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It was independent from 1288 onwards. Cologne's archbishop was no longer permitted to enter the city except for liturgical reasons.
What you are referring to is the de-jure elevation to a Free City, but regardless of that the city itself and its surroinding area wasn't owned by Colonia.
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It will take a while, we are now focusing more on the review of locations and other aspects of Tinto Maps, and will probably concentrate the pop review in 'batches' later on, as it's now more efficient to do it this way. But we haven't forgotten about any regions with pending pop reviews, don't worry about that.
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A separate feedback post just with the European natural harbors.
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The shape of the locations surounding the Thuringian forest are definitly prettier. Nice changes. Also thanks for changing the raw Materials in Schmalkalden to Iron and in the new Location Schleusingen to Copper.
It may be sad to see that my hometown Ilmenau got replaced by the redrawing and we lost the Kevernburger County with that change, but i hate to admit that the current Locations had played a bigger role in the first years of the game, so it makes sense, even if it would be the other way around by the end of the games timeframe. Furthermore its nice to see that the new Ohrdruf Location got (if i see it correctly) the Gleichen County as a "replacement" for the Kevernburg.
So overall good changes, keep up the nice work guys!
It may be sad to see that my hometown Ilmenau got replaced by the redrawing and we lost the Kevernburger County with that change, but i hate to admit that the current Locations had played a bigger role in the first years of the game, so it makes sense, even if it would be the other way around by the end of the games timeframe. Furthermore its nice to see that the new Ohrdruf Location got (if i see it correctly) the Gleichen County as a "replacement" for the Kevernburg.
So overall good changes, keep up the nice work guys!
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Hanseatic is Overlord of Bremen, country map is set to Overlords by default as can be seen in Silesian vassals of Bohemia
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Agreed, I spent some time staring at the Netherlands to see if anything's changed but there's still a fair amount of locations and goods I'm not too happy with. That and the language is a bit silly, but I think that's just gonna be a consequence of the game's language system and can't be solved.
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There are plenty of maps with the dialectal distribution of German, and we have though and discussed it quite in-depth, including our German content designers, of course. We still think this is the best possible division for the region.
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That's fantastic! Looking forward to the thread!
(For the love of god, include Georgia in Europe please) I've written a lot of feedback about the Genoese trade with Georgia)).
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It's cool to see these two here(even though I don't think existed in 1337) but where are they, Are they BBCs, In that case can we have the map please?
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ah alright, also would be nice if youd add the missing maps to the iberia and low countries feedback postsIt will take a while, we are now focusing more on the review of locations and other aspects of Tinto Maps, and will probably concentrate the pop review in 'batches' later on, as it's now more efficient to do it this way. But we haven't forgotten about any regions with pending pop reviews, don't worry about that.
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The colour palette for HRE is bad. It is just shades of blue-green (light blue, blue-green, just green, greyish blue, neon blue). Can we have red, orange, yellow, purple, etc?
EU4 for comparison
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Absolutely glorious!
So, it appears to me that you do not have dynamic location names turned on, right? It appears that a lot of the locations do not have their names in the common language of their respective countries, or even as the language of majority in their location.
Do the extremely tiny areas like Holstein and Salzburg have any gameplay implications?
In my opinion, the newer colour scheme is even harder on the colourblind eyes than the previous one. Plateau is now barely different from Flatland.. On a different note: did you remove terrain types such as "wasteland mountains", or you just changed the display so that wastelands do not display their terrain type?
Also, I have seen in the Bohemia TF that you have not appeared to fix the Northern Carpathians yet. I hope you will eventually.
I do find it unfortunate that Dalmatian is still part of the Italian language, though I know it is technically not part of this feedback turn, but still I wish you depicted it accurately as a separate branch of the Romance family.
I'm going to point out again that Croatia should also have Latin as court language (something mentioned and immediately lost in the sauce in the dreaded Balkans Feedback thread).
On Bohemia's..... its court language changed drastically between Latin, German and Czech during these centuries, but given that its official/legal language appears to be Latin during this period (see for example the Maiestas Carolina, which also appears in the game as flavour) I would advise for using Latin in 1337. Using Czech as the primarily language of religion (and probably writing in general and as official language?) was a noted and important goal of the Hussites.
Love to see how you changed the colour of Gems to a beautiful and vibrant teal! It does stick out better now. I do see beeswax is present now too, although I can't see any in the HRE but in Italy, Hungary and Poland; maybe give it a honey-gold colour, like orangish?
Although true "orange" should probably be reserved for the secret Saffron hiding in France....
So dynamic location names ARE turned off here, right? Given that Cologne, Prague, Venice etc. are displayed in English, which you confirmed that would change for Market centers too.
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Here I see all names of market centers are in English. Would you be able to choose between English and dynamic names of market centers in settings?
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Germany got a lot denser, and parts of Italy could certainly benefit from that too, given how little it got in the review. France is in a pretty good shape tho, the only issues are some locations names rather than addition of locations
The most "robbed" place is definitely Anatolia, given its starting density (Italy definitely started off with a great map compared to other regions)
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