The Austrian Empire under Charles V

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Authors: Earl_of_Refluxberg, A原翼

Last revision: 3 Sep, 2023 at 07:33 UTC

File size: 61.21 MB

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Description:

Here is this mod maker A original wing. I was only responsible for the implementation of the mod content, and only made gameplay changes to the mod design. The planning, design, etc., of this mod is the responsibility of another. So, don’t call me if you don’t have a bug.

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Here is the mod designer countercurrent castle Count, I am an amateur history enthusiasts, very interested in European history, for the producer put forward a may not be perfect and not completely in line with the history of the proposal, if you feel that the mod design ideas and history does not match, I am very sorry.

The Habsburg family of the Austrian Empire is a prominent nobleman in Europe, and they are famous for their excellent diplomatic means and marriage policy, so the design idea of this mod Austrian Empire focuses on diplomacy. Charles V was an excellent Austrian ruler, famous for his control of the empire and for his foreign wars, and his ability to lead was matched by his ability to civilize and easily control unfettered free cities.

Diplomatic victory and conquest are both good choices.
Austrian Empire

Multiple Empires: City Loyalty +5, loyalty pressure +0.5 per population. Diplomatic Zone Build speed +100%, reward 5 ambassadors upon completion. +1 diplomatic support for each city you control at the start of a turn. All civilizations diplomacy visibility +1.

Austrian Mountain Army: A special unit that replaces infantry and does not cost extra movement power when moving on hills, gaining +5 combat power when fighting on hills.

Charles V

Imperial Authority: Gain +6 combat power when attacking free cities and 40 diplomatic support when capturing free cities.

(Perhaps models can shine in turbulent times?)

Agenda:

1. Electing an emperor: Don’t like competing civilizations with city-states.

2. Aristocratic exchanges: Don’t like civilizations that don’t engage in diplomatic exchanges.