Is this going to be updated or incorporated into another mod?

Like it's stupid, I conquered Yemen and the AI there built 278 roads. I conquered Ethiopia, each state had over 200 roads. I check the UK, again, over 200 roads per state. And none of them had improved production methods and they were all damaging the economies of the AI

AI builds way too many roads and does not upgrade production methods for them

Please update Ownership to Goverment to use 'building_government_shares_add = 1' this make profits go to Country Treasure, old version was giving profits to burocrats 'building_bureaucrats_shares_add = 5'

take me home
to the place
i belong
West Virginia
mountain momma
take me home
Country roads

sorry, had to

Does this Mod allow slaves to man roads? Even after slavery was abolished, most nations that have prison labor make them build roads.

Wow that seems extremely profitable for a dirty road. I dont even think it should be a private thing. Highways did not exist after all and states were in charge of road upkeep not some private company. I would either rebalance it to make it less profitable or just remove the transport ticket all together and make the player pay for the upkeep until railroads are invented.

Great idea! Needs a bit of balancing.

300 construction cost is too much, i think 50-100 is ideal

Can you accept my friend request? I should say a thing about mod.

I hope West Virginia gets a bonus!

with default PMs you show on screenshot, it produces same amount of infrastructure per population as railroads (you can have 7 roads or 1 railroad for some amount of people), so it's really quite strong, without requiring enput goods

nice！

see two: I'll look into the balancing a bit more, thank you for the feedback!

牛奶大魔王: 感谢您的工作！ 我很感激 :D I'll do that now!

greeting ! I am fan of your mods ，I want more Chinese player to use your mod。so I've translated your mod，and could you add a link in description?

here's my Chinese translation:
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2880069248

seems promising, maybe too strong with so few people employed