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These bonuses can be either flat [like +10 Papal Influence] or be Modifiers applied to rulers for their whole life
could you give some more info?
for example, what year you see this happen, the reforms you had etc.
This mod does not add claims for countries, so it would not originate from that, if they do have claims is either from vanilla or other mods you might have active
Some of them might work with other mods [like with Extended Timeline] so won't...
From the get-go we can say which would which [some mods are pretty "self-contained" and change no vanilla file], but with others is usually "try" :T
So all the expanded mods in the expanded mod family I see when launching the game work together but they don't mix with europa expanded, is that it ?
This mod is not compatible with EE and, seeing updates and such, is not going to be either.
In the same tree mission, it looks to me like finishing the 'Baillages' (fra_baillages) mission doesn't modifiy the Decentralized Bureaucracy government reform.
Slower colonization - and nohing untowards has happened - yet. So I guess it's a good sign.
what missions are you guys talking about? cause "Ancien Regime" is available ONLY if you do not have Domination DLC.
This cause if you have the DLC you will get the DLC "French Feudalism" reform, whereas if you do not you will get the Modded "French Feudalism" [which will enable it to be removed in favor of Ancien Regime via a Decision]
I also find out that if the noble is not removed after activating the parliament that is supposed to disable the noble, there is a mod that changes government reforms, causing conflict.
I hope someone will!
found a quick fix for the duplicated institutions, go to 'common' folder in Trade good expanded mod's folder and delete institutions folder inside it.
HOWEVER, IT DID NOT ELIMINATE THE NOBILITY ESTATE. Now I have BOTH. That's absurd.
Many cool Government Reforms here but not surprisingly, doesn't work with Ante Bellum without some problems
The yellow triangular warning in the Launcher means nothing.
Hovering on it will tell ya that the mod is compatible with version 1.37.*
It's just that PDX, this time, wrote it as "v1.37.*" instead of "1.37.*"
I wish i could fix it, truly
After some testing I found the issue only appears when i have Europa Expanded, Governments Expanded and Trade Goods Expanded activated. The moment i deactivate one of them, the issue disappears.
Maybe this helps with troubleshooting, should it be tried.
I will patiently wait to play the expanded mods again.
Will also post this on the other Mods :)
But GUI changes [which have been added only in the past months, since pdx has allowed us] has made the "rest" of the game incompatible since those are not mod-compatible.
On the other hand, for cases like "reforms not appearing" it's mostly done on other sides [not this mod] using old triggers like 'has_unlocked_government_reform_tooltip' which no longer exist, making the reforms Not show.
The author of Europa Expanded claims this hasn't been fully compatible for 2 years anyway, so i guess he doesn't intend on making it work together. But I've been playing it together for a while without any real problems. Is this true?