What changed in Europa Universalis IV in 2016

Splendor is an age-specific currency used to purchase abilities within each age.

Each age has seven objectives that grant +3 power-projection and 3 splendor each month when fulfilled.

The free patch tracks the current age for triggers related to disasters and events.

Each age has seven objectives that grant power-projection and splendor upon completion.

A Golden Era can be initiated once per game after fulfilling 3 objectives, lasting for 50 years.

Each age has unique abilities that countries can purchase, including special abilities for historically powerful nations.

Ages include Age of Discovery (1400-1530), Age of Reformation (1530-1620), Age of Absolutism (1620-1710), and Age of Revolutions (1710-1821).

Power projection from objectives decays when a new Age arrives, and abilities from the previous age are lost.

Ages include: Age of Discovery (1400-1530), Age of Reformation (1530-1620), Age of Absolutism (1620-1710), Age of Revolutions (1710-1821).

Splendor is an age-specific currency used to purchase abilities in each age.

The game is now divided into 4 separate ages with unique rules and objectives.

A golden era can be started once per game after fulfilling 3 objectives in an Age, lasting for 50 years.

Each age has seven abilities, including unique abilities for historically powerful countries.

The game is now divided into 4 separate ages with unique rules and objectives.

The free patch tracks the current age for triggers related to disasters and events.

Power projection from objectives decays with the arrival of a new Age, and previous age abilities are lost.

New state-level bonus called Prosperity, which is achieved when a state has 0 devastation and positive stability.

Looting increases devastation by 5% and scorched earth increases it by 25%.

New state-level bonus mechanic where states with 0 devastation and positive stability can achieve Prosperity.

Reworked internal mechanics to introduce a devastation system affecting local autonomy, supply limits, and goods production.

Devastation ranges from 0 to 100%, affecting institution spread and development costs.

Unrest increases the devastation of a province by the amount of unrest each year.

Unrest increases a province's devastation by the amount of unrest each year.

A state with prosperity provides -10% development cost and +25% goods produced.

Reworked looted and scorched earth mechanics to introduce a devastation percentage affecting local autonomy, supply limits, and goods production.

Devastation reduces by 1% each year, and by 2% per fort level within a zone of control.

Devastation reduces by 1% each year, and by an additional 2% per fort level within the zone of control of a fortification.

Prosperity grants -10% development cost and +25% goods produced.

Looting increases devastation by 5%, while scorched earth increases it by 25%.

It is now possible to transfer occupation away from your subjects.

It is now possible to transfer occupation away from your subjects.

Added a video option for State Borders.

Added a new 'Zone of Control' mapmode.

Players can now pick a Consort in the nation designer.

New peace option forcing the enemy to remove one of their Rivals.

New option for 'limited ledger' to hide various information during multiplayer.

AI will no longer be more enthusiastic about renting out Condottieri on harder difficulties.

Added new unit graphics for various outdated infantry models.

Trade goods now grant a bonus to the controller of the province.

Added new modifiers and exportable values for modding.

New option added to hide treasury, income, ships, armies, manpower & sailors in ledger during multiplayer.

Added checkbox to show subjects in the development macrobuilder.

Added text to confirm dialog when embracing institutions showing power loss.

You can now see religious unity impacts in the list of provinces to convert.

Courthouse & Town Halls now reduce state maintenance instead of affecting unrest.

High Spy Network in a country can now make them inform you when preparing for war.

Improved error handling/message if autosave backing fails.

New unit graphics added for various nations' outdated infantry models.

Dishonoring an alliance call now incurs a -1 diplomatic reputation for 5 years.

Exploration Finisher now allows fabrication of claims on another continent.

Corruption now lowers unrest, with up to -20 at 100 corruption.

AI will prioritize selling provinces to subjects/overlords when disposing of land.

Colonist chance now decreases by colony level for more tactical choice.

AI with 'Passive' Subject focus will now only leave homeland if escaping a great threat.

Players can now pick a Consort in the nation designer.

Trade goods now grant a bonus to the controller of the province.

Various tooltips have been improved for clarity and detail.

Liberty desire from development on vassals & marches is now variable.

Transport ship tooltips when building will now mention they can transport a regiment.

Exploration Finisher now allows fabrication of claims on another continent.

Fixed various AI issues including better war declaration logic and fog of war simulation.

AI now has a Fog of War simulation to avoid chasing hidden armies.

New option allows players to have no limits on idea groups.

New option to allow all military idea groups.

Expansion Finisher now allows fabrication of claims inside any trade company region.

Annexations and integrations will stall at 100% if any province is occupied by an enemy.

Dishonoring an alliance call now incurs -1 diplomatic reputation for 5 years.

Break Alliance action now costs 5 trust.

Removed the casus belli 'Primitives' and 'Overseas'.

Removed the casus belli 'Primitives' and 'Overseas'.

Liberty desire from development on vassals & marches is now dynamic.

Lack of maintained forts now impacts score.

New video option shows the Terrain Mapmode in uncolonized provinces.

New peace option forces the enemy to remove one of their rivals.

Fleets on trade missions in the same node should now merge faster.

Colonist chance now decreases by colony level.

Added a new 'Zone of Control' mapmode.

High Spy Network in a country can now make them inform you when preparing for war.

AI will now release vassals rather than returning cores when getting rid of land.

There were several map changes included in the 1.19 update.

The team decided to revert to the 1.18 fort system due to feedback indicating issues with the new area-based fort system.

Numerous bug fixes have been implemented for 1.19 based on reports from the beta, including a significant integration bug.

Dozens of additional bug fixes were implemented for 1.19, including a fix for a particularly nasty subject integration bug.

Various changes were made to enhance the Scandinavian experience in the game.

Several map changes have been introduced in the 1.19 beta, which have been well received.

Various changes and improvements have been made to the Scandinavian experience in the game.

The new area-based fort system introduced in the 1.19 beta has been reverted back to the 1.18 fort system due to feedback on clarity and functionality.

Weapons have been redesigned to enhance their visual quality in the game.

A complete overhaul of the vanilla unit models with new sprites for improved visual quality.

The upcoming 1.19 patch will feature new vanilla unit models, enhancing the visual quality of the game.

Weapons have been remade to improve their visual quality alongside the new unit sprites.

Missionary strength is now visible in the religious UI, along with a new column detailing the impact on religious unity for provinces.

Added ability to fabricate claims directly from the province interface and an icon for hostile attrition.

Missionary strength is now visible in the interface, along with a new column detailing religious unity impact.

