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honestly the world is just so depopulated anywhere that isnt china has ZERO hope in catching up i love the idea but i think maybe other nations (ottomans) need more people
The andalusian colonies can't start their own plays so they don't actually threaten the organised native americans. They would need to be Dominions for that.
New Zenaga fails to colonise, apparently their colony in Tupinamba territory is isolated and that prevents it from expanding.
There's a lack of national unifications and redefinitions compared to the base game. The world is a bit static. Shouldn't the Travancorians have better technology and opportunities for colonisation at the start, so that they shake things up? Or perhaps their subjects should have open borders, so that people might migrate to the more developed south?
https://bigthink.com/strange-maps/bubonic-plague-spares-poland/
@Ergo Doctor Hawk Here are some sources to back up what @Azrael was getting at.
It wasn't left unscathed as quite a significant portion of Poland still died however, the Black Death's effects where much lesser than other parts of Europe, so it is a bit strange seeing it in the same state as the rest of Europe.