That makes a good amount of sense. However, from what I understand, rebellion and most matters concerning it are hardcoded... is this true or is the idea a possibility?Originally Posted by Spitful
That makes a good amount of sense. However, from what I understand, rebellion and most matters concerning it are hardcoded... is this true or is the idea a possibility?Originally Posted by Spitful
At the most basic level it is simply a decrease in public order, but i think it can be done more sutebly than that, what about giving the governors of these high level mine provinces a trait which increases public order after a certain amount of time that goes away again after he leaves the settlement?
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It might make sense but it's not really history, there's no real evidence for provinces with large mining industries rebelling more. In fact poor provinces seem to have been the ones up in arms the most (nothing to lose?).
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