New alert for fleets taking more than 5% attrition with hull strength less than 50%.

New alert for fleets taking more than 5% attrition with hull strength less than 50%.

Added ability to fabricate claims directly from the province interface and an icon for hostile attrition.

Checkbox added to hide subjects in the development macrobuilder for players with many subjects and vast colonial empires.

Players can now limit the ledger in multiplayer games to hide detail data about other nations.

Players can disable the rule preventing stacking ideagroups, allowing for all military ideas.

Republican Tradition refactored to be 0-100 like Legitimacy, Horde Unity, and Devotion for modding support.

The 'skip to next song' button has been replaced with a full interface to select allowed songs and choose a specific song to play.

Replaced the 'skip to next song' button with a full interface for song selection.

Merged 'relations_decay_of_me' modifier into 'improve_relation_modifier' for clarity.

Players can now disable the rule preventing stacking ideagroups, allowing for all military ideas.

Merged 'relations_decay_of_me' modifier into 'improve_relation_modifier' for easier understanding.

New options added to the Custom-Nation-Designer: start without an heir and define your consort if you have the Rights of Man expansion.

New options to start without an heir and define a consort for players with the Rights of Man expansion.

Checkbox added to hide subjects for players with many subjects and vast colonial empires.

Republican Tradition now refactored to be 0-100 like Legitimacy, Horde Unity, and Devotion.

Players can now limit the ledger in multiplayer games to hide detail data about other nations while tracking their own.

Trade Goods now have local impacts on provinces, enhancing gameplay strategy.

These buildings now reduce state maintenance instead of affecting unrest, with costs halved.

Liberty desire now scales with the development of the subject rather than fixed levels.

Zone of Control now operates on an area basis instead of province-based, affecting movement and control dynamics.

Liberty desire for vassals and marches now scales with their development instead of fixed levels.

Removed old Casus Belli and introduced new mechanics for fabricating claims.

Removed old Casus Belli and introduced new mechanics for fabricating claims in colonial regions.

Distance impact on building spy networks has been reduced to 1/10th of the previous value.

Zone of Control rules are now area-based, affecting movement between provinces based on friendly and hostile fort presence.

Chance to increase colony size now decreases as the colony grows, adding strategic choice.

Distance impact on building spy networks has been reduced to 1/10th of previous values.

Great Powers now have a default +5 rating in each category for monthly score gain.

These buildings now reduce state maintenance instead of affecting unrest, with halved building costs.

Countries with 100 corruption now receive -20 unrest.

Introduced a peace option that forces the enemy to remove one of their Rivals for 15 years.

The bonus from trading in goods has been enhanced, with some bonuses being significantly more powerful.

Sieging units no longer incur a river crossing penalty when engaged by a relieving force.

Sieging units no longer incur a river crossing penalty when engaged by a relieving force.

Removed terrain penalties for combat width to reduce battle duration.

The bonus from trading in goods has been enhanced, with some bonuses nearly doubled.

Dramatic map changes with added wastelands and a more balanced area setup.

Great Powers now have a default +5 rating in each category for monthly score gain.

Removed terrain penalties for combat width to reduce battle duration.

Chance to increase colony size now decreases as the colony grows, making placement decisions more strategic.

Countries with 100 corruption now receive -20 unrest in their realm.

Trade Goods now provide local benefits, enhancing gameplay strategies.

Introduced a peace option that forces the enemy to remove one of their Rivals for 15 years.

Added more instructions for AI to manage nations during player inactivity.

Added a new unit for Denmark in patch 1.19.

Added a significant number of Dynamic Historical Events for Norway to enhance gameplay.

A new unit has been added for Denmark in patch 1.19.

Added numerous Dynamic Historical Events to Denmark, enhancing gameplay.

Added more instructions for AI to manage your nation during crashes or pauses.

Enhanced political mapmode to display terrain in uncolonized areas.

Added a significant number of Dynamic Historical Events for Norway.

Introduced a few new provinces in Jylland, increasing the development of Denmark.

Added numerous Dynamic Historical Events to Denmark to enhance gameplay.

Norway's map has been revised to include new provinces and a wasteland for better defense.

Updated Norway's map to include new provinces and a wasteland for better defense.

Enhanced political mapmode to show terrain in uncolonized areas for better visual information.

Introduced new provinces in Jylland and increased overall development of Denmark.

Improving gameplay mechanics related to various expansions.

Introducing new options and enhancements to game mechanics.

Tweaking game balance for a more refined experience.

Teaser for the upcoming 1.19 patch with new features.

Addressing known problems with multiplayer functionality.

Adding new options to the game and enhancing mechanics for different expansions.

Awareness of multiplayer problems with plans to resolve them.

Enhancements to AI behavior and decision-making.

Improving AI for better gameplay experience.

Adjustments made to game balance for a better experience.

Corrected a bug affecting the effects of institutions in spawn events.

Corrected a bug that set cultures to have wrong indices when multiple culture database files were present.

Resolved a bug that caused overextended countries to release vassals excessively.

Changes to Aggressive Expansion from version 1.18 have been reverted.

Restored code to define_heir effect that was broken and affected certain events.

Resolved a bug where cultures were set to have incorrect indices when multiple culture database files were present.

Resolved an issue where forming a new nation with a custom nation would remove cores.

Distance between border fails should now be automatically fixed within a year.

Resolved a bug where Brandenburg could form a Personal Union with a ghost Ansbach.

Subjects are now prevented from abdicating and disinheriting their overlord's rulers and heirs.

Resolved an issue where rebels would change their own capital when breaking another nation, causing unintended side effects.

Resolved a bug where Brandenburg could form a Personal Union with a ghost Ansbach.

Corrected a bug affecting the effects of institutions in spawn events.

Resolved an issue where forming a new nation with a custom nation would remove cores.

Subjects are now prevented from abdicating and disinheriting their overlord's rulers and heirs.

Restored code to define_heir effect which was causing issues with certain events.

Distance between border fails should now be fixed automatically within at most a year.

Reverted the changes made to Aggressive Expansion in version 1.18.

Corrected an issue where rebels would change their own capital when breaking another nation, causing side effects.

Fixed a bug that caused overextended countries to release vassals excessively.

Available in all languages

Related to the Pawning of Neumark

Related to the Pawning of Neumark

Occasionally set for a day

Applicable in all languages

Monarchs acquire Personality Traits affecting nation behavior and interactions.

Includes debasing currency, increasing legitimacy, and abdication options.

The upcoming expansion 'Rights of Man' will be released on October 11th.

