The migration of the Albanians towards the rest of Epirus and Greece was starting in 1337 according to most sources. Despite that, I have already included a few Albanian minorities in those places. Expecting Albanian majorities in 1337 is far from historical, unless you can prove otherwise.@Aldaron I feel disappointed by how the southern Balkans are represented, particularly regarding Albania. As an Albanian player, its frustrating to see our region either barely acknowledged. In many builds, it feels like Albania is treated as Greek region, with no Albanian population in the south despite historical claims or cultural distinction in the region.
Additionally, the Serbian rule under Stefan Dusan, which historically ended around 1365 (correct me if Im wrong), seems to be frozen in-game. This prevents the natural emergence of smaller countries and provinces, effectively erasing the opportunity for nations like Albania to have a meaningful playthrough. The mechanics just dont allow that country to breathe, to form, or to fight for survival in the way it should.
I know it might sound a little bit weird, but there are players like me who only play as their own country through EU3, EU4, Victoria 2, Victoria 3, HOI3, HOI4 you name it.
I hope i get to see game where small countries, have a real and fair shot.
Everything you are discussing in most of your posts happens after 1337. That is why the result is different.
It is cool that you being Albanian wants to play with Albania, but the reality is that 1337 was not a great year for your people. It is what it is. I have tried to be as faithful as possible to history, without preferences.
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