Crusader Kings II

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OcCat - Occitan & Catalan Localization Mod
   
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OcCat - Occitan & Catalan Localization Mod

1 kokoelmassa, tekijä Perry7484 / Briantin de Montrei
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Adishatz & Bon dia! This mod localizes province and title names in Catalan,
Occitan, & Arpitan-speaking regions into their local variants. (e.g. Old
Occitan 'Alvernhatz' instead of French 'Auvergne')

Plans for the Future:
- Decide whether to keep old Occitan, or switch to modern, based on feedback.
- Localization for baron-tier titles
- Fix any mistakes I've made in localization... Feedback appreciated (and needed!)

Enjoy! Adiu/Adeu!


20 kommenttia
Enric 31.3. klo 4.16 
El mod està bé, però hauria d'arreglar moltes més coses. La campanya del 936 fot mania per culpa dels comtes "Sunerario", "Sunifredo" i "Gaufredo"...
Traistyr 15.3.2023 klo 18.58 
I see a lot of people crying about valencian or catalan, i'm from valencia (Spanish-speaking area), here the government calls it Valencian and separates it as another language so, catalans, stop crying because valencians say that Catalan and Valencian are different languages because that's what they teach in schools and from the government, so please put Catalan egocentrism aside.

Apart from that, in Aragon Catalan is not spoken either in classes or in daily life so I don't know if the use of Catalan in their names is correct...
Maulet ||*|| 28.5.2021 klo 8.53 
Oh my god, enter a game place and find that misarable renegade minority of Valencia that don't like to be included into the glorious Catalan heritage and prefer the blue shirts of Franco en the blue stained flag imposed by Madrid dogs and rats, and speak their francoist Castilian fanatical language, contributing to our cultural decadence... Pestilence as per definition.
Werrywerwrreywerywery 21.4.2018 klo 3.29 
Well, i consider more Valencian a dialect of Catalan, and i know friends who consider both (catalan and valencian) dialects of the same language, so i don't have problem if you consider both the same language.

But we don't have the same culture, in fact, the political strategy has aimed to make us valencians part of the (non-existent) "paisos catalans" :)
Perry7484 / Briantin de Montrei  [tekijä] 17.4.2018 klo 23.54 
The help is appreciated! 'specially given that most of the Catalan I do know comes from speaking other romance languages, or binge-watching Merlí.

I'm in the middle of moving, though, so I won't have my PC for a week or so after this Friday. It may be a short while after that before I can get working on this again.
Scareye 17.4.2018 klo 6.58 
Catalan and Valencian languages are exactly the same, in Valencia they speak the same dialect as in Lleida, where that dialect is considered catalan. As a Catalan myself, if they want to say I speak valencian, I'm ok with it, if we agree we speak the same language, and we have the same culture.
We don't have to fall into political strategies to divide our beautiful language and culture, only to make it disappear.

P.S. If you need any help with the Catalan/Valencian/Balearic part of this mod, I would be happy to help.
Werrywerwrreywerywery 19.2.2018 klo 11.07 
Same time period as Crusader Kings II vanilla! U can check the article in workshop :)
Perry7484 / Briantin de Montrei  [tekijä] 15.2.2018 klo 16.08 
Oh? What time period for Africa? (700s-1200s I require African Romance in Gabes!)
Werrywerwrreywerywery 15.2.2018 klo 5.06 
Haha no problem, worse is victoria, where we have catalan culture lol
Doing cultures in paradox games is very easy, is all in the same file, i say this because im modder and im doing actually a total conversion of CK2 adding africa so im managing a lot of cultures lol
Calvin J. Candie 14.2.2018 klo 17.17 
Thanks, as a Valencian myself as well I appriciate it too. I was going to mention it but I wouldnt think you'd care. Thank you.