Queens can rule in the name of young heirs with enhanced powers.

Combat experience allows leaders to earn bonus abilities.

Introducing Great Power politics, enhanced monarch personalities, and significant changes to religion, governments, and economy.

Complete overhaul of two major game systems.

New systems introduced for these faith groups to deepen strategy.

New systems deepen strategy for these faith groups.

The upcoming expansion 'Rights of Man' for Europa Universalis IV will be released on October 11th.

Queens can rule for young heirs with enhanced powers.

New ways for Great Powers to interact with lesser nations.

Leaders can earn bonus abilities through combat.

Major updates to two key game systems for all players.

New expansion to Europa Universalis IV introducing new diplomatic options and gameplay mechanics.

The expansion adds greater depth to game systems such as Great powers, ruler traits, and events.

Includes options like debasing currency and increasing legitimacy.

Monarchs acquire personality traits that influence nation behavior.

The expansion adds greater depth to game systems such as Great powers, ruler traits, and events.

Introducing Great Power politics, enhanced monarch personalities, and significant changes to religion, governments, and economy.

New expansion introduces new diplomatic options, ruler personalities, leader traits, and more.

A major free update will be available for all players who own Europa Universalis IV, enhancing gameplay.

New ways for Great Powers to interact with lesser nations.

Ruling these nations will have new mechanics and experiences.

A major free update will be available for all players who own Europa Universalis IV.

New mechanics and experiences for these governments.

The Government View now shows more detailed information about different Cultures and their acceptance.

The 'economy' console command now displays total expenses in each category since the beginning of time.

Attackers can now demand Cancel Subject on the Country in question as part of the war goal during a Succession War.

Embrace console-command now lists the optional argument in help.

As the leader of a Trade League, you can create a Trading City from one of your provinces, requiring Mare Nostrum DLC.

Added 'embrace' and 'exhaust' console commands for various functionalities.

As the leader of a Trade League, you can now create a Trading City from one of your provinces, requiring Mare Nostrum DLC.

'economy' console command now displays the sum of all expenses in each category since the beginning of time.

Added a setting to completely disable AI takeover if a player disconnects.

Players can now decide which cultures to accept in their nation and which should be the primary culture.

Created a new technology system using Institutions, eliminating westernisation and differing technology groups.

Host now sees a checkbox on player disconnect notification to specify whether AI will be active for the disconnected country.

Added a setting to completely disable AI takeover if a player disconnects.

Added a dialog for sending crash reports.

Players can now decide which cultures to accept in their nation and which should be the primary culture.

Minimap now displays player, friendly, and enemy units.

Added several console commands including 'embrace', 'exhaust', 'powerspend', and 'reset_powerspend'.

Embrace console-command now lists the optional argument in help.

Minimap now displays player, friendly, and enemy units.

Added a dialog for sending crash reports.

Created a new technology system using Institutions, eliminating westernisation and differing technology groups.

The Government View now shows more detailed information about different Cultures and their acceptance.

Attackers in a Succession War can now demand Cancel Subject as part of the war goal.

Host now sees a checkbox on player disconnect notification to specify AI activity for the disconnected country.

Players who drop from multiplayer will now become brain-dead until they can reconnect.

New set of female advisors for South American graphical culture added.

Players who disconnect will now drop totally brain-dead until they can reconnect.

Adjusted various national ideas, adding new modifiers and unique ideas for several countries.

Reduced clicks needed to continue a savegame with a new 'Continue' button in the launcher.

Numerous national ideas have been adjusted with new modifiers for various countries.

Added a set of female advisors to the South American graphical culture.

Reduced the amount of clicks needed to continue a savegame with a new 'Continue' button in the launcher.

Added 20 new achievements for players to unlock.

New achievements added for players to hunt, including various unique challenges.

Ships now engage in a priority order from heavy to transport, with heavies counting as 3.

All nations can promote 2 cultures in addition to their primary culture.

Vassals fighting each other now always accept Enforce Peace requests from their overlord.

Vassals fighting each other now always accept Enforce Peace requests from their overlord.

All subjects now receive reduced Aggressive Expansion from your actions.

Subjects now have land and naval access to other subjects of the same overlord.

Spy network bonuses will now apply to the target's subjects.

All subjects now receive reduced Aggressive Expansion from your actions.

Promoted cultures can be demoted, giving +5 unrest in all provinces of that culture.

Efficiency of embargoes for a nation is now scaled by its Mercantilism up to +50%.

Nations with a port now receive at least 5 sailors per month.

Unrest and Republican Tradition impact from Sowing discontent spy action has been reduced.

Large colonial nations now provide +5 land force limit each.

Old modifiers to Accepted culture Threshold now affect the number of promoted cultures.

You can no longer move your capital to a continent with less than a third of your total provinces.

Lucky nations are now down to 8, reducing the likelihood of a strong Russia.

Penalty for not occupying forts in an area no longer applies if the enemy does not control any forts.

Liberty Desire from tariffs increased, up to 50% at 100% tariffs.

Increasing development in provinces will boost institution presence in that province.

Patriarch Authority no longer reduces tax income for Orthodox nations.

Sanction Commercial Monopoly now costs 50 PI instead of 100.

Large colonial nations now provide +5 land force limit each.

Colonial nations only lose half the money their overlord receives from tariffs.

Recap of changes to technology including starting tech penalties and institution mechanics.

Patriarch Authority no longer reduces tax income.

Lucky nations are now down to 8, reducing the likelihood of a strong Russia.

Primitive Status is now tied to starting tech groups.

Changing religion as a Monastic order now decreases Devotion to the resulting Religious unity.

Cultures are now promoted manually, with any culture of at least 20 development eligible for promotion.

Counter espionage has less impact on discovery, affecting spy network buildup.

There is now a scaled penalty to Liberty Desire up to +25% at max Mercantilism.

Unrest and Republican Tradition impact from Sowing discontent spy action has been reduced.

A scaled penalty to Liberty Desire now applies, up to +25% at max Mercantilism.

Defender of Faith now gives +10 opinion of all nations with that religion.

Spy network bonuses will now apply to the target's subjects.

Nations with a port now receive at least 5 sailors per month.

Ships now engage in a priority order from heavy to transport, with heavies counting as 3.

Penalty for not occupying forts in an area no longer applies if the enemy controls no forts.

A tech penalty grows by 1% each year up to a maximum of 50% for non-embraced institutions.

Colonial nations now lose half the money their overlord receives from tariffs.

Theocracies have an increased alliance acceptance penalty towards different religions.

