@Tamam31: As explained in the details discussion, the peace offer to seize fleets is available if you are the Naval Hegemon and have declared war on a country with a specific CB. How you gain that CB is also explained in the discussion, but essentially it is gained against Great Powers with 100 or more ships (excluding transports).

how do i seize fleets?

@Smack: Yes, it's purely there to hurt the enemy (like pillaging capital when you can't gain any dev from it). Being able to loot splendor that way would be way too strong.

"Raid splendid court" AI loses 150 splendor but the player gains nothing.

Okay thanks.

@the forever virgin: Generally it should be fine. But if the mod changes certain things or even gets rid of them, that can make some treaties not work properly (e.g. the treaties to get their advisor wouldn't work with completely new advisor types that I haven't accounted for or the treaties to discover provinces on certain continents wouldn't work on other continents than the vanilla ones). Probably best to keep a save from before the mod was added, just in case, if you add it mid game.

Is this compatible with large mods such as Ante Bellum? If it is, will it break the save if it's added mid-game?

@JackX: In what way? It is updated for the current EU4 version.

This one needs an update

@sensenmann: Possibly cause VN changes a lot of stuff, which results in a lot of errors with this mod. Maybe error logging slows down the tick.

When using this mod with Voltaires new Nightmare the monthly Ticks take several seconds, without it the game runs smoothly. Is this a known issue?

@Bomberpilot: If you switch culture group, you lose the hegemony and cannot take it again for some time. You should still be able to force others to give theirs up though.

Problem is that after i switched from the culture that i already had hegemony to other culture, i couldn't start new hegemony or force anyone to abandon theirs hegemony.

@Bomberpilot: The whole point of the mechanic is to have something to fight over. 5 already is quite a lot, allowing more than 5 would make that completely irrelevant.

Please remove bullshit only 5 cultural hegemons or atleast give option to allow it.

@VitYxZ: Assuming you mean achievements, no. Any mod that edits or adds stuff that changes or potentially could change the gameplay or outcomes isn't achievement compatible. Only graphical and localisation mods are.

is this mod Iron man Compatible?

@Nagazora: Does the other country break it perhaps? Not ideal, but I don't think I can prevent the AI from doing that. Though at least it gives them a stab hit, so that's something. Otherwise they should stay until the death of either ruler or consort, depending on who actually married who (which except for consorts isn't really visible in the game).

I love this mod and can't really play without it, but can you make the "enforced marriage" last until ruler death? I get it revoked a couple months after war ends every time

Thanks

@Clark Crente: I had fixed that before, seems the game doesn't like the variable triggers in certain places. It works, but the error log reports it anyway. I'll see if I can change it in some positions and still maintain the function it should have.

Hi, love this mod but I'm getting this bug:

[triggerimplementation.cpp:7274]: Script error! Script Object Token: "culture_group", Error: Unknown culture group "variable:Root:pte_culture_group_hegemony_var". Root Country: KHA. Root Province: 0

I guess for all the cultures

@DrHouse "The Plain": Yes, most of them. Some they won't use, like the take advisor ones (cause AI usually has advisors they want already).

Can AI use this treaties?

good point!

@𝓢𝓷𝓸𝔀 ℬ𝓪𝓵𝓵: I think so. But can't hurt to use a different save, just in case you have to go back.

ty!

i assume its fine midsave?

@𝓢𝓷𝓸𝔀 ℬ𝓪𝓵𝓵: Yeah I don't think it would crash.

I see, but i shouldnt randomly crash then?

@𝓢𝓷𝓸𝔀 ℬ𝓪𝓵𝓵: I haven't tested it, but for the most part it should. Some peace offers may not be working fully tho (e.g. the one to take the loser's advisor wouldn't take new advisors that Anbennar might be adding into account).

does this work with anbennar?

@DoubleCheeseVonHabsburg: Those exist for the eco respective naval hegemon in the mod.

any way to add the cb of hegemony, like force bankrupt or seize and transfer the fleet?

@R: It is compatible with ET. I don't know what TOT is.

Is this compatible with Extended TImeline and TOT?

To bad this isnt compatible with the Voltaire's Nightmare mod. Thats the only one I play these days. This seems like a great mod too. This mod lags my game so much its nuts.

The last update is November, so please a new version. Thank you

@XavierCZe: Update for what? It is updated.

pls update thx

@Neopolitan: Are you sure it's not caused by another mod or a combination of mods? This mod doesn't touch the vanilla war goals or peace offers nor do I change anything for releasing tags. Also just in case, have you tried unsubscribing and resubscribing yet, in case there was something broken during an update?

With this mod active, when I force a nation to release a nation in a peace deal the game crashes in the late game. Not really a huge deal, I just wont force nations to release anyone, love the mod otherwise

@UwU_Pudrzo: Not really possible. There is no way to have a peace treaty be used like a list, so only thing I could do is make a new treaty for every releasable tag. But even then it won't have a cost equivalent to their release cost. Or I could make a static treaty that makes you vassalize all tags you forced them to release, but that also sounds too strong.

maybe release and vassalise? So you make your enemy release the country and then automatically vassalise it?

Thank you!

@Robbis: You could edit its triggers and settings so it doesn't require to be enabled by a CB and is available without conditions.

Is there anyway to add the seize fleets to part of the regular peace deal screen without the naval hegmony cb?

@Draig: If you haven't claimed one yourself, you can also see them in the decision tooltip. Otherwise no. You could possibly find it out by other means, like checking countries' unrest values for the modifier.

Is there any way to look at the cultural hegemonys other than in the diplomacy view?

@eklabiaan: It deletes the forts in neighboring provinces after the peace. The tooltip (or peace text) also explain that. And there is a thread with more information about every treaty linked in the description.

what does "Demilitarize Borders" mean?