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Question: Is the Western Schism represented in the mod?
Suggestion 1: The culture of province Värmland in Sweden should be changed to geatish. The populace is speaking a geatish dialect and the province was administrated as a part of "Götaland" (Geatland) until 1815.
Suggestion 2: Greenland should be an existing norse catholic nation. In 1356 it still had a catholic bishop on the island and the western settlement was likely abandoned around 1360 whilst the eastern settlements probably survived until the 1450s.
The downfall of the nation could be represented by pulsating semi-random events that removes development and decolonizes the provinces if the development gets to low, which can be stopped by decisions that ensure European trade (that costs money). Alternatively, you could escape to Canada/Vinland…
Tier 1 Power Structure - only stadhouder monarchy accessible
Tier 2 Noble Privilige - double Noble Officer Corps
Tier 11 Absolutism & Constitutionalism The first icon is gone, 2, 3 and 4 are in place
In total I have 12 tiers
Imperial situations (at least the italian one) could also be broken, but I didn't really test it without other mods.
Also no unique traditions, missions or special events for Rome?
> Regarding France and Iberia, making one Languedocian group for Catalan, Occitan, Poitevin, Gascon and Aquitanian
> Regarding Iberian cultures, spliting a Galicianportuguese group, including Galician, Portuguese, Brazilian and all the colonial cultures derived from Portuguese or Galician.
> Basque, well, individualising Basque to its own