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Radical Policies
Ever wondered why most of the nation’s leaders seem to avoid radical policies most of the time? Well, that’s because they cause instability by tipping too much the scale of the social tissue that forms a country. From now on, in Magna Mundi, if you choose (or are forced) too extreme a policy, you will be subject to 50 different events that try to portray different consequences for your radical choices. Of course, you may strike lucky and have a beneficial event happening, but most of the time, you’ll have to deal with unsavory situations… The policies covered are those pertaining to a social nature and not the ones regarding military choices.
Politiques Radicales
Ne vous êtes vous jamais demandé pourquoi la plupart des chefs d'état semblent éviter des politiques radicales le plus souvent ? Et bien, c'est parce qu'elles sont sources d'instabilité en tirant trop sur le tissu social qui forme un pays. Dorénavant, dans la Magna Mundi, si vous choisissez (ou êtes obligé) une politique extrême, vous serez sujets à un des 50 événements différents qui essayent de dépeindre les différentes conséquences pour vos choix radicaux. Naturellement, vous pouvez être chanceux et voir un événement bénéfique se produire, mais la majeure partie du temps, vous devrez affronter des situations désagréables… Les politiques concernés sont celles de nature sociale et non celles concernant des choix militaires.


Colonization Events
While colonizing, you will now experience events that add some variety and depth to it. The events range from catastrophic to miraculous, but will stay somewhere in the middle most of the time. They add unpredictability and an additional challenge to any player.

These events are designed to work with the new colonization system.



Status Quo

An interesting concept that can be used in several ways to measure the power of all nations in the world and classifies each nation in one of four tiers: Minor State, Medium Power, Major Power and Great Power. Each one of this tier provides different bonus with bigger ones being assigned to larger powers. This can be used in the future as a frame for an event pool dealing with internal politics between the states.
We only pray the expansion gives us more control over diplomatic issues.


New Attrition Model

Prepare to deal with long term planning regarding your army strength, the season of the year you are campaigning, if playing a defensive or offensive war and much more. General maneuver ability is now much more significant as it helps you keep a larger force on the field, suffering less attrition casualties.
Watch as your armies in tropical climates are decimated victim of diseases and other unpleasant causes.
Stage defensive wars where attrition is your best ally or prepare to overcome attrition as you enemies’ best ally.



Chinese Containment

A major reworking on the provinces bordering the “Middle Kingdom” – from Tibet to Oirat Orde passing through Nepal and others -, new abilities given to the Mongol Kingdoms and a special treatment of Manchu ensures China advancement will be kept in check… most of the time. Shamanic nations can no longer be annexed in a single swath, which makes it harder for quicker expansion.



Dynamic Loans

Why will every country need the same amount of gold when asking for a loan? Now, you can choose if you want standard loans or a loan indexed to the yearly income of your country. Enjoy the new flexibility!



Balance of Power

A dynamic system checks when a nation owns provinces without being cores and generates different responses from the country’s neighbors. An increase in reputation, a casus belli or all out war are possibilities. Different factors such as religion or culture weights heavily into defining the neighbour’s behaviour. The relative power and internal environment of the neighbours are taken into consideration to keep the system balanced – rest assured you’ll not see Anhalt declaring war on Austria as a consequence of this.



Sengoku Revisited

With the changes introduced by vanilla patch 1.3, the balance of Sengoku module was put in jeopardy. We present a new version, where the specifics of the 1.3 patch were taken into account and playing in Japan is again a rewarding experience.



AND…

- Revised War of the Roses
- Revised German Free Cities
- Revised Holy Roman Empire
- Revised Mamluk Decline
- Revised Ottomans Looking South
- Muscowy Greater Destiny
- Revised Pirates of the Barbary Coast
- Revised Monopolies
- Revised Random Events
- Reworked core system. Now the core status only confers a bonus of 25% to taxes, instead of the 90% like in vanilla
- Rebalancing of policies. Expect a greater impact on your land and nãval capabilites as a consequence of this
- Rebalancing of some National Ideas
- Tweaked spy mMissions to give less penalties if discovered
- Lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots of smaller tweaks