Trade Companies are now open to all technology groups.

All countries now have access to at least one skill 2 advisor at the start.

American Natives reforming their religion gain all institutions from their advanced neighbor.

Liberty Desire from tariffs increased, up to 50% at 100% tariffs.

Entering battle in an enemy province with a fort treats you as the attacker and incurs terrain penalties.

Breaking vassalage with a vassal over 50% liberty desire no longer incurs a relation penalty.

Knights lost their tolerance for heretics but gained the ability to conduct slave raids.

Sanction Commercial Monopoly now costs 50 PI instead of 100.

Efficiency of embargoes is now scaled by Mercantilism up to +50%.

Recap of changes to culture promotion and management.

Breaking vassalage with a vassal over 50% liberty desire no longer incurs a relation penalty.

Trade Companies are now open to all technology groups, with restrictions on continent.

Theocracies have an increased alliance acceptance penalty towards different religions.

Defender of Faith now gives +10 opinion of all nations with that religion.

Many existing ideas altered to give faster institution spread and cheaper embracement costs.

All countries now have access to at least one skill 2 advisor at the start.

Entering battle in an enemy province with a fort treats you as the attacker and incurs terrain penalties.

All non-tribal nations start without tech penalties in 1444.

Knights lost tolerance for heretics but gained the ability to conduct slave raids.

Subjects now have land and naval access to other subjects of the same overlord.

Institutions will appear in certain provinces at key dates and spread from province to province.

Changing religion as a Monastic order now decreases Devotion to the resulting Religious unity.

You can no longer move your capital to a continent with less than a third of your total provinces.

Foreign spy detection and counter espionage have been reworked for better gameplay.

Over 37% more tiles added to the Random New World feature, with some large enough to be double-continents.

General improvements to previous features.

Over 37% more tiles added, including large tiles that can represent double-continents.

Merchant Republics can create a new one-province-minor from their provinces, becoming independent but part of their Trade League.

Various bug fixes, balancing, and AI improvements to previous features.

Players can define the personalities of their ruler and heir from the start if they own both Rights of Man and El Dorado.

Replacing the Pause Westernisation option, players can better control institution spread by increasing development in a province.

Merchant Republics can create a new one-province-minor from their provinces, becoming independent but part of their Trade League.

Players can define the personalities of their ruler and heir from the start if they own both Rights of Man and El Dorado.

Replaces the obsolete Pause Westernisation option, allowing better control of institution spread when increasing development in a province.

Girondists enhance military capabilities with +20% Land Forcelimit, +20% Manpower Recovery, and +5% Discipline.

New system for Revolutionary Republics allowing three factions to influence your nation using ADM, DIP, and MIL points.

New events will affect the influence of Revolutionary Republican Factions.

Girondists gain influence from war, providing bonuses such as +20% Land Forcelimit and +20% Manpower Recovery.

New faction system for Revolutionary Republics allowing influence management using ADM, DIP, and MIL points.

The Rights of Man expansion, featuring Revolutionary Republican Factions, will be released on 11th October 2016.

Rights of Man expansion featuring Revolutionary Republican Factions will be released on 11th October 2016.

New events will affect the influence of the factions within the Revolutionary Republican system.

Royalists can turn a nation into a Revolutionary Empire, providing +1 Diplomatic Reputation, -25% State Maintenance Cost, and more.

Jacobins provide bonuses such as -2 Global Unrest, -15% Build Cost, +15% National Tax, and -2 Diplomatic Reputation.

Jacobins provide bonuses such as -2 Global Unrest, -15% Build Cost, +15% National Tax, and -2 Diplomatic Reputation when leading.

Royalists can turn your nation into a Revolutionary Empire with bonuses like +1 Diplomatic Reputation and -25% State Maintenance Cost.

Allows the senior partner in a personal union to abandon the union, losing some prestige.

Allows the senior partner in a personal union to abandon it, losing some prestige but potentially gaining favor.

Over 20 new DHE added for Prussia & Brandenburg to enhance gameplay.

Over 20 new DHE added for Prussia & Brandenburg to enhance gameplay.

Players can obtain a quick loan with 2 corruption as a drawback.

Players can boost legitimacy, devotion, horde unity, or republican tradition for 100 military power.

Forming Prussia changes your government to a Prussian Monarchy, providing military bonuses and reducing unrest.

Players can disinherit their current heir for 50 prestige, leaving them without an heir.

Players can disinherit their current heir for 50 prestige, leaving them without an heir.

Players can gain money at the cost of 2 corruption without immediate drawbacks.

Boost your legitimacy, devotion, horde unity, or republican tradition for 100 military power.

Forming Prussia changes the government to a Prussian Monarchy, providing military bonuses and reducing unrest.

Players can now spend money or power to increase development in subjects, reducing their liberty desire.

Added three new military focuses: Passive, Defensive, and Siege for subjects.

Introduced a new interface to view details on subjects, including their economy and relevant stats.

Players can now spend money or power to increase development in subjects, reducing their liberty desire.

Added three new military focuses: Passive, Defensive, and Siege for subjects.

Introduced a new interface to view details on subjects, including economy and relevant stats.

Greater control over adopting new cultures within your empire.

Players have more control over adopting new cultures in their empire.

Monarchs acquire traits that provide bonuses or penalties to the country.

The Ottoman Empire receives new events and options related to Harem Politics.

The next expansion for Europa Universalis IV introduces new mechanics and features.

The free update accompanying the expansion includes the first major overhaul of the technology system.

Battle-hardened commanders gain added prowess through new traits.

Most developed nations gain new diplomatic options to influence weaker neighbors.

Factions introduced to balance Revolutionary Republics.

Most developed nations gain new diplomatic options to influence weaker neighbors.

Monarchs acquire traits that provide bonuses or penalties affecting diplomatic relations.

The free update accompanying the expansion includes the first major overhaul of the technology system since launch.

New events and options related to Harem Politics for the Ottoman Empire.

The next expansion for Europa Universalis IV introduces new mechanics and features.

Battle-hardened commanders gain additional prowess through new leader traits.

Revolutionary Republics now have factions to balance.

Fetishist nations will have a choice of Cult granting them bonuses and unique events based on their location.

Each Fetishist nation will start with 3 Cults available to them, which can be chosen by each new ruler.

Each Fetishist nation will start with 3 Cults available to them, which can be chosen by each new ruler.

Additional Cults can be unlocked through interaction with other faith groups.

Fetishist Cults and Coptic Holy Sites will be paid features in the upcoming expansion.

There are 17 Fetishist Cults in total available for selection.

