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especialy I'am carying 82% Hittite genetic and it will obsuletly cheers me up
How does the innovetions from the restored cultures work?
If i revive the roman culture in the high medieval era i will have less innovetions unlocked
Or do i have the same innovetions i had in my previous culture
Or their inovetions would be still in the tribal era?
There is this character from the "fate of iberia" dlc whos whole thing is that he is secretly a mozarab (being given this as a secret faith in the last dlc) and he lives just beside the duchy of toledo
The plan being to restore the kingdom of toledo with visigothic culture
However this character is from 867 so id like to know if its possible?
Albanach is the Scots Gaelic culture, however, Inglis is the Scots culture. I made the mistake both because of the renaming, and because Inglis split from Scotland prior to the game's 867 start-point (apparently this can happen as early as 850).
Seeing as the Pictish culture evolved into/was displaced by the Scots Gaelic culture, might I suggest that it also be added to the list of valid cultures that can reform the Pictish Culture.
Thanks again.
I was assuming that a decision would be added to the decision panel during 1066 to enable the creation of the Pictish culture, which was my goal for this game, but am not seeing any change.
As such, I would like to ask for clarification on how you can restore these cultures, what triggers these options and if it is compatible with the CTP, or if this is just a version-compatibility issue?
Thanks.
Also, Basque should not be able to restore any culture and Andalusian is pretty much the culture that "broke" the Visigothic kingdom, so they are not the ones that would likely "restore" a culture from the kingdom they invaded, with the North African and Middle Eastern cultural aspects being more predominant than the Visigothic/Suebi culture that perdured in some or other way on the Asturias.