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This mod though is filled with so many amazing features I honestly think should be in the base game (like especially different currencies, and currency strength), and I hope you all continue to make the mod better
Good luck, hope everything will be fine, and waiting for the new version soon!
建议加入国家仓储中的外汇兑换管制,否则我可以用白银兑换俄罗斯的铁矿卖给英国的仓库兑换成英镑再换成黄金,在十九世纪倒买倒卖还是太先进了
1. The trade systems in 1.8 and 1.9 are completely different. Could you please explain what the purpose of having a strong currency is? In 1.8, I understood that peer-to-peer transactions were possible, but that’s no longer the case.
2. In 1.9, owning another country's currency is completely useless because they haven't signed a treaty with me, and I can't purchase their warehouse goods. When I try to sell the currency, the central bank of that country fails to sell it because they don't have gold or silver.
3. If a country uses one currency before transforming and another after transforming, can this resolve the currency issue after transformation? Additionally, after transforming, my currency overlaps. I noticed this is related to mainstream culture—the more mainstream culture you have, the more your currency overlaps.
Market panel, global tab
For example, instead of 95+ types of currencies, perhaps the top 10-15 already creates a fun enough simulation?
Thank you! I look forward to being able to enjoy your great work one day. :)
When a country is mentioned I see it means they bought the debt of some other country.
Does this mean they bought my own government debt?