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I also feels like the mod didn't demonstrate the explosion of the financial sectors in late 20th centuries so big banks like JP Morgan Chase, HSBC etc are missing as well.
Hi! I think that this is more a vanilla bug than Tech & Res one, since Tech & Res decolonization uses same vanilla methods for creating states.
The reason probably is that the decolonized scope state (Where the scope is the company's country) becomes totally part of the new country.
Anyway, I think it's a quite rare bug, since in my dozens of simulations from 1836-1990 I had only 2/3 crashes.
Hi! Regarding @locusia's feedback, it has already been resolved in a recent patch. Anyway, I'm very happy to receive any help with Tech & Res. If you'd like to change something, I'd recommend suggesting a fork on GitHub. Thanks a lot!
In this case it's a Steam workshop problem, since when I use Tech & Res Steam Workshop version it has again artillery industry.
If you want them again manually for now, do this:
Go into this file: "ztr_vanilla_heavy_data_added_buildings"
Findi this inside the file: "building_group = bg_artillery_foundaries"
Change "foundaries" to "foundries".
Anyway, Tech & Res has resolved the bug, so it's only a Steam Workshop problem.