Fetishist Cults will be part of the upcoming expansion, alongside the 1.18 free patch.

The upcoming expansion will be released alongside the 1.18 free patch.

Fetishist nations will have a choice of Cult granting them bonuses and unique events.

Additional Cults can be unlocked through interactions with other faith groups, such as fighting or bordering with alliances.

Admirals can also gain traits based on naval tradition, with examples provided.

Admirals can gain traits such as Buccaneer and Ironside, based on naval tradition.

22 traits with combat modifiers added for use in modding and National Idea changes.

Generals can gain traits like Goal Orientated and Hardy Warrior, affecting all units under their command.

Leaders can gain traits after battles, providing various bonuses.

Traits include Goal Orientated (+10% Movement Speed), Hardy Warrior (-20% Attrition), and more.

22 traits with combat modifiers have been added for use in modding and National Idea changes.

Leaders can gain traits after battles, providing bonuses to their units.

A new peace option will break the union for all parties involved in succession wars.

Added a unique government type for the Ottomans that features a Harem for succession.

Players can abdicate their ruler if they have an heir and have ruled for 25 years or are 60+ years old.

Ruler selects an heir from his sons at age 30, ensuring the dynasty continues.

A unique government type for the Ottomans that does not generate heirs like normal monarchies.

Added a peace option in succession wars that breaks the union for all parties involved.

Players can abdicate their ruler if they have an of-age heir and have ruled for 25 years or are 60+ years old.

Rulers will develop personalities that affect state functions and unlock event options.

Ruler personalities will provide modifiers for nations and unlock new event options.

Ruler Personalities will be part of the upcoming expansion, alongside a free patch.

Rulers will develop unique personalities that affect state functions and AI actions.

Certain events will have options unlocked depending on the ruler's personality.

Some rulers may have negative traits that affect tax income and other aspects.

Some personalities provide bonuses while others may impose penalties, affecting gameplay.

Events will have unlockable options influenced by the ruler's personality traits.

Rulers develop a personality at age, after 10 years, and after 25 years of ruling.

Fixed issue where an Ironman game would no longer be valid for Achievements after loading it by pressing Continue.

You can no longer change difficulty after starting an Ironman game.

Great Powers will receive a Power Projection bonus, with the top power getting +25 and the lowest +10.

Fixed tendency for AI to end up with too much artillery and cavalry late game.

Ranking as a Great Power is based on Total Development plus half of Subject Development, divided by tech cost.

You can no longer change difficulty after starting an Ironman game.

Fixed issue where an Ironman game would no longer be valid for Achievements after loading it by pressing Continue.

MP: Fixed out of sync when upgrading fleets.

Great Powers will have access to four new diplomatic options: Take on Foreign Debt, Influence Nation, Intervene in War, and Break Alliance.

MP: Fixed out of sync when upgrading fleets.

If a nation is pushed out of the top 8, they will have a 5-year grace period to regain their Great Power Score.

The Great Powers feature will be available as a paid feature in the upcoming expansion alongside the 1.18 patch.

Four new diplomatic options will be available: Take on Foreign Debt, Influence Nation, Intervene in War, and Break Alliance.

The upcoming expansion will introduce a 'Great Power' status for the 8 most powerful countries, granting bonuses and new diplomatic options.

The upcoming expansion will introduce a 'Great Power' status for the 8 most powerful countries, granting bonuses and new diplomatic options.

Fixed issue where settings were overwritten after loading a 'Continue' save game, potentially disabling Achievements.

If a nation is pushed out of the top 8, it will have a 5-year grace period to regain its Great Power Score.

Ranking as a Great Power will depend on Total Development plus half of Subject Development, divided by tech cost.

Great Powers will receive a Power Projection bonus, with the greatest enjoying +25 PP and others receiving smaller amounts.

The Great Powers feature will be part of a paid expansion releasing alongside the 1.18 patch.

Fixed tendency for AI to end up with too much artillery and cavalry late game.

Fixed issue where settings were overwritten after loading a 'Continue' save game, potentially disabling Achievements.

A nation’s technology group no longer affects technology research. Institutions will now influence technology costs.

Global Trade arrives after 1600, offering +1 merchant with a 20% penalty.

Manufactories appear after 1650, providing +10% goods produced with a 20% penalty.

Printing Press arrives after 1550, providing 5% cheaper stability with a 20% penalty.

Triggers for western technology groups have been modified to check for specific relevant institutions.

New World Native Reforming will now grant all institutions from the reformed nation.

Trade Companies can now be established by all technology groups, enhancing gameplay options.

Triggers on western tech groups have been updated to check for specific relevant institutions.

Trade Companies are now available to all technology groups.

New World Native Reforming will now grant all institutions that the reformed nation possesses.

Renaissance appears in Italy after 1450, offering 5% cheaper development and buildings with a 20% penalty.

Colonialism appears after 1500 in a port province, granting +10% provincial trade power with a 20% penalty.

A new concept called Institutions affects technology research, replacing the previous technology group system.

Feudalism provides 1 extra free leader and has a 50% penalty for nations without it.

Institutions include Feudalism, Renaissance, Colonialism, Printing Press, Global Trade, Manufactories, and Enlightenment, each with unique bonuses and penalties.

Enlightenment arrives after 1650, granting 25% cheaper culture conversion with a 30% penalty.

Reduced the spy discovered cooldown from 5 years to 3 months.

Cost of fabricating a claim is now 30 off your spy network, increasing by 10% per existing claim on the nation.

Espionage abilities now unlocked at every 3rd tech level instead of being tied to the Espionage idea group.

Introduced new abilities: Efficient Spies, Agent Training, Vetting, Additional Loyalist Recruitment, Claim Fabrication, Privateers, and Audit Checks.

Completely changed the Espionage Ideas, removing unlocks and adding new abilities focused on internal strength.

Impact from Religious Unity on corruption dropped from 0.5 to 0.1.

Introduced a new modifier called 'reduced_liberty_desire' for modders, primarily used in espionage ideas.

No longer a small reduction in AE when using claim war goals, but still cheaper to take in diplomatic power.

Working on adding a casus belli valid against all rivals at all times to humiliate them or force them to release nations.

Dropped the impact from Religious Unity on corruption from 0.5 to 0.1.

Reduced the spy discovered cooldown from 5 years to 3 months.

Introduced a new modifier 'reduced_liberty_desire' for modders to reduce liberty desire of subjects.

Claim fabrication cost is now 30 off your spy network, increasing by 10% per existing claim on the nation.

