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- Tinto Maps #15 Horn of Africa Feedback - Paradox Interactive Forums
The same market centers as in the previous Tinto Maps post, but if you compare, you will notice only the changes on the coloring and visualization, but also the tweaks and adjustments made on the market calculations in the past months, which make the current ones look very nicely spread in comparison
- Some feedback of China | Page 3 | Paradox Interactive Forums
Yeah but it's kind of different, before losing the rebellion Yuan claimed to be Emperor of China and Mongolia, now Ming is the Emperor and Yuan eventually abandoned the claim to that title and took the name of Great Mongol State(that's why in Eu4 they are Mongolia) which you can argue it's the Mongolian Empire but in game that's a formable
- Why is the map scope of China hegemony unreasonable?
Moreover, you may not know that the "YUE Empire" in the game is within the territory claimed by the Vietnamese people today, because the "Nanyue Kingdom" advocated by the Vietnamese at that time was the origin of Vietnam, which was a colonial country established by General of Qin empire with its capital in Guangzhou
- Tinto Maps #24 Korea and Japan Feedback - Paradox Interactive Forums
Hello and welcome to another week of Tinto Maps Feedback Today, we will take a look at Korea and Japan This area has required less rework than other ones, but still some adjustments have been made Countries: Not many changes here, only
- Tinto Maps #19 India Feedback | Paradox Interactive Forums
Hello, and welcome one more week to another Tinto Maps Feedback post! Today, we will be reviewing the region of India Let's start with the list of changes, as usual: We've tried to be as comprehensive as possible with the feedback received
- Stellaris 4. 0 planet automation not working?
It seems very basic to me in 4 0 3 Given all necessary resources, and with prevent deficit unchecked, it would build a bunch of relevant districts plus robot assembly plus entertainment complex
- Why is the map scope of China hegemony unreasonable?
De Jure boundaries are honestly fairly arbitrary and ahistorical in general, but they have utility to help guide the AI and players towards conquering along historically and geographically sensible lines even if the idea of a rightful legal organization of the territory is usually a fiction
- Dev Diary #173 - The Map of China - Paradox Interactive Forums
As a result, the configuration at this tier is currently set up instead using a Song dynasty period administrative unit called a circuit, which historically was a bit more supervisory in nature and a little less hands on, but lines up reasonably well with the approximate size of many of our preexisting kingdoms, and gives the ducal tier player a higher layer of titles to which to aspire and
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