A Few More Suggestions: I Think More Cultures Should Be Added, Specifically That Fordish, Wellowish, And Maybe Grasslander Should Be Split Up, For Balance Purposes, I Also Think More Dynasty Names Should Be Added, Just For Immersion, Perhaps Copied From The Cultures They Are Based On? (As In Spanish Dynasty Names For Sapinian, French For Aurelian, German For Belkan, Norse For Wellowish, Et Cetera.) I Also Think The Islamic Caliphate Titles Should Belong To Stron Rulers Of Each Islamic Sect, Rather Than Having Unlanded Caliphs. EDIT: Actually, I Think It Might Make More Sense If Wellowish Is Based On Inuit Language And Culture, Perhaps With A Bit Of Norse Influence, As The Area Of Wellow Appears To Be Based On Greenland And The Islands Of Nunavut.

Some Technology Levels Are Absurdly High, I Feel Like Level 5 In 1066 Is A Bit High. Maybe Decrease 5 To 3, 4 To 2, Et Cetera? I Think Perfanesia Should Be Moved To The De Jure Empire Of Ugeulas. Culture Groups Should Be Changed To Be More Cultural, Rather Than Geographical. For Example, Ratio And Sapinish Should Be Given Their Own Culture Gorup, As They Seem To Be Based Off Of Italian And Spanish, Respectively, Unlike THe Rest Of The East Osean Cultures, Which Seem To Be Based On Germanic Cultures.

Could the "one province duchy" of Acaphos, Tylissiene, Athai into a single one ?

More Dynamic Title Names, King Of Belka Should Be Called 'Kaiser', Muslim Dukes Should Be Called 'Emir', King Of Brasalium Should Be Called 'Basilius', Wellower Dukes Should Be Called 'Jarl', Et Cetera. The East Yuktobanian Line Should Be Expanded To Sabimala And Lincoln.

I would reccomend creating new culture groups.

For example, the Sapinians, Eruseans, Aurelians, Leasathians and Ratians may all be in a similar culture group that emulates Latins while the Belkans, Oseans, Nords and etc could be in a group that emulates West Germanic people

@sig Actually That's A Great Idea! Perhaps This World Equivalent Of Our Roman Empire Had Once Spanned From South Osea To East Osea, And Even Having A Colony In Usea (Erusea), But When They Adopted Christianity, The Hellenic Pagans Of Erusea Declared Independance, And Founded Their Own Kingdom?

Perhaps The Zandid Kingdom Should Be Buffed, So They Don't Fall To Crusades As Often? The Mesudid's Starting With The De Jure Empire Of Aubrosta Is A Little Over-Powered, Especially Seeing As The Vassals Of The Shahid Kingdom Of Quite Prone To Declare Independance And Aubrosta Is One Of The Largest Empires

Originally posted by Sarus:

Could the "one province duchy" of Acaphos, Tylissiene, Athai into a single one ?

Has been addressed in the last update

Originally posted by sig:

I would reccomend creating new culture groups.

For example, the Sapinians, Eruseans, Aurelians, Leasathians and Ratians may all be in a similar culture group that emulates Latins while the Belkans, Oseans, Nords and etc could be in a group that emulates West Germanic people

Great advice. Has been reflected in the last update.

Originally posted by ErateD8:

Perhaps The Zandid Kingdom Should Be Buffed, So They Don't Fall To Crusades As Often? The Mesudid's Starting With The De Jure Empire Of Aubrosta Is A Little Over-Powered, Especially Seeing As The Vassals Of The Shahid Kingdom Of Quite Prone To Declare Independance And Aubrosta Is One Of The Largest Empires

Mesudid no longer has a de jure empire title(nor kingdom)

I Think Ratio Should Be Moved To The Atlantic Culture Group, And There Should Be A Mountain Pass Connecting Noviomagus To The Rest Of The Kingdom Of Ratio.

Originally posted by ErateD8:

I Think Ratio Should Be Moved To The Atlantic Culture Group, And There Should Be A Mountain Pass Connecting Noviomagus To The Rest Of The Kingdom Of Ratio.

Sorted

In fact, it was a bug that caused ratio to appear in both Atlantic and osea groups

De Jure Duchies Of Chicupiapo, Cranson, And Radochatow (As Well As Any Other 8 Or 9 Province Duchies) Should Be Split Up.

Perhaps Add Events In The Earlier Bookmarks About The Buddhist Invasion Of Uguelas?
Lancelot Should Be Generated Under The Dynasty "Du Lac"