#EUIV STEAM WORKSHOP PATCH#

First is the new вЂAll EstatesвЂ™ Loyalty EquilibriumвЂ™, that now will make our lives (and moddersвЂ™ ones!) easier, as we can add this loyalty equilibrium modifier to all the existing estates in our country. So, here weвЂ™ve got a couple of interesting things to show. One of those is Hampi, the renowned capital of Vijayanagar, that grew as a really princely city (until being razed by the Bahmani Empire, of courseвЂ¦). Here weвЂ™ve added a bunch of monuments to India, as we felt this subcontinent to be a bit empty of Monuments in comparison to other regions. And IвЂ™ll give you some extra info, not directly related with todayвЂ™s DD, but with this area: yes, we will have some new mechanics for Judaism! But those will be revealed in a couple weeks. So here youвЂ™ve got the famous Rock-Hewn Churches at Lalibela, that gives some extra flavour when playing as Ethiopia, as itвЂ™s our first Coptic-related Monument. It was obvious for us that some new Monuments had to be added to the region weвЂ™re focusing on for the next Immersion Pack, and make them useful with the new content weвЂ™ve been designing. Next one is Santa Maria del Fiore, one widely requested by the community, and one that we obviously think should be included, as being so Stendhal-esque! We took the opportunity to add a nice modifier to it, so here you have this Monthly Splendor modifier that we think fits perfectly with it: If you notice the last modifier, it is a new one affecting Yearly Inti Authority (there's a word lacking there to be fixed, yes!), so we think itвЂ™s a nice buff for the main religion in the region: Anyway, we represented this as a buff for an united Andean Empire, and because of that itвЂ™s on the most northern tag of the region. Although we brainstormed a bit about how we could do this without being attached to only one province, we thought that it would be a bit difficult to do, and we wanted to be coherent with the other monuments, which are located in only one province.

#EUIV STEAM WORKSHOP PATCH#

Disclaimer: modifiers are currently being tested by us and our QA, so expect changes on them when 1.32 patch is released.]ДЇirst one we want to show you is in the Americas: the Qhapaq Г‘am, portraying the famous Incan Road System. Now letвЂ™s go to the cool part of the DD, and let me show you some of the new Monuments. Last, but not least, we checked a lot of different places from the UNESCO World Heritage list. We have to thank you all for the passion you showed, as we had a long-list of around 100 Monuments to pick from, and that was a great inspiration for us. Then, we had been gathering suggestions from the community here in the forums, in the Monuments-specific threads. So, where did our inspiration to pick the new ones come from? First we incorporated the ones that were voted for in the forum around May so, Cahokia, Malbork Castle, Brandenburg Gate, Santa Maria del Fiore, Bran Castle, the Rock-Hewn Churches of Lalibela, the Great Living Chola Temples, Porcelain Tower of Nanjing and Nan Madoll are in. We would have preferred to have a few more monuments here and there, but overall we are mostly happy with the result, and we really hope you enjoy them. Now we have 18 monuments in America (11 new), 31 in Europe (16 new), 9 in Africa (5 new), 45 in Asia (19 new), and 2 in Oceania (1 new). So, we really wanted to choose some beautiful and meaningful buildings to be included.ДЄpart from that, we also wanted the regional distribution of the Monuments to be a bit fairer, as we felt that some regions were crowded with them, but others were a bit sparse. As we pointed out back then, the thing that takes more time about this feature is the Art involved, and because of that youвЂ™ve not heard anything about them in a few months. The creative process started a few months ago, just after releasing the new Monuments of 1.31.5 patch. So first letвЂ™s talk a bit about the creative process and the decisions that we made when choosing which ones we wanted, and then I will be showing some of them (although not all, as that would really be a long post, and we want to surprise you a bit when looking at them for the first time ingame!). And when I say a few, I mean that weвЂ™ve almost doubled them, with 52 new monuments being added. Lead any nation from Renaissance to Revolution in a complex simulation of the early modern world.Hello everybody, and welcome! This week we will shift the focus from the upcoming African content, to the new Monuments that we will be introducing for Leviathan DLC owners, and that will come along with the 1.32 patch.ДЄs this has been quite a popular feature of the last DLC, we felt that we could create a few more for the game. Four centuries of detailed history come alive in ParadoxвЂ™s classic grand strategy game.

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