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Anyone else - I no longer have time to update mods currently. If anyone wants to adapt, update, or change or reupload this mod. Feel free
Can I use your +/- acceptance modifiers in my mod, Occitan Renaissance?
and changed the allowed and visible sections on the top. I'm not much of a modder, so I can't tell you what wasn't working. But if anyone is also having it not showing up under influence actions.
Not sure what you meant by waiting 10 years after breaking protectorate - the only timescale now is the usual 25 years before one can annex their vassal. And i suppose this time they need to like me very much - 25 years to improve my relations ;)
Either create a subject that works like a trade company and or colony (anywhere) so that we are able to make colonies in areas where they should be cough asia, eurom north africa cough
ERMAHGERD. Major economic nerf for Provence. Demand balance changes. Give Provence Mil tech 20 in 1444.
we're talking about countries not people here