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This is just a quick standalone piece of a larger mod I'm currently working on at the moment. I had the idea and thought it was neat enough to be its own little mod. All the mod does is when you form Italy, Germany, Russia, or Romania, the respective cultures will assimilate into one larger culture. i.e. Italian, German, Russian, or Romanian. Vanilla Romanian has been split into Wallachian and Moldovan. This should work with any time period you choose. If you'd like to join my discord, invite link is here: https://discord.gg/HA29xJM
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Niska 15. juni 2022 kl. 4:22 
what would be cool is to see a mod that allows you to slowly integrate cultures over time as the Italians are a good example of this, or to celebrate the sub cultures which might give them small buffs for a short period of time.
automatiik 30. maj 2022 kl. 22:16 
europa universalis players try not to be racist challenge (impossible)
Red Leader 27. apr. 2022 kl. 16:04 
@Spaceracer You know what happens when a Hungarian and a Romanian meet and Transylvania comes up.
Red Leader 27. apr. 2022 kl. 16:03 
@Bluejamathons I advise you to split Transylvania in two, with Wallachian culture in the south and Szekler (sub-hungarian) culture in the north (I know I miss German Saxons, but not a detailed enough map). So there will be no more debate about Transylvania and it is done.
Akira AK 3. apr. 2022 kl. 11:56 
Coud you make so that Castilian, Leonese and Aragonese should merge into Spaniard or something similar.
Spaceracer 1. apr. 2022 kl. 14:39 
The Balkans always were on fire
LoLkovec 1. apr. 2022 kl. 10:19 
@Dr.Frizo SenPaiO Hungarian slavs? We have like 3 to 4 holidays shared, thats to culture. And we have more Latin, German, Czech and Polish loan words than from Hungary, so not even linguistically. The only thing we share is our geographical location, the Carpathian basin. So you can think about this, and find your another ´facts´.

P.S. Fun fact you have more Slavic and Turkic words than German and Latin. Good Night.
R.E.L. 1. apr. 2022 kl. 4:52 
its not that deep my g=
Tirpio 31. mar. 2022 kl. 5:43 
is this some complicated balkans roleplay
Kain 30. mar. 2022 kl. 5:29 
@Dr.Frizo SenPaiO

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Romanians (or proto-Romanians to be precise) have existed in Transylvania before there ever were avars or magyars or gepids or do you ascribe to the HUngarian propaganda that somehow the place was empty? Which is ironic given your accusation of Romanian propaganda, even though Czech, Slovaks, Croats and others pretty much agree that what you did to us happened to them also?