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I'd rather not add any genocide stuff (you can already expel Jews, and let's leave it at that).
I thought about adding event chains for historical figures (so you can get national unification claims or CBs), but after playing two German unification campaigns (as Prussia and as Austria) where everything smoothly went along historical direction with just base game rules I'm not sure that would add much. CK2 is far too chaotic in practice to do the kind of event chains Vic2 or HoI3 (or even EU4) get away with, but it still flows relatively neatly at least for national unification or national independence movements.
I haven't played Hitler yet, so no idea if he needs anything (AI Hitler in observe mode is definitely rather too passive for my taste, no idea how to fix that). If anybody were to record some let's plays of that, it would make it clearer what ought to be added. I'm thinking some bonuses like event troops whenever you conquer certain key points.
You can declare "Invasion of Austria" or "Invasion of Czechoslovakia" war day one if you want to, it will just cost you 500 prestige.
If you run charinfo 1 with console and mouseover their portraits, Hitler and Stalin should both be flagged horde_invader in tooltip in any bookmark when they're in charge.
not like modern clothes but a prince for example in the 1940s probably wears a tux, i think that is how most nobles dressed and still do dress now. But you ought to study how nobles looked in 1815 - through 2015. This would make it much more realistic.
Summoned George Worshingtan
Brazil War For Portugal
Summoned Pedro i with claim on all Hispania
Rodt_1: Currently I have no plans to change map borders on county/duchy level beyond renames. It would be a very large project, all of the work might get invalidated by inevitable China DLC, and it would make fairly minor gameplay difference relative to amount of effort needed. If anybody volunteers to help with that, I'm open to it, but in terms of my personal priorities it's not likely to happen.
But it might not be this mod that screwed with that, perhaps another. I am just checking to see if anyone else here is having the same problem?
I'm pretty sure it's some other mod.