Some of the tags in the Caucasus like Alania were Kingdoms so they should be tier 3
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A lot of really great changes at the province and areas level, but absolutely disappointing locations especially those with Soviet-era names. While there was literally a ton of feedback with suggested old maps and Turkic names.
You have two Vasylivkas, two Aqmescits, two Donetsks, two Rovenki, two Sokilets.
I still hope maybe you uploaded location map from a wrong stream.
You have two Vasylivkas, two Aqmescits, two Donetsks, two Rovenki, two Sokilets.
I still hope maybe you uploaded location map from a wrong stream.
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Shame that a path of non-wasteland locations from Khwarazm/Turkmenistan to the Caspian sea wasn't added either here or in the Persian feedback, as many people suggested it and provided sources of it being settled and passed by trade caravans
EDIT: Here are some of the suggestions in question:
https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/foru...er-2024-persia-caucasus.1703150/post-29904718
https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/foru...er-2024-persia-caucasus.1703150/post-29886940
https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/foru...er-2024-persia-caucasus.1703150/post-29908671
EDIT: Here are some of the suggestions in question:
https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/foru...er-2024-persia-caucasus.1703150/post-29904718
https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/foru...er-2024-persia-caucasus.1703150/post-29886940
https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/foru...er-2024-persia-caucasus.1703150/post-29908671
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I really hope that numbers were changed a lot, because in previous version Steppe locations had enormous populations with dozens of thousands
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What is that generic Turkik language supposed to represent and why are its speakers shamanists rather than tengri?
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The Golden Horde is not the Dothraki from Game of Thrones, who roam the desert. The Golden Horde is an urban civilization, whose economic power was provided by trans-Eurasian trade with China, the Middle East and Europe.
Some crafts that were developed in the cities of the Golden Horde:
Pottery. Unglazed and glazed ceramics were produced.
Blacksmithing and ironworking. They made rakes, plowshares, hoes, sickles, scythes, axes, knives, scissors, awls, bits, stirrups, horseshoes, flints, chain mail, armor, helmets, arrowheads, maces, flails, nails, locks, keys and more.
Non-ferrous metallurgy. They made buckles, plates, plaques, buttons, earrings, temple rings, signet rings, bow string rings, mace tops, bowls, weights, sinkers, locks, keys, etc.
Jewelry production. They made bowls, cups, ladles, dishes, spoons, earrings, buttons, signet rings, bracelets, amulets, etc.
Glass making. They made glasses, jugs, vessels, amphorae, window glass, etc.
Stone cutting. They made millstones, tombstone slabs, building blocks, architectural stone decor, etc.
Leatherworking. They made bags, purses, pouches, cases, amulets, bow cases, quivers, belts, boots, headdresses, saddle covers, etc.
Bone carving. They made buttons, beads, chess pieces, handles, amulets, combs and other things.
Weaving. They made clothes, purses and other things.
Woodworking. They made saddles, quivers, bows, arrow shafts, sheaths, amulets, boxes, cups, bowls, plates, combs, spoons, kubyz.
Saraichik. The city had a water supply and sewerage system made of ceramic pipes.
Sarai-Batu (the capital of the Golden Horde, located near modern Astrakhan). The city had a sewerage system made of wooden pipes.
Ukek. The city had a hydraulic structure resembling an irrigation ditch, where meltwater and rainwater accumulated and then flowed into the city under pressure.
Some crafts that were developed in the cities of the Golden Horde:
Pottery. Unglazed and glazed ceramics were produced.
Blacksmithing and ironworking. They made rakes, plowshares, hoes, sickles, scythes, axes, knives, scissors, awls, bits, stirrups, horseshoes, flints, chain mail, armor, helmets, arrowheads, maces, flails, nails, locks, keys and more.
Non-ferrous metallurgy. They made buckles, plates, plaques, buttons, earrings, temple rings, signet rings, bow string rings, mace tops, bowls, weights, sinkers, locks, keys, etc.
Jewelry production. They made bowls, cups, ladles, dishes, spoons, earrings, buttons, signet rings, bracelets, amulets, etc.
Glass making. They made glasses, jugs, vessels, amphorae, window glass, etc.
Stone cutting. They made millstones, tombstone slabs, building blocks, architectural stone decor, etc.
Leatherworking. They made bags, purses, pouches, cases, amulets, bow cases, quivers, belts, boots, headdresses, saddle covers, etc.
Bone carving. They made buttons, beads, chess pieces, handles, amulets, combs and other things.
Weaving. They made clothes, purses and other things.
Woodworking. They made saddles, quivers, bows, arrow shafts, sheaths, amulets, boxes, cups, bowls, plates, combs, spoons, kubyz.
Saraichik. The city had a water supply and sewerage system made of ceramic pipes.
Sarai-Batu (the capital of the Golden Horde, located near modern Astrakhan). The city had a sewerage system made of wooden pipes.
Ukek. The city had a hydraulic structure resembling an irrigation ditch, where meltwater and rainwater accumulated and then flowed into the city under pressure.
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We're aware; we've been trying to prioritize the most relevant stuff, and come back for additional feedback, but this is already booked to be fixed in a few days.
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Area of chervleny Yar must be added! It has the most historical relevance for this time period!!!
Chervleny Yar, as a name, was used for the areas with red stripes, and a road was deemed to be in the area of Chervleny Yar
Here is a great paper with its history
What we care about is that the first mention was around the 13th century and the last in the 15th, so it's at the start of the game, but fell off after the conquests of the Great Horde by Russia, where the area was reorganised and people resettled
It can be fitted two ways, small or big
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You guys gotta give some sources for a lot of these things, like I'm aware of the Mari and a few of these other peoples thanks to a travelogue (lost cosmonaut) but they don't really have a lot of mentions in western writing or even in Russian writing. It's hard to know about them for a Spanish studio
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Also, why Bashkir SOP was removed? If I remember correctly, people on forum even wanted to promote it into tag
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I know this isn't the right thread for it, but Szátmár province in Hungary should be Szatmár.
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That's not going to be useful. What would be acceptable is, if you want, a summary post on what you consider most relevant to prioritize.
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Resources seem very wrong too in the Donbass-Don area and in Zaporizhya
Iron, Mercury and gold, copper should be present in the region considering that there is Coal too in Don region when it was mined alot later aswell.
Source: NATO's Energy Security Centre of Excellence
Iron, Mercury and gold, copper should be present in the region considering that there is Coal too in Don region when it was mined alot later aswell.
Source: NATO's Energy Security Centre of Excellence
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The state of Khwarazm ruled by Qutluq Temür of the Sufid dynasty should definitely be added, subject to the Golden Horde (GH should be Empire rank).
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There should also be more development in Khwarazm, especially Urgench, which was said to have returned to former glory.
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I don't know enough about the area but was Kharkiv/Kharkov not a significant settlement by game start? Just to my uneducated eye
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Ryazan should not be so far into the steppes. It has never controlled those lands
MY proposal:
Finish it with Kasimov, and the rest can go to the Muksha location, a historical area of Erzya and Moksha people
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