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I also like the concept a lot, hence why I made the mod, mostly for myself. But I had my fun with it, so spending more time on improvements doesn't make sense to me personally.
For anyone interested in picking it up: I made sure the source is on GitHub (see link in description). And I tried to make world map changes more maintainable across updates by using scripts. Additionally, overrides on the base game are in a separate directory. Everything is "layered on top of each other" so it's easier to find out what needs changing on game updates.
If you still have issues, please send more info like screenshots via Discord. "The Official Victoria Server" server, "v3-mod-gallery" channel, "Isein: Isekai Industry" post.
It might also be interesting to get some development on the character that gets send back, maybe you already have some ideas on that, but I think that a narrative would fit quite well here and add a lot.
states like okhtosk, chukotka, and iruktusk have overlapping borders and i cant finish colonizing as a result
everything else is great
To answer your questions:
1) The game is currently configured to last 200 years (so until 1644). With the wandering soul and some tech spread buffs that eventually kick in (after "medieval society" has decayed) I think that's a reasonable timeframe to reach end-game technologies across the globe. To my knowledge, in Vic3 you can play beyond the end date regardless.
2) The vanilla entries (and events) are still alive, not time-adjusted. So weird things happen (like a Charles DIckens event where the character in question is -300 years old). I'm not sure how far I want to go in disabling/modifying them, as it could increase maintenance after updates a lot.
Thanks for the work on it... much appreciated, and I'm trying it out now.
I always wanted to play Great Britain, but start from scratch & decide my own colonies. ;)
I have a couple of questions too.
1) Does it fully run up to 1936, or last for 100 years up to 1544?
2) Are the scripted journal entries (such as the Japanese Emperors Restoration, Hanover
Sucession etc.) for the vanilla game still in this mod, and if they are, do they pop up after 1836?
I like the helping hand we get from the "wandering soul". It's a nice touch.