Most FUN EU4 Byzantium Experience I EVER HAD

they based the cultures of transylvania on the 1910 ethnographic map of hungary. in 1444, hungarians were still the majority in transylvania, it was only after the depopulation caused by the ottoman wars that romanians and serbians were settled all over the region (romanians on the plains, serbians on the mountains)

47, hooked on map games since Nobungas Ambition on NES

The way I've understood culture in EU4, it doesn't necessarily represent the actual people in the province. Rather it's a generalisation made to cover several different phenomenons, including broad things like cultural shifts and settlements, but also much narrower things like foreign nobility.

damn bro i'm old

Do more of this mod please

I love how he calls Durhum, "durani" lol

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YESSSS ROLEPLAY PLS

why not tell us what fucking mod it is. it's obviously not yours so why obscure that detail?

You re 31 lol, i m 38 haha

How did you get your sprite to look Roman as mine is the basic sprite

based Ottomans abusing lesbians while u are sieging their capital

The Durham vassal is a better representation than in base game for what went onto become known as the 'Liberty of Durham'. The culture is all kinds of wrong though, although I think the flag is accurate.

How to fix Victorum universali's Ai (enemy are passive, allies don't help)

you can rebuild the library of Alexandria and get 2.5% admin efficiency and 50% innovative Ness gain and -10% institution embracement cost. Alternatively you can build the lighthouse for extra 200 gov cap and 10% ship trade power
There are also other monuments that reduces institution embracement cost.
given enough prestige, combined with the orthodox icons and various monuments around the world, you can embrace institutions for free.

There is Custom mission trees! but it is it's own mod. vu has multiple separate mods instead of being one big one. If you do have the mod then you'll have to let the game run for one day and it'll ask you if you want to play with the vu mission tree or the vanilla ones!

Majapahit campaign please

I'm 30. *looks at hours played. Fuck Ludi, what am I doing with my life? ;_;

Not just Antiioch but Mosul and north of syria and iraq was turkic majority in middle east Ottomans settled turkomans to balkans in time its historical stop crying about turks

I always have bad rulers has Byzantium but if i play another country i never have really bad rulers

The durham vassal has some history to it. Essentially the city of Durham owing to its distance from London, its proximity to the scottish border and it religious importance the bishop of the city was permitted a great deal of rights which even extended to (but not limitedto) minting his own coins and his own army.

I would love to play this mod, but my notebook would explode

Continue the Byzantines man!

in fact, vodka is not historically accurate, because vodka in its modern meaning appeared much later than the game, because vodka is actually alcohol and water with some flavor additives, and to distill alcohol you need a moonshine apparatus, which until the 19th century was used only by Arabs to distill alcohol , vodka also looks very funny as a product in the territories of modern russia, because there are Muslim hordes at the time of the game, who considered drinking alcohol a sin

Hope you continue this playthrough, it looks fun

WOuld be amazing to see a Netherlands and or Byzantium run

About Gengis Khans Tomb giving nothing, i'm not sure if its specific to that monument but there are some which cannot be upgraded, you simply gain the benefit for owning the province and meeting the requirements, I learned this from a "Monument" in California that improves colonization speed

absolutly wanna see MORE of it.

I found the manpower limitation to be very realistic. It prevent huge battles by th 17th century in multiplayer. In reality, you had trouble feeding an 100k army

I like how they even have the little Danish (today German) island of Heligoland not going to lie love the detail. Through I guess technically speaking Galata was not defended by the Theodosian walls.

Played this, almost formed Roman Empire in 1800s but there were some bugs: Imperialism did not spawn. Cannot play vanilla anymore. Also for early game there is option to disable some american nations, if your computer may overheat, it is wise to press the buttons.

Maybe I will continue my campaign or restart it. The main challenge was not to become crazy when annexing italian minors and fighting Austria for 60-s time.

I'd really love to see that roleplay video. it helped me want to play mods a lot more. I'm usually much more of an achievement hunter, but this makes things fun for me too

Funny thing is, I did an oda run with this mod and colonised west America and all of Australia. The modders decided to update and corrupt my game by changing the tag colours to some ugly ones before they got fixed. Very much made me sad. The modders even made Ajam piss yellow.

I just wanna know, is this your main source of income?

Hello, One question. What about using elite regiments? (That thing that increase the cost of your army but increase the points you gain via training troops )

Thank you, and sorry, english is not my main language ^^

Andorra run to conquer the entire peninsula

"a mod that bring historicall accuracy" puts more dev in england than france despite france having 5.5*more population than england

Anyone know how to build roads in that mode?

I think Durrani is a compatibility bug. The Durrani were an afghan dyansty, that's meant to be Durham.
I've encountered a similar issue in the past, which replaced Tirol with Tatarstan. From what I remember that was caused by incompatibility with Expanded Missions

what is the mod's name ?

What mod is it?

Got the mod but cant see the landmark cities like constantinople