It will grow at a ever slowing static ratio.

So not to infinity by 1821.
But if you keep playing until the heat death of the universe, then it does grow infinitely.

Will dev grow to infinity through prosperity and global modifiers, or is that also capped?
(epic mod btw)

Has anyone tried this mod with Anbennar?

Update, pls !

does the estate crown land share decrease with automatic development growth

@kebabblaster9000
still fuly functional, false error

update?

@Bob Page, almost all mods that aren't graphical improvements break Ironman mode, as a rule of thumb. If it changes gameplay, it's not Ironman compatible

Highly unbalanced for HRE nations as most of the time they don't see much destruction, even during the reformation. Every single game I played with this mod, every HRE nation had at least 25 development per province, and an average of about 35-40 development per province. This was by 1700, so not even very close to game end either.

does itonly effect ai?

ironman compatible?

thanks

it does @hebrux

does the mod still work for current version?

Any way to have this mod ALSO disable manual development altogether? With an intuitive system like this, dumping points into provinces directly seems frankly absurd.

I guess I want to see ET become feasible to play for long periods without every province being 50+ dev in less than 200 years.

Is the mod compatible with ironman?

it does

does the mod still work

@L'Aigle it should be :D

@CadianCastellan
Glad it worked :)
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DudeChris33 and itsbenter have contributed greatly to the target-aquiring events (in DM's), so while i appriciate the credit, i would prefer if you linked to this mod instead of "me" proper as i feel i would disrespect their work by claiming it as my own.
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Im glad that its helpful!

Is it compatable with Ante Bellum?

Hm… so it’s that easy! Thanks. I thought that was checking for the dev cost modifiers you’ve stacked.

I made a mod that forbids deving up a provinces with monarch points directly and instead implements ‘immigration’ mechanism. Population/Dev move to designated province from all over the realm instead of coming out of nowhere instantly.

I will make sure to credit you since I’ve made use of your target-acquiring events. I surely won’t profit off them in any way! :)

@CadianCastellan
it checks for the local development cost modifier of a province, and if its 0.10 (10% over base of 50).
Local development cost usually comes from either terrain (farmlands/mountains) or prosperity and/or specific modifiers or circumstances.

Man, I’ve been looking through the code but I couldn’t figure it out.

Can you enlighten me as to how was ‘provinces grow quickly up to local development cost 55’ implemented? How did you guys script that ceiling? Thanks in advance.

@Erich Hartmann
If memory serves, you should be able to disable either the dev part or the culture part depending on what you mean with the question.

Hey mate can you upload the culture spread part of this mod as a seperate mod?

yes

Does this still work for 1.37?

@admmmmmm its still updated :D
ignore the warning sign!

Please update soon. Thank you.

Please update soon. Thank you.

@Shadow Dragon
It is

Is this mod still updated?

Thank you for the information.

@ZyrahRavenSteel
This mod, Development Expanded is mostly compatible with Europa Expanded

My other mod, Governments Expanded has a more complicated relationship with Europa Expanded

Is This mod or other of your expanded series compatible with Europa Expanded?

@Spongebob Crackpants
This mod is.

Other mods might be, but depends on the individual mod.

Are these mods compatible with the extended timeline mod?

i came from playing MEIOU because I loved being able to destroy and loot my enemies to oblivion without always taking their territory, but it's tiring playing with all that lag sometimes. With this mod, I was able to wipe out 500 dev from the Austrians just occupying all his cities for years before he can peace out as the Ottomans. 10/10 would recommend!

@skoobeldoobel
There are 2 seperate mechanics.
1) internal colonization, accepted and primary cultures slowly SLOWLY expand.
2) devastation, when a province is completely devastated, there's a chance a neighbouring province will "colonize" it with its people and culture, adding some dev, removing some devastation and changing the culture.

interesting. what decides the flip? some provinces change culture to my main culture, while others seem to take on neighboring provinces' culture. also, is there just a random chance of it happening, or is it if a low dev province grows enough?

@skoobeldoobel
depending on your settings, but yes, unless you turned it off, provinces do flip dynamically

do provinces flip cultures dynamically too? because i'm noticing a lot of cultural fuckery

@Roman :)

First time i've ever heard of this.
could you explain how/when it crashes?

This mod crashes my game and is not functional. Please update. Thanks.

Is there any way to disable manual development ?

it should still be functional :)

update pls

Just about a favorite mod of mine, adds a LOT of new and great dynamics to EU4 in most playsets I add it too, including total overhauls. Would love to have this updated if possible, thanks anyways though!

@Vizla
The former, until it reaches 55 development improvement cost (excluding global dev cost reduction and development efficiency).

global dev cost reduction will independently grow province dev though.

i am aware that its a little quirky/weird, but the game has some limitations and this was roughly the best i could muster.

Hi there,
about this: "A, provinces grow quickly up to local development cost 55" - does that mean it will grow until it reaches 55 development improvement cost (mana) or until 55 total province development (tax+prod+manpower)?