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But for the good parts I can say that I really like the idea of splitting the provinces, expecially ports that are so much fun to defend, the balance in auto resolve is also better for me, because it is pain in the aass when you have several gun units and you fail aoutoresovle to a bunch of spear levies. New units are also fun to use, bit of shame that only US got line infantry alongside elites cav and sharpshooters.
Firstly, although the intention was to have less grind turned out to be even more grinding that vanilla, because of the sheer amout of skipping turns just to earn enought money to buy single building, the amount of money you get throu taxes and trade is ridiculously low, and you need massive amounts of money to upgrade even one building, not to mention recruting units.
Secondly, nearly every settlement requiers babysitting by Ishin Shishi because every building that gives you slightly more money comes with the crazy amount of anti-modernisation or crime, so you have to waste building slots to build police station, and waste money to upgrade them
thanks for your patience
what i can do is just attack them first before they attack me.....