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Actually Universalis V (Non-Eurocentric Institutions)

Break free from Eurocentrism!

This mod removes geographical hard-locks from the 'Dynamic' Institution spawn type, allowing any civilization to become the birthplace of world-changing innovations, while still preserving realistic geographical diffusion patterns.

Institutions can now spawn anywhere that meets their material requirements. Will the Renaissance come from a re-discovery of Roman culture in Italy, or will Asia experience the Hallyu wave earlier from Jinju? Will Confessionalism emerge from the Christian conflicts in Augsburg, or from inter-denominational Islamic debates in Isfahan? Will the New World be discovered by Iberians sailing to the Azores, or by Chinese fleets reaching the Swahili Coast?

But beware: when an institution spawns, its continent of origin becomes its epicenter, while the rest of the world must wait for it to diffuse into their homelands naturally via proximity and trade. Position your nation for success and ensure that your people are poised to unleash new ways of thinking and being, lest you be left behind by kings of far-flung lands.

The universe no longer revolves around Europe.


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TL;DR:
* No more geographical requirements for the 'Dynamic' Institution spawn mode
* BUT once spawned, institutions only have the "could have spawned" spread modifier on the institution's home continent, and other continents must wait their turn.
* Confessionalism allows every organized religion to discover it
* New World discovery now includes all major maritime exploration routes (Atlantic, Indian Ocean, Pacific, East African coast, etc.) instead of just Iberian Atlantic routes
* Institution descriptions rewritten to acknowledge parallel developments across civilizations instead of focusing solely on Europe
* Printing Press and Levée en Masse are unchanged

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Hi! I made this mod for my own amusement. I'm sure there are other mods that kind of do similar things, but I'm trying to flesh this one out. Right now my current priorities are playtesting this more thoroughly, as well as determining how to make Institutions in the American tags less of a slog to deal with.

If anyone has any feedback whatsoever, please let me know in the comments!