Completely changed the Espionage Ideas, removing unlocks and adding new abilities focused on internal strength.

Working on adding a casus belli valid against all rivals at all times, allowing humiliation or forcing nations to release cores.

New mechanics to enhance gameplay diversity in less popular countries.

A new map mode that has been requested since the first game.

New corruption mechanic to address balance issues and enhance long-term challenge.

Reworked naval combat mechanics to prioritize quality over quantity.

Changes made to make blockades more visible and effective.

New mechanics to enhance gameplay diversity in less popular countries.

Allows players to exit wars without total destruction of their nation.

Made espionage more interactive and transparent.

Improves overseas mechanics and offers greater player flexibility.

A new feature allowing players to assist in wars while building their own nation.

New system to improve overseas mechanics and provide greater player flexibility.

Addresses balance issues and increases long-term challenge.

Espionage mechanics have been made more interactive and transparent.

New mechanics to reduce micromanagement in naval gameplay.

New mechanics to improve naval gameplay and reduce micromanagement.

New feature allowing players to assist in wars while building their own nation.

Allows players to exit wars when they have lost without severe penalties.

A long-requested feature for better historical context.

You can no longer detach mercenaries from a hired out Condottieri unit.

Fixed Threaten War could be used during Regency.

If an Overlord Unconditionally Surrenders, their Subjects now do so too.

AI should no more be willing to hire condottieri to fight some future rebellion.

Achievement now accounts for 4 new Irish tags.

Fixed saves sometimes not loading correctly after using Hunt Naval Mission.

AI will go a bit easier on guarantees of countries that it wants to conquer or ally.

Fixed: States couldn't be formed if there was a colony in the area.

Fixed wrong unit colors for a number of countries (e.g. Aragon).

If an Overlord Unconditionally Surrenders, their Subjects now do so too.

When mothballing a fleet, sailors no longer needed are now returned to the country's sailor pool.

Empty State/Territories will not linger after loading savegames.

Fixed some unlikely reasons for AI getting stuck and never cancelling condotieri.

You can no longer detach mercenaries from a hired out Condottieri unit.

Corruption tooltip now shows what actually affects it.

Tooltip now shows what actually affects corruption.

Tweak to gifts/subsidies to reduce long range spam.

You can no longer detach mercenaries from a hired out Condottieri unit.

Central African Event 15 will no longer spam the player by triggering every other month or so.

Empty State/Territories will not linger after loading savegames.

AI will go a bit easier on guarantees of countries that it wants to conquer or ally.

Fixed: States couldn't be formed if there was a colony in the area.

Merchant Republics are now limited by provinces in states, not total amount of provinces.

New Achievements updated to block custom nations.

Fixed wrong unit colors for a number of countries (e.g. Aragon).

Halved frequency of good and bad corruption events.

When mothballing a fleet, sailors no longer needed are now returned to the country's sailor pool.

Fixed wrong unit colors for a number of countries (e.g. Aragon).

Halved frequency of good and bad corruption events.

Achievement now accounts for 4 new Irish tags.

Fixed some unlikely reasons for AI getting stuck and never cancelling condotieri.

When mothballing a fleet, sailors no longer needed are now returned to the country's sailor pool.

If an Overlord Unconditionally Surrenders, their Subjects now do so too.

Root Out Corruption is now based on your development, not your income.

If war leader Unconditionally Surrenders, their allies no longer do so too.

Fixed Hokkaido Strait.

Corruption tooltip now shows what actually affects it.

Fixed Bad Unit Position in Kholmogory.

Empty State/Territories will not linger after loading savegames.

Fixed: States couldn't be formed if there was a colony in the area.

Fixed Hokkaido Strait.

Fixed saves sometimes not loading correctly after using Hunt Naval Mission.

Fixed: States couldn't be formed if there was a colony in the area.

Empty State/Territories will not linger after loading savegames.

New Achievements updated to block custom nations.

Root Out Corruption is now based on your development, not your income.

AI will go a bit easier on guarantees of countries that it wants to conquer or ally.

AI should no more be willing to hire condottieri to fight some future rebellion.

AI should no more be willing to hire condottieri to fight some future rebellion.

Merchant Republics are now limited by provinces in states, not total amount of provinces.

Removed Regicide Event.

Fixed wrong unit colors for a number of countries (e.g. Aragon).

Updated to account for 4 new Irish tags.

Frequency of good and bad corruption events has been halved.

Merchant Republics no longer want to become a Free City.

If war leader Unconditionally Surrenders, their allies no longer do so too.

Fixed Threaten War could be used during Regency.

Frequency of good and bad corruption events has been halved.

New Achievements updated to block custom nations.

Razing provinces no longer adds unrest to them.

Merchant Republics are now limited by provinces in states, not total amount of provinces.

Fixed saves sometimes not loading correctly after using Hunt Naval Mission.

Fixed only Muscovite countries being able to form Russia.

Tooltip now shows what actually affects corruption.

If war leader Unconditionally Surrenders, their allies no longer do so too.

Fixed only Muscovite countries being able to form Russia.

Root Out Corruption is now based on your development, not your income.

Root Out Corruption is now based on your development, not your income.

Merchant Republics no longer want to become a Free City.

Fixed Hokkaido Strait.

You can no longer detach mercenaries from a hired out Condottieri unit.

Merchant Republics are now limited by provinces in states, not total amount of provinces.

Achievement now accounts for 4 new Irish tags.

Fixed game going out of sync if host had Wealth of Nations DLC but not client.

Fixed saves sometimes not loading correctly after using Hunt Naval Mission.

Tweak to gifts/subsidies to reduce long range spam.

Easy Difficulty now reduces your corruption dramatically.

Central African Event 15 will no longer spam the player by triggering every other month or so.

Central African Event 15 will no longer spam the player by triggering every other month or so.

Fixed Threaten War could be used during Regency.

Fixed only Muscovite countries being able to form Russia.

Fixed only Muscovite countries being able to form Russia.

Easy Difficulty now reduces your corruption dramatically.

Fixed Bad Unit Position in Kholmogory.

Razing provinces no longer adds unrest to them.

Removed historical neutrality between Portugal and Aragon.

Easy Difficulty now reduces your corruption dramatically.

If an Overlord Unconditionally Surrenders, their Subjects now do so too.

Fixed Hokkaido Strait.

If war leader Unconditionally Surrenders, their allies no longer do so too.

Tweak to gifts/subsidies to reduce long range spam.

Regicide Event has been removed.

Fixed some unlikely reasons for AI getting stuck and never cancelling condotieri.

