Extended Timeline Eu4 Mod Mod Has None

Share Report Save level 2 badnuub -36 points 1 year ago More than 1 child Continue this thread level 1 Original Poster 1 year ago edited 1 year ago vanilla has a 0.8 cap on Too many Territories, and it seems this mod has none.

It is really crippling, and cost about 50 gold monthly to keep it normal.

Will it get any better Edit: not trying the remove the feature, just trying to make sure it is balanced.

If thats the way it is till the end, achieving a WC would seem way harder.

Edit: 50 gold is a lot The tech is too low for any building, I have no trade companies, no Colonial nations, and development cant pass 20 because of plauges.

Oh, and the run was Aksum-Israel, started year 2 316 Share Report Save level 2 Tyrant 1 year ago Havent played the mod.

Does corruption handling improve with technology Not Ahead of Time modifiers, but like specific techs that give -0.10 Corruption per year.

Im sure corruption was far harder to mitigate way back when.

Share Report Save Continue this thread level 2 Comment deleted by user 1 year ago More than 1 child Continue this thread level 1 1 year ago The whole point of this mod is to simulate rising and falling of empires.

Just like the Romans you are eventually supposed to hit a point where you realise you cant take any more land without it costing you more than that land provides.

There are hundreds of mechanics designed to make it harder to blob from salic monarchies to corruption.

Without these penalties youd conquer the entire world piece of cake.

A huge part of ET is putting realistic roadblocks in the way of massive empires to limit their expansion.

Share Report Save level 2 1 year ago The problem is historic empires that maintained a large size like China and Rome are literally unplayable from the first year, even if you divide the empire in half you will hit max corruption within a century five or take, like I understand the need to make it more realistic but the romans made it work more or less for (depending on when you believe the fall of the empire to be) almost 500 years.

There needs to be some limit.

Share Report Save Continue this thread level 2 1 year ago This is something I hoped to get implemented better in the game, losing is not always losing I love it when my empire starts falling apart while I do everything to keep it up but in the end thats what empires do, they rise and fall.

Share Report Save level 1 1 year ago Netanyahu would like to know your location.

Share Report Save level 1 1 year ago Makes perfect sense.

You shouldnt be able to manage an empire this big like its a piece of cake.

Its the 7th century here.

Share Report Save level 2 Inquisitor 1 year ago I find it funny how the OP hasnt responded to anyone who says that the non-cap makes sense for the time period and is only commenting on people who agree with him.

Share Report Save Continue this thread level 2 1 year ago Yeah except the it doesnt end there, you still get crazy corruption even into the modern day.

Share Report Save level 2 Inquisitor 1 year ago Hey, its a game.

Share Report Save Continue this thread level 2 1 year ago Well, the Chinese were able to do it.

Share Report Save Continue this thread level 1 1 year ago I mean, that country is way too big.

Seems realistic. 119 Share Report Save level 2 Comment deleted by user 1 year ago More than 1 child Continue this thread level 1 1 year ago Use a mod, and if that wont work.

Use MORE mod 12 Share Report Save level 1 1 year ago I think eu4 would be better in general if more countries blobbed up big then collapsed into a bunch of smaller nations.

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