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I'm sorry, but I don't plan to update it myself, unless someone else does it. I have not been playing or modding EU4 recently.
Oh and will this mod be updated for the upcoming patch/DLC if needed?
But in case you completely ignored that, unifying China through the decision will get rid of it eventually.
Whenever the Ming starts having issues with rebels, the mod's events kick it while it's down and help the new nations reestabilish themselves from the ashes of the Ming.
Alternatively, if you just want them gone from the getgo, there is a bookmark that starts the game with a collapsed Ming.
Without the mod, Ming implodes as early as 1600 and has zero Imperial Authority. But with the mod, Ming has 65 Imperial Authority and I am in 1567. Is this normal?
Just because paradox has changed something in the tribute system that somehow they can't pull out any Imerpial Authority whether they have 10 tributary nations. Has the system been taken over or not and there is a scripted event coming to town that causes the Ming to implode?
also Thanks for the mod