Transylvanians are majority in Sziget, Hadad, and Nagybanya, while Hungarians are the majority in Huszt, Nagyszollos, Szatmar and Zilah. As far as I can tell, that's pretty accurate.
Oh sorry, it's hard to tell where each province ends in the culture maps. If that's the case then I see know issues in that region, maybe flipping Dés to Hungarian majority and a transylvania minority.
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Wouldnt say so. It seems most people just gave up after seeing their suggestions not added, while the ones who didnt were simply drowned in 60 pages of Moldova copy paste messages from the last balkan thread.
Part of it is also that people seem to think that the devs are obliged to take whatever suggestions come their way and that any suggestion that wasn't added was either ignored or missed. Reality is that the devs did in fact do a lot of historical research of their own and can disagree with some of the suggestions in question based on their own findings.
While I dont disagree, when even suggestions such as "everybody is the same colour making it near impossible to tell who is who in wich province" gets also ignored then it puts doubt on this since there is very little historical research you can do to justify having completely seperate cultures neighbouring one another be the same colour.
Maybe they just wanted to challenge players to see the suggestions and decide based on their own assessments of what would be acceptable for the game.
I know, but now they've received feedback and like I said, I hope they fix it.
I would have preferred if they were light blue and Turkish was red...
It looks like smaller province cant show their minority provinces from this height otherwise alot of romanians and slovaks would have been removed from existence out of nowhere in Hungary. Its still not possible to tell Albanians and Aromanians apart but we finally gained victory with greeks not bleeding into Bulgarian culture and vice versa.
