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I'm with Bald, any chance of allowing upgrade to make more productive? I don't know if you could make them upgrade to the vanilla ones without breaking vanilla compatibility - that would allow other mods that work/upgrade off the vanilla ones work
Are you planning or would you consider vitaminizing your mod with the possibility of upgrading these buildings to make them more productive? (either based on technology or a second ascension perk?)
If you want to remove this dlc issue, maybe create a duplicate ascension perk with potential = { has_dlc } ? (at least, in eu4 this would work) In eu4, most stuff can have triggers for whether you can see this or not. So for those not owning the dlc, you could have a duplicate ascension perk (one if you own the dlc, the other of you don't own it). Since you need other requisites, how about dark matter drawing & quasi-dimentsional reflection.
1. Is the mod actually enabled?
2. The ascension perk is at the very bottom of the list so you maybe missing it.
3. Try to run this mod alone to find if there is conflicts.
As for the tech, it is a vanilla one. You do not get it is just bad luck.
And, you require some kind of Arcane deciphering technology - I didn't have it as a choice even in 2320.
or do i need to have the orignal mods to use this?