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@Flint I will. Forgot that that was an option.
In vanilla ck2, there is no ukraine, no ukrainians, no ukrainian language. The USSR created you, without the USSR there would be no ukraine.
Only please put your changes, only your changes, into a file called /localisation/AA_my_changes.csv, you dont need to replace the whole 7mb HolyFury.csv for your 73-74 lines of code.
@Grim Deadman Nozdoroye? Huh?
@Crusadertsar It wouldn't really be an opposite though. An opposite would be translating it all into Ukrainian/Belorussian. Old Russian would just be an alternative, as you can't really claim that Russian hasn't descended from the same ancestral language. The names for it are quite sparse on the internet though.
As for the "fantasy", I just wanted consistency. Half names in Russian, quarter in Ukrainian and quarter in Belorussian in region with one ethnicitiy. No, thanks.
And hello from the Crimea ;)