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I don't know, I haven't tested it, there could be incompatibilities since both mods are trying to do similar things
Thanks for the suggestion, just updated the mod to be compatible with Culture Expanded, now all east slavic cultures (severian, ilmenian, volhynian, etc) have knyaz titles and such, same as rus'.
Need comptach for Culture Expanded. Cause they hav cultures as Vladimirian and Polost, diverget from Rus', so their titles are not Knyaz or smth like that, they have titles like duke and kings.
А за духоту такую тебя надо отправить на СВО копать ногтями окоп, блевать уже тянет, это как мусульмане приходят под мод про арабов и начинают ныть, что в игре пророк Мухамед есть, видите ли очень оскрблены они.
Someone will have to make a compatch mod to resolve the mod conflict.
You wrote everything correctly regarding Prince/Principality and Knyaz/Knyazhestvo, but in your mod you already use the titles that were in Rus' with their local names, so it is better that all the titles are replaced and not some selectively
By the way, this is the best mod for Kyivan Rus' that corrects historical errors, I don't understand why the game developers can't do this
This is a primarily English-language mod, so I use Prince instead of Knyaz because Prince/Principality is the English translation of Knyaz/Knyazhestvo.
I use Kievan because that's what Wikipedia, Britannica, and other encyclopedias use. If you would prefer Kyivan, then please check out my other mod, Kyivan Rus Rename: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3302258522
https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1158310/view/3095667402103590561
So why do you incorrectly use Kievan Rus' instead of Kyivan Rus' in this mod?
Also why didn't you replace the titles Prince instead of Knyaz? (Knyaz => Grand Knyaz)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symbols_of_the_Rurikids
I made an alternative mod for that, which just uses Rus' for the title: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3302259738
I don't know, I never used RICE myself but I tried to keep it compatible with most non-overhaul mods. Give it a try, but I can't guarantee compatibility.
As always, please let me know about any bugs or issues and I will try my best to update with a fix
I made a mod that uses Kyivan Rus it may be what you're looking for.
I disabled all mods and only had KRF. That worked and I was able to get principalities over duchies, all the rulers had their appropriate title, etc. at the 1066 start. But for some reasons, all the county became counts instead of Namestnik :(((
I went into the 867 start at tribal and for some reason, a few of them were Chiefdoms/High Chiefdoms >.< though a few of them were also principalities/their correct titles. I've tried resubbing and that hasn't worked, I'm now on the phase of reinstalling the game entirely/deleting my mod folder.
This only seems to be having an issue on principalities, kingdoms/grand principalities are working fine.
Anyways, I'm gonna keep trying. This isn't that big big of an issue, but is kinda weird and I have no idea where the conflicts may be lol. Could it potentially be RICE, EPE, or CFP?
That's very strange, I just tested it and it works fine for me, are you sure it's not due to a mod conflict?
Here's screenshots of me after adopting feudalism as Rurik using this mod and the duchies using "Prince/Principality" properly:
https://freeimage.host/i/dEqaHFf
https://freeimage.host/i/dEqarD7
But well, I get your point. Just keep in mind, that the history of the East Europe is too complicated to easyly rename one thing to other.