The Renegade, if you are subbed to more than 50 mods it won't show up.

Any chance of providing a manual download? Workshop (as it so often does with ck2 mods) is not actually providing the mod file despite being subscribed for multiple days.

set_government feudal_government (mercian king id)

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is there anyway i can fix the fact that mercia is a republic

when they weren't

like mercia is a republic

i don't get why every one makes cities capitals

https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/threads/frozen4-hip-bugfix-and-balance-patch-for-frosty3.1456679/ Is the mod working with the latest HIP patch?

so everyone has Crohn's Disease
any idea how to fix that ?

Is this mod already included in the HIP overhaul mod? I do not understand. The description is not clear.

I think this mod needs updated. HIP was updated in mid 2020 I think.

I noticed there's a bug in your code. In file "succession_laws.txt" line 1018 you have:
has_law status_of_women_1
Should be:
has_law = status_of_women_1

Specifically the code for the Witan succession

Is it possible to add this to Iron Century?

all of my characters have the Crohn's Disease is there any way to fix this ?

it would appear that your mod, prevents the search for smith event from working, all it would say is that "now was not a good time, maybe later" turned your mod off, and it started working again, which is a shame, cause i really liked it, though you should go ahead and turn everybody on britain tribal

How do I rate the mod? It is very good.

Republic of Mercia. I remember them, the founding fathers of the Angle Constitution wrote that every man has the right to spank a Norseman and tickle his whiskers.

Why is Mercia a republic?

This mod is so accurate I can't play it.
Good job, I'm not kidding, but holy shit it made me realize how much of a epidemic Crohn's Disease for the vikings.

@TrumplsRussianAngentAndCriminal Your definately right on The Mercians and East Angles being, well Angles but the Northumbrians weren't Saxons all the Saxon Kingdoms had -sex at the end of there name Seaxe in old English. The Northumbrians were in fact Angles

Is it possible to add burhs as a new type of holding that can only be built from cities and held by mayors or lords (ie. Wintanceaster)?

btw... Mercia and East Anglia should be Angle Culture, Mercian were Angles and Northumbira and Wessex would be Saxon... also Kent were Jutes which were all similar anyway but still they saw themselves as different people.

look forward to the separate anglo saxon cultures

Updated!

Tested for 50 in-game years, and only one person was living with crohn's. If you're still experiencing tons of people with crohn's, please let me know what other mods you're using outside of HIP and this one.

why does everyone has crohns disease

Sorry may mistake, everyone in the world gets Crohns at game start.
YOU GET A CROHNS DISEASE
YOU GET A CROHNS DISEASE
EVERYONE GETS A CROHNS DISEASE!

Yeah, literally everyone in England has Crohns at the game start.

Why does everybody's got Crohn's Disease?

There is something very odd with the way the new illness is handled - at every start date it seems HALF the world gets it, and the event itself triggers three times for my player character...

is there a version that does not required hip

If you're going to add individual cultures I'd suggest making c_gloucester Saxon to represent the people of Hwicce and c_kent and c_surrey Jutish. Regarding Northumbria, a remnant should probably survive in Lothian and Bamburgh to represent the rulers of Bamburgh after Ricsige's death.

Every single person has Crohn's disease. Seems a bit off.

@⚔⚜Louis Gros Paour⚜⚔ Northumbria is THE BEST

@AlexTheMole i believe its for the 867 start date

Is there some reason why every character in the world starts the game with crohn's disease?

My only suggestion is a bloodline for Wuffa.

history with hilbert!?

Is this mod still working right? I have downloaded it and have no other mods installed, but when I select the 769 start date Northumbria, Cornwall and the Welsh Kingdoms are all Feudal.

Also counties like Essex and Middlesex are not selectable as starts, it shows them having no character leading them despite the fact they do have leaders when you start the game as someone else.

You should keep the Crohn's disease, to remind Anglo-Saxons how ill equipped and prone to genetic disease they are.
Also there should be a way to work it into the Genetics module of HIP, which is a mod of the Genetics 2.0 mod

This is a nice mod, do you consider expanding into an historical overhaul of Britain itself for HIP? I feel like the Anglo-Norse have a lack of events. Also, is Alfred becoming Alfred the great railroaded in any way?

Could you make a similar mod without the Crohn? Everytime I have tried the mod there have been not a singel character without it.

Hey all! The most recent update addresses the crohn's issue, so the disease should be much less prevalent.

Seems you can't form England as Wessex in this mod, or is there a way?

I'd recommend just splitting Anglo Saxon into three cultures, Angle for Mercia northwards, Saxon for Wessex, Sussex, Essex etc and Jute for Kent. That was the most historical.

There seems to a bug where if you create a custom ruler in a shattered world scenario cause every character to have chrone's disease

@stonengineer just wanted to check if the tribal government type was reducing warscore gains, it seemed like battles and occupations were giving much less warscore than in normal HIP. Also, the vikings seem to barely get any levies at all under the tribal government. Their event spawn troop counts seem out of wack as well. Halfdan has much less than normal, less than even Ubbe, which just seems off.

@Imperator just tested, and don't see any incompatibilities with Furry6. Let me know if you notice any bugs that I missed, I can post hotfixes on the fly.

@Polbork I'd rather not release a version like that, as I believe it goes against the theme of the mod. However, if you remove the /history/provinces folder from the mod, it'll remove all the map changes while keeping the other features, including succession.

@Imperator Just got back from a business trip, I'll push an update in the next few days.

@popdartan I know! I think paradox missed out by not including genetic diseases - maybe a future state of my Cronh's disease is to also make it transferable to children, since there's a correlation between genetic heritage and propensity of Cronh's.