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Update: May 6 @ 9:40pm

Update: May 6 @ 9:13am

1.Optimized Population Growth Logic – Visual Clarity and Consistency Now Improved:
(1) Faster population growth during peacetime, with harsher penalties during wartime.
(2) Plagues kill more population but grant a temporary recovery bonus afterward.
(3) Only Tribesmen and peasant can grow naturally; other classes require promotion/demotion.
2. Added Optimal Population Ratio Caps – Players Can Now Intuitively Control Class Proportions:
(1) Castle holdings increase the noble population ratio, city holdings boost burghers, church holdings raise clergy, while tribal/empty holdings add tribesmen.
(2) Nomadic provinces have fixed optimal population ratios.
3. Streamlined Manpower Replenishment Mechanics:
(1) Maa now automatically replenish using manpower from all directly held counties (no need to set source).
(2) Replenishment speed fixed at 20% of total size per quarter. Manpower recovery formula:
[(Peasant + Tribesmen) × Growth Rate + Manpower Cap] × Recovery Rate, where recovery rate depends on various factors.
4. Overhauled Tax and Spending System:
Tax rates and spending tiers are now divided into 6 levels, each with benefits and drawbacks.
5. Unified Promotion/Demotion Rates Across Classes:
Replaced inconsistent class mobility rules. Promotion/demotion rates now follow:
10% + (Development Level)%. Higher rates speed up class transitions.
6. Nomadic "Raze" Mechanic Synergy:
Razing a province:
Kills (Total Building Level Destroyed / Total Building Level in County)% of all classes.
Destroys half of the corresponding arable land.
7. Council Cultural Assimilation Task Improvements:
Counties targeted by council cultural assimilation:
Stop natural cultural drift.
New population growth directly adopts the ruler’s culture.