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UCA;15202;Partido Nationalist;1820;2000;reactionary;istate_capitalism;protectionism;moralism;residence;jingoism;all;all;xIt should be "state_capitalism" and not "istate_capitalism"
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It should be "state_capitalism" and not "istate_capitalism"
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That is purely a cosmetic issue, unlike the original poster's bug. They'll probably fix it in the next patch too though. (And the Communist party has the same typo.)tommuis said:
tommuis said:
The Finnish "anarcho-liberal" party should be called Aktiivinen vastustuspuolue (not "Aktivistinen").
Not that it really makes much difference, since Finland never gets independence in Vicky.
Edit: I see there is an event for Finnish independence in the 1914 scenario. It never happens in the GC, though.
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tommuis said:
Actually, it should be "Parti", as the French were the dominant Belgian culture at the time. In fact, they had to deal with Flemish separatism pretty frequently. (The Revolt.txt/Belgium.inc is also incorrect in this matter, putting Flemish before French, therefore setting it as the primary and not accepted culture. Besides, IMO Flemish should only become a culture with the bilingual administration event).
Andrelvis said:
Accepted culture? Is that something from EU2?
AFAIK, All cultures listed as state cultures in Victoria are considered equal in value as full national cultures, nothing primary/accepted about it, and those terms have not been used in Victoria to describe the setup. Makes no difference which is listed first, second, third or fifteenth if such a thing were to happen.
Yes, while "primary" vs. "accepted" can matter in EU2 for things like colonization I don't think it really has any effect in Victoria (except setting the culture of your ships).