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it already works with the build better roads mod
Way beyond my modding capacity unfortunately. However we can all pray to the gods at pdx to update imperator
Thanks for clarifying, I'll have a look
What he means is that ports allow migration to any other port in your empire, while non-port territories only allow migration to adjacent territories/territories in the same province.
Not a modder, so I have no idea if it's possible to let non-port territories migrate like port territories
You don't need ports to do it, I believe. It's all about migration attraction. You can raise that with buildings and the like.
I could increase migration atraction with roads but that means that if you build roads everywhere you'll just increase migration atraction everywhere and it would still not work.
I could maybe modify granaries or some other obscure building to add like 5 migration atraction and that would do the trick.
I have this suggestion I would make, if you would also find it interesting:
The way things work now port cities are kind of the best because you can move your pops around through migration and this way you can colonize a region faster.
Would it be possible to somehow add a city into the "port migration network" if the city is connected to another city by roads? So pops from Rome could migrate to a landlocked city somewhere in germany.