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Thank you all for your input. According to the results of this poll, the next major version of APE will focus on the remaining parts of the East Coast of the United States, including Pennsylvania, Virginia, and upstate New York. I will try to post update pictures along the way, and will announce the release date of the next version when it comes close. Thank you!
- The winner is "The remaining portions of the East Coast of the modern United States" with 7 votes, or 35%
- In second place, we have "Coastal Mexico", with five votes, or 25%
- At 3 votes apiece, we have "Northeastern Brazil" and "the Northern Andes" sharing the 3rd place spot with 15% each
- Lastly, we have "The Great Lakes region and the Ohio River Valley" with 2 votes, or 10%
- With zero votes we have "N/A, improve and retouch existing additions instead". "More provinces!" you all say! I hear ya, I hear ya!
So what's the takeaway? At the moment, I don't want to add CoTs to provinces, but I also don't want them to not have CoTs at all in the long-term. I think what I'll do in the future is add events to create centers of trade in provinces in the New World based on specific criteria and with some severe limits. So right now I think I'll keep the provinces that I add/alter Center of Trade-less, but that won't be the case forever.
Sorry for the essay, but I wanted to give my reasoning and some perspective to the question. ^^
@abanner99 It's tricky. Draiocht, the original author of Beyond Typus, is of the opinion that the New World should not have very many Centers of Trade in 1444, and so areas that BT alters in the Americas (like California, Cascadia, the Caribbean, and a few others) have very few Centers of Trade. It makes sense to me, honestly, because there are so many places in the New World that had the potential to be big, bustling economic centers, but only a few made the cut, like New York.
HOWEVER... (message length limit hit, see above)