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I (and everybody I know) play in political map mode. Geographical mode looks good and all, but it's just not as practical. Very hard to see what areas countries have. For that, political map is king.
But I like the geographical map. Is it possible to add an optional layer where the country colors are applied to the geographical map? (like with transparency) so you have the best of both worlds?
 
CK2 has this if i can remember correctly, so i see no reason why EU4 wont. :D
 
of course, I'm talking about layers, something you click and it applies the countries' color on the geographical map with a specific or variably opacity.