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That should be fixed with the next mod version (after the DLC drops); it's a byproduct of our tributary coloring system that will be obviated with the new tributary mechanics.
With the new Admin government we're looking at revising the feudalization process, but we'll have to experiment with Admin government. If that goes well, we could potential add more off ramps, but we're trying to avoid adding things like merchant republics as that'd really require base game changes.
And if you're getting crashes, we'd be very interested in investigating those. Could you furnish us with saves relating to them?
(And before I may or may not be blasted for this the mod normally crashes before I could even get to feudalism with subroman so yeah)
"China did not exist before 867."
Seriously, not until we get through the laundry list of remaining features to do for Western Europe. Getting China/Japan/Korea/Southeast Asia/Indonesia to the same level as, say, Persia, is a monumental undertaking.
We'll be keeping the current map until we're ready to start expanding, which would be completed at some indefinite time in the future.
@BlueTh4nus: Thank you for the vote of confidence. Other start dates are projected, but we'd want more mechanics down before implementing them.