Albert (AIM)
Albert Immersion Mod (AIM)
1.3: ‘Livingstone’ Update
Named after Queen Victoria’s husband Prince Consort Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, this mod extends the vanilla EU4 experience by 110 years through the victorian era all the way until 1929.
the 19th and early 20th century timeline is accompanied by:
- Historically based technologies
All 13 years apart, as in the early vanilla game. - New buildings
Polygonal fort, oil well and a new transport building category (Canal, Railroad) - Two new Institutions
Nationalism and New Imperialism - A new Age of Industrialisation
- Siege Weaponry technologies
to gain additional siege bonus, as forts become obsolete. - A decreasing combat width
to simulate the decreasing advantage of numerical superiority, as the fire rate of advanced weaponry increases. - Two new latent resources
Oil and Rubber
Further changes, affecting the entire timeline from 1444 to 1929 are:
Patch 1.2: ‘von Metternich’
- Reduced supply limit gain through technologies
to better reflect the supply challenges of warfare as the army size grew. - Maximum attrition increased from 5% to 12%
- Reduction of movement speed during winter
- Units gained additional offensive moral pips
leading to battles being concluded around 60% faster.
Patch 1.3: ‘Livingstone’
- 40 additional provinces in Central Africa
- Tropical disease modifier for inland African provinces
reducing settler growth by 100, to represent the difficult African colonization. - Late game event that removes all tropical disease modifiers
allowing for the Scramble for Africa during the late game. - River banks modifier for major rivers
increasing trade power and local settlers. - Reduced global settlers at the start of the game
making inland colonization significantly slower early on.
Patch 1.3.1:
- Settlers through present colonist reduced
slowing down colonization even further - Reported Bug fixes
Ships shown as armies, latest fort not showing on map, trenches defensiveness
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Revisions:
Old revisions of this mod are available below. Click the link to download.