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The Great Revision Series: The Great German Unification [1.8.6]
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Balance, Events, Economy and Buildings, Gameplay, Historical, Interest Groups, Journal Entries, Pops, Trade, Utilities
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Hello Everyone!!

The Great Revision became a Series!

After the release of the main mod TGR, we received a lot of feedback from the community, so we decided to create a "Series" taking all the features present in The Great Revision, and split in several mini-mod, to allow the players to decide themself which feature apply in full freedom!

I hope you will enjoy TGR, and Thank you guys for the support!

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EPISODE 5 - GERMAN UNIFICATION

In the previous episodes, we did speak about Economy, Trade, Cultures and more else. But another thing that currently in Vanilla still doesn't work well are the Contries Unification.
Basically the probability that a Country could unificate a territory in a bigger Nations depends by a lot of elements, which one of the main factor is the Driver given to the AI from their strategies.

In TGR i experimented the code trying to create a better Italian Unification, and even if the code wasn't full cleaned, the output we have got was good.

Today, so i Introduce a new feature:
The Great German Unification!

This mod create different Events and Triggers to push the AI to Unify Germany under the leadership of Prussia, so trying to get a more historical path!
This new mod introduce new buttons for the Vanilla Journal Entries, and also some triggers to make the AI more smart to create the North German Confederation and then the German Empire!

I hope this mod shall make happy who likes to have a more historical gameplay, and in general also who don't like to have Prussia as Nation in 1936!

Did you like "The Great German Unification"?

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Obitobi 8 Jan @ 7:37pm 
I haven't played Vic3 sp in a hot second. Next time I play I'll reach out to you on the discord if something happens.
SASCO  [author] 8 Jan @ 1:21pm 
mm this is strange because Austria is "triggered" to lose the brother war.
the only one way Austria can win is if Russia join on his side, but this i fixed in the last update i did this 5th January.

I see that you did write the comment on 22th December. Can you tell me if you are still having this issue?
Obitobi 7 Jan @ 1:08pm 
Sorry for the late response. It's happened every game where Austria won the brothers war.
SASCO  [author] 3 Jan @ 3:30pm 
Hi Obitobi!

This mod gives a driver to Prussia to annex basically all the north german nations to form NGF + annex south german nations to form Germany, but leaving Austria untouched.

Did this issue to you happened in a single game, or it did happen several times?
Obitobi 22 Dec, 2024 @ 12:57pm 
This mod caused Germany to annex a bunch of land controlled by Austria in order to form the NGF. Would it be possible to look into stopping them from annexing the subjects of other countries and territory controlled by South Germans and other non-German countries?