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Vanilla Tech 32: 1835
@HAL 9000 - I've extended the date to make sure the autosave kicks in :)
@Persian-Gestapo - You can edit the mods "ex1836_defines.lua" file and change the date in there to 2010 but personally I'd recommend a mod like Extended Timeline 2-9999 as it adds new tech, units, ideas etc for the modern world.
@Pondering Fool - I've now added a Google Docs download for the mod. No login required.
@luisfranciscojorge - The link is here . Enjoy.
@MordinSolis - Thanks, glad you like. Its easy, as you say, to change the end date to anything for those who want. Using the mod makes it easy to turn on/off too, rather than editing files all the time :)
Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Europa Universalis IV\common
and then open defines.lua and just change the end date to whatever floats your boat :)
Thanks thoug for the mod makes it more convenient to convet indeed ;)
Excellent Idea! Would you mind if I included this in my mod, Beyond Typus ?
@Soul
Некоторые люди думают, что 9999 нелепый, как я, но 1356 отлично.
@YggdrasilsSword - Glad you like, more time for the revolution is always a good thing :-)
@DamageHouir - Yes, you can load up any old saved game and have an extra 16 years.