.
I don't know why this particular provinces have received those buildings, I will see if I can find why that is the case in particular.
Yes. Map isn't updated from the patch that added Tibet and more of sub-Saharan Africa yet, but the mod does in fact work with the current (and as far as we know final) version of CKII.
There are now two African Portraits packs, both are required for that one, although we didn't update the description since both are called "African" and the launcher only has so much space to show. I believe the Steam Workshop item indicates that two are needed though, even if I understand it is not helpful with the manual or installer download: both African Portraits and the The Reaper's Due Content Pack (which includes East African Portraits). I will see if there is any additional documentation that needs to be updated.
Ah, thank you. I have all of the portrait packs aside from the clothing packs, but the only content pack I have is the Monks and Mystics one.
It is the levies you can raise and yes you can't entirely control the process, but the levy composition alone isn't enough to make you switch. It is a combination of factors.
See this map: https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/foru...heir-attached-provinces.889354/#post-22075320
The Lombard ruling class converted to Christianism before invading Italy (even if the majority of their people was pagan, we play as nobles/whatever). The Vandals converted in Spain (again, maybe only the ruling class as far as i remember) before invading "Carthage".
At that point they are already close to the Italian peninsula and the conversion is only partial.
That is before the start, the CB will tend to be less used with time.
A part of the population stays, but the CB currently does not distinguish between larger-scale population transfer and elite transfer.
At the moment pre-feudal rulers can't change government type, but on the other hand pre-feudal shares many traits with feudalism.
Yes, it would be helpful if you posted a bug report.