Removed Regicide Event.

Merchant Republics no longer want to become a Free City.

When mothballing a fleet, sailors no longer needed are now returned to the country's sailor pool.

Fixed game going out of sync if host had Wealth of Nations DLC but not client.

New Achievements updated to block custom nations.

Merchant Republics no longer want to become a Free City.

Tweak to gifts/subsidies to reduce long range spam.

Removed historical neutrality between Portugal and Aragon.

AI will go a bit easier on guarantees of countries that it wants to conquer or ally.

AI should no more be willing to hire condottieri to fight some future rebellion.

Fixed Threaten War could be used during Regency.

Central African Event 15 will no longer spam the player by triggering every other month or so.

Removed historical neutrality between Portugal and Aragon.

Easy Difficulty now reduces your corruption dramatically.

Fixed some unlikely reasons for AI getting stuck and never cancelling condotieri.

Players can rent out their army to fight in others' wars for gold.

Sailors introduced to man your ships.

The newest expansion DLC for Europa Universalis IV, Mare Nostrum, is now available.

Players can rent out their army to fight in others' wars for gold.

The newest expansion DLC for Europa Universalis IV, Mare Nostrum, is now available.

Naval interface improved to make control of your fleets less hands on and more mission oriented.

Players can build a spy network and call on it to undertake actions in enemy lands.

The Berber nations of North Africa can raid their neighbors for money and extra sailors.

The Berber nations of North Africa can raid their neighbors for money and extra sailors.

Merchant republics can recruit minor nations into their Trade League for common defense and riches.

The expansion includes an updated map and a new state system to organize your nation.

A free update includes an updated map, a new state system, tweaks to naval combat, and the introduction of sailors.

Naval combat has been tweaked for better gameplay experience.

Players can build a spy network and call on it to undertake actions in enemy lands.

Naval interface improved to make control of your fleets less hands on and more mission oriented.

Merchant republics can recruit minor nations into their Trade League for common defense and riches.

Saves from v1.15 and before will have issues if loaded in v1.16.

Players can roll back to v1.15 on Steam to continue using old saves.

Players can roll back to v1.15 on Steam to continue using old saves.

Saves from v1.15 and before will have issues if loaded in v1.16.

Introduces new ideas for nations in the African Great Lakes region.

New traditions and ambitions for the Irish nation of Desmond.

Includes traditions and ambitions for the Roman Empire.

Players can now form the Roman Empire by meeting specific conditions.

A feature allowing players to observe the evolution of the world throughout their campaign.

Includes achievements like 'Mare Nostrum', 'Kuban Cigars', and 'Kushite Restoration'.

Mare Nostrum will be released on April 5th for €14.99.

Introduces unique traditions and ambitions for the Irish nation of Desmond.

Includes achievements like 'Mare Nostrum', 'Kuban Cigars', and 'Kushite Restoration'.

Mare Nostrum will be released on April 5th for €14.99.

Includes traditions and ambitions for the Roman Empire, enhancing gameplay.

A feature allowing players to observe the evolution of the world throughout their campaign.

Introduces new ideas for nations in the African Great Lakes region.

Players can now form the Roman Empire by meeting specific requirements.

Players can steal maps from other nations using the Espionage idea group and Spy Network points.

Mare Nostrum will be available on April 5th for €14:99.

Players can now offer unconditional surrender, resulting in all unoccupied provinces falling under enemy control and gaining 100% warscore.

Players can steal maps from other nations using the Espionage idea group and Spy Network points.

New diplomatic action allowing players to request map sharing from nations with good relations, costing 15 prestige.

Players can now offer unconditional surrender, resulting in all unoccupied provinces falling under enemy control and gaining 100% warscore.

Mare Nostrum will be available on April 5th for €14:99.

New diplomatic action allowing players to request map sharing from allied nations for a cost of 15 prestige.

Players can negotiate fees for Condottieri services, ranging from 0x to 5x their monthly maintenance, paid upfront for 18 months.

Condottieri will fight for the paying nation and gain 50% more prestige and army tradition for their actions.

Contracts can be canceled after 18 months or if either side goes to war with each other.

Players can rent out armies to other nations for money, allowing them to fight for the recipient country.

Players can now rent out armies to other nations for money, with specific mechanics for negotiation and combat.

Morale damage inflicted on all ships still floating whenever a ship is sunk, with up to 2% damage.

Ships detached from a fleet will automatically rejoin their original fleet after repairs.

Completely changed how naval missions work with a new mission interface and settings for ship repairs and aggression.

Naval leaders will now get siege pips, increasing blockade efficiency by 10%.

Complete overhaul of naval combat mechanics, including removal of positioning mechanic and new firing restrictions.

Three new naval missions added: Hunt Enemy Fleets, Blockade Enemy Ports, and Intercept Transports.

Complete overhaul of naval combat mechanics, including removal of positioning mechanic and new firing restrictions.

Thick red lines indicate blockades on coastlines, with purple lines showing where you blockade.

Three new naval missions added: Hunt Enemy Fleets, Blockade Enemy Ports, and Intercept Transports.

Ships detached from a fleet will automatically rejoin their original fleet once repaired.

Completely changed how naval missions work with a new mission interface.

Morale damage inflicted on all ships still floating whenever a ship is sunk, with up to 2% damage.

Thick red lines indicate blockades on coastlines, with purple lines showing where you blockade.

Naval leaders will now get siege pips, increasing blockade efficiency by 10%.

Ships have a chance of being captured instead of sunk, depending on the enemy commander's maneuver value.

Ships have a chance of being captured instead of sunk, depending on enemy commander's maneuver value.

Players can increase their mercantilism at any time with enough diplomatic power, but it incurs corruption costs.

Any Merchant Republic can create a Trade League by inviting other countries, with specific rules for membership and leadership.

Pirate power increases with the level of trade monopoly in a node, with specific mechanics for privateers.

Trade league leaders gain trade power from members and can impose embargoes, with specific casus belli rules.

The more monopolized a trade node is, the more effective pirates become, with a 100% power increase at full monopoly.

Trade league leaders gain a casus belli on embargoed members and benefit from trade power and steering bonuses.

Players can increase their mercantilism at any time with diplomatic power, with associated drawbacks.

Any Merchant Republic can create a Trade League by inviting other countries, with specific rules for membership and leadership.

Various gameplay changes including updates to mercenaries and trade mechanics.

New 'sailors' resource required for building and repairing ships.

Navies can be sent on missions with instructions on when to return home.

