Meiou and taxes 2.0 mod#

More dynasty options and easier management of yout heirs.Д§. Rather than increasing revolt chance, uncored lands instead gives you penalty in gold so taking too much land will drain your coffers, allowing for smaller more historic expansions closer to your homelands which help prevent blobbing and constant ten year wars.Д¦. I constantly need to build roads and manage my economy because war is actually expensive to wage, which makes it far more important to have good relations with your allies. When they do happen though, they occur much bigger than ordinary rebel stacks. Coring no longer makes people more keen to constant revolts, and it is actually rare for revolts to happen if you carefully manage your kingdom. More peacetime events and longer recovering times. Different decisions and buildings will allow my population to grow and let states that are closer to me to grow faster than those more distant and isolated to my kingdom.Д¤. While it is nice being able to expand my realm, I no longer use development points to develop my kingdom. More technologies and longer & earlier end game. Playing it in MP is fantastically fun, if I have ever had the chance.ДЈ. When I play as Japan I feel like I am a small lord trying to fight my way to the top.

The map is absolutely beautiful, if not to the point that it is grotesquelly difficult to find anything in the HRE. In the normal version, religion sort of only exists as a nuisance most of the time only to later kind of disappear as you gain better missionaries.Дў. There are minorities so conflicts can occur unless I carefully watch over them and protect their rights. I can actually feel like religion exists as an entity in the game, being able to choose between being secularized or being more fanatic about it.

Meiou and taxes 2.0 mod#

Today I'd like to talk some about the biggest mod in EU4, Meiou and taxes, what I think is good about it, and what I find less amusing about it.ДЎ.