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Old saves have worked fine in our tests, but we cannot guarantee that every save will work.
I wish we could do it this way, but I think its illegal in some countries.
There are non-tribal pagans in Croatia and Romania I think, and the Zunbil lands.
Im all for less culture-locking of fun mechanics, and the further back we pull the start-date the more plausible it is that odd things could have happened, so Ill see what I can do, no promises.
As far as I know, no, it will not, the decision to change a tribal holding to a castle or city uses a special effect that turns the holding into another holding type, I think these effects only work for tribal->castle and tribal->city conversion.
You will not get the Imperial Administration law for free if you used to be a vassal of the Byzantine Empire, but any empire can ( with a boatload of effort ) enact the law, it requires loads of tech and the highest crown authority and centralization though, not for the faint of heart.
Sorry, the interface got too messy with a mix, so I disabled that, and a piety cost made no sense, so I didnt add that. Ive been thinking of doing a redesign of the settlement interface for some time, if we ever do that Ill make sure there is space for a mix of costs since I want that myself.
Elective was never supposed to be "pick your heir" it just sort of ended up like that, I understand your pain though, I love elective and usually use that unless there is something odd like tanistry to pick from. But honestly, when you think about it, it was kind of OP, wasn't it?
Its a realm law, not a crown law, but since only empires can have it it behaves a bit like one, there will not be a faction to remove it, we dont want the Byzantines to loose it and its hard enough to enact that once you have it it should stay, also, it represents a major shift in the administration of the entire realm, a change that is probably very difficult to undo.
Thanks! I was thinking of playing some Rimworld now, but its not every day you get to write a dev diary on something really awesome and have lots of fans tell you how excited they are. Its getting late though, and I have lots of work to do tomorrow, so this will be it for me, but thanks for all the positive remarks guys, Ill try to answer some more questions tomorrow, but Ive got a DLC to finish as well, that has priority.
Anyone can be tribal, and there are plenty of non-pagan tribals in the various bookmarks of the game.
Yes.
Tribal lands held by someone of a different religion from them will be mostly useless to them, and will have a very high revolt risk ( noone said conquering tribal lands was supposed to be easy ).
The tribes will need to be converted, or you need to start building castles and cities to civilize them.
Yes, with enough tech and effort all empires can aquire the Imperial Administration law, its not easy though.
Its absolutely possible, I wouldn't recommend it though, Your feudal neighbors will grow much more in strength over time than you will.
I'm 20 pages late on this but YES YES YES YES YES YES YES
This however does mean that if you convert at start of game the Indians will most likely be western.
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