New 'sailors' resource required for building and repairing ships.

Various gameplay changes including updates to mercenaries and trade mechanics.

New expansion for Europa Universalis IV focusing on naval gameplay and new mechanics.

New expansion for Europa Universalis IV focusing on naval gameplay and new mechanics.

Navies can be sent on missions with instructions on when to return home.

Corruption affects power costs, autonomy, and espionage capabilities, with various factors increasing or reducing it.

Coring in a Territory is now 50% cheaper but creates 'colonial cores' that require an upgrade cost when becoming a state.

Corruption can increase power costs by up to 100% and minimum autonomy by up to 50%.

New espionage action allows players to increase corruption in target countries for a high cost.

States not being capitals incur maintenance costs based on development and distance to capital.

New system that changes how provinces are classified and managed, enhancing historical immersion.

Alerts indicate if corruption is increasing, with events that can trigger beneficial outcomes when corruption is managed well.

Coring in a Territory is 50% cheaper but creates colonial cores that require an upgrade cost when becoming a State.

New corruption state affects power costs, autonomy, and defense against spies, with various factors influencing its increase and decrease.

Players can invest money to combat corruption, with a slider indicating spending.

New system where regions are represented as Territories unless upgraded to States, affecting coring, autonomy, and trade.

Limits on the number of states based on realm type and administrative technologies.

Madagascar has been reworked to include 5 nations with their own national ideas.

Madagascar has been reworked to include 5 new nations with their own national ideas.

New idea groups and unique ideas have been introduced for Central African nations, including Great Lakes ideas.

New idea groups and unique ideas introduced for Central African nations, including Great Lakes ideas.

Zanzibar is now the coast tradenode, with new inland nodes for Kongo, Great Lakes, and Zambezi.

Many African provinces now feature the Fetishist Pagan religion, providing greater tolerance to heathens.

Zanzibar is now the coast tradenode, with new inland nodes for Kongo, Great Lakes, and Zambezi.

Many African provinces now feature the Fetishist Pagan religion, enhancing tolerance to heathens.

The Kongo region has been added, including over 20 new nations in Central Africa.

Added the entirety of the Kongo region with over 20 new nations in Central Africa.

Introduction of new espionage actions including Fabricate Claim and Justify Trade Conflict.

Introduction of new actions like Sabotage Recruitment and Slander Merchant with specific effects.

Spy Defence renamed to Foreign Spy Detection, affecting detection of hostile networks.

Spy networks that are not actively built will slowly decay over time.

Strong spy networks provide benefits such as reduced technology costs and increased siege ability.

Spy networks that are not actively built will slowly decay over time.

Players can target other nations' networks with counterespionage to reduce their capabilities.

Four new espionage actions introduced with the expansion, including Sabotage Recruitment and Slander Merchant.

Spy Offense renamed to Spy Network Construction, determining the speed of building spy networks.

Espionage has been completely reworked to include spy networks, allowing for more strategic actions.

Introduction of new espionage actions including Fabricate Claim, Justify Trade Conflict, and Support Rebels.

Spy Offense renamed to Spy Network Construction, determining the speed of building spy networks.

Ability to target other nations' networks with counterespionage to reduce their capabilities.

Spy Defence renamed to Foreign Spy Detection, affecting the detection of hostile networks.

New passive benefits for having strong spy networks, including technology cost reduction and siege ability.

Completely reworked espionage mechanics with the introduction of spy networks.

New actions available for the Espionage Ideagroup including Sow Discontent and Infiltrate Administration.

Docks and Drydocks now provide 50% and 100% more sailors instead of increasing forcelimits.

Sailors represent trained seamen, required for ship construction and repairs, sourced from coastal provinces.

Barbary Nations lose 10% cheaper ship tradition and gain the ability to raid for slaves.

Merchant Marine gives +50% Sailors and Press Gangs give +20% Sailor Recovery.

Shipyards and Grand Shipyards now increase naval forcelimits and decrease shipbuilding times.

Natural Harbours and Coastal Trade Centers increase the amount of sailors from provinces.

Merchant Marine gives +50% Sailors and Press Gangs provide +20% Sailor Recovery.

Shipyards and Grand Shipyards now increase naval forcelimits and decrease shipbuilding times.

Netherlands and Norway receive +25% more sailors from their provinces.

Docks and Drydocks now provide 50% and 100% more sailors instead of increasing forcelimits.

Fleets can now raid coastal provinces for money and sailors, with restrictions on frequency and efficiency.

Fleets can now raid coastal provinces for money and sailors, with restrictions on frequency and efficiency.

Barbary Nations lose 10% cheaper ship tradition and gain ability to raid for slaves.

Sailors represent trained seamen, required for constructing and repairing ships, sourced from coastal provinces.

These now increase the amount of sailors gained from provinces.

Complete overhaul of how cultures work, removing ties to language and creating more historically plausible countries and relations.

Improved borders and provinces in Hungary.

Ireland now has 9 provinces instead of 5 and is richer in 1444, featuring several new interesting nations to play.

Ireland now has 9 provinces instead of 5, with improved wealth and new nations to play.

Cultures have been reworked to be more historically plausible, removing ties to language.

Borders and provinces in Hungary have been adjusted for better representation.

You can now store multiple mapmodes in each primary slot and switch quickly between them.

Nomads now get +25% shock damage on flat terrain and -25% on non-flat terrain.

Nomads now get +25% shock damage on flat terrain and -25% on non-flat terrain.

War shields next to the minimap now display enemy war leader's war enthusiasm.

New view shows the sum of all modifiers affecting the country and their sources.

Each primary mapmode slot can now hold multiple mapmodes for quick switching.

Nomads no longer have minimum autonomy in non-Tribe provinces, but government form bonuses to manpower and forcelimits were reduced.

New view shows the sum of all modifiers affecting your country and their sources.

Razing power gained decreases by 4% per military tech level above 3, and increases unrest in the province by +10 for 10 years.

Replaced the old system with a new region-based system for discovery spread based on scripted triggers.

War shields now display enemy war leader's war enthusiasm alongside warscore.

Shows the admin points cost for making non-core provinces into cores during peace deals.

Razing power gained decreases by 4% per military tech level above 3, unrest increased by +10 for 10 years, and -25 opinion modifier added when razing provinces with cores.

Replaced the old system with a region-based system for discovery spread based on scripted triggers.

Shows the admin points cost for making non-core provinces into cores during peace deals.

Nomads no longer have minimum autonomy in non-Tribe provinces, but government form bonuses to manpower and forcelimits were reduced.