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I will check your save game for the next update of ESU. Cannot promise when, as I am currently focused on EU5, but we plan to release at least one more content update for EU4.
The Atmoran redesign enabled us to allocate more space for provinces, while creating distinctive regions that different cultures could inhabit. Additionally, the new shape of Atmora is more interesting with different fjords and island chains. Finally, we plan to add a new large island to EU5, located between Atmora and Roscrea, so that the new map shape can accommodate it.
Then why religions and cultures that wouldn't exist in that period? Were they for the old version, and you just never removed them?
"Redguards can migrate to Hammerfell, but they are not forced/encouraged to do this; the same applies to Bretons."
Explains why they never do in my games, but then again, my games crash around the 190's because of the Eight Divines, somehow.
"The Atmoran map was changed due to a variety of reasons, including our plans to redo the mod for EU5."
Such as? It was fine the way it was. Was it a lore reason?
Again, genuinely a great mod. Just asking questions.
- The mod is mainly focused around the first centuries of the First Era, covering the Narfinsel Schism, Alessian Revolt and the Great Schism.
- Redguards can migrate to Hammerfell, but they are not forced/encouraged to do this; the same applies to Bretons.
- The Atmoran map was changed due to a variety of reasons, including our plans to redo the mod for EU5.
- This is most likely a bug associated with AI doing something it is not supposed to. Try to use an earlier save or turn off AI via the console and pass the crash date. Additionally, try to end wars with AI using the 'yesmen' command. If neither of these works, please send us a save game.
How long is the timeline? Judging by the fact that the Nine Divines is a religion in the files, I assume it will at least go until the Third Empire.
Will the Redguards migrate to Hammerfell, and the Bretons colonize the Systres?
Why did you change the Atmora map?
Why does the game crash when you convert to Eight Divines through the Alessian Empire event? Is it DLC related?
There are a few imperial provinces in Atmora and Blackreach that are not owned by a member of the empire. But how does this affect imperial authority that I already have? And I don't mean imperial authority monthly gain, that math is pretty straightforward and is described in a toolptip. I can send you my save file if you'd like to have a look
so i'm playing as windhelm, formed skyrim through an event, passed 3 reforms, returned all the provinces in skyrim region to the empire, won a bunch of wars and had like 40 imperial authority. then all of a sudden it just started to drop by a few points randomly over time. i lost almost everything. guys what the hell is happening, am i not understanding something?
Or how the vampire mechanics/event work?
Any guide on that ?
Thanks for the mod!