Switzerland Revamped

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Author: Gealrüable

Last revision: 11 May at 19:39 UTC

File size: 24.84 MB

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Description:

An overhaul of the Swiss IO, and the Switzerland Area in general. The main aim is to improve the gameplay of the IO, but also provide fixes for map issues, and eventually add new content like events or situations.

Most recent update:

Update 0.1

The IO should now actually be playable! Formation should be possible within the first 100 years. Recommended starts are Bern and Zürich. They both have their advantages and disadvantages, but Bern may be more fun, while Zürich has slightly more content via events and unique government reform atm.

Map changes:
– added locations Zug, Appenzell and Vaduz (Liechtenstein)
– changed location of some town-markers to be more accurate
– changed topography for better gameplay ( for a proper Mittelland to exist, and the Jura mountains)
– added tags Fribourg, Zug (both vassals of Austria) and Appenzell (vassal of St. Gallen)
– Luzern now starts with a town
– Chur, Disentis and Belmont now start with Romansh primary culture – it shouldn’t disappear anymore

Swiss IO changes:
– added election reform "by Great Power Score" – makes it easier to become and stay leader
– fixed that only neighboring tags can join the IO – works now correctly
– changed "relatives of the Swiss" law to only allow cultures withing the alpine region, not all of Germany/France/Italy – for better balancing and immersion
– added IO special statuses: – President (leader), city canton, rural canton (both with buffs, and only they can become leader), and associate for monarchies and theocracies
– Bern no longer starts as a member of the IO (for historical accuracy)
– Zürich and Bern both join the IO per event within the first couple years

Other changes:
– added "Raetia" formable for tags in the Raetia area – with latin court language "Raetia Curiensis" and romansh court language "Currezia" – historical Bishopric from the early middle ages
– added swiss societal value "swiss expansionism vs swiss neutrality" – no estate privileges or events implemented yet