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Absolutely, go ahead. It’s my pleasure
It is not a mistake.
image number 6 clearly shows that Rostov has ice troubles.
Victoria Tweaks Mod
VTM's version is slightly outdated last time i checked, it won't hurt for you to get both either way. just get the load order right.
Thanks Steam
that is already done in the nov 29th update
I am curious why Kamchatka and East Karelia are not considered cold water ports though.
there you go!
- Increased the Port Throughput penalty to 50% (from 40%) to make it a bit more impactful.
- Added Cold Water Port to the state of Alaska (read description)
- Removed Cold Water Port from the state of Newfoundland, since the port of St John was ice-free and a key port in north Atlantic trade. Thanks to Five_x for bringing this to my attention.
Let me know your thoughts in the comments.
- First, I wanted to keep the mod as unintrusive as possible so it is as compatible as possible
- Second, and above all, I was already satisfied with Paradox decision not to make the Hudson Bay coastal, because the Hudson strait wasn't navigable for the overwhelming majority of the year