As console and save scumming are available while playing mods, it's up to you how "legitimately" you get those popups. If you want to use Steam Achievement Manager to make them "official" or turn it into a drinking game, have fun. You can check available achievements in triggered modifiers dialog. The game won't allow you to get achievements in modded game, but if you feel so inclined you can enable them from in-game menu and you'll get an in-game achievement popup at next monthly tick after fulfilling achievement criteria. (the whole holy site system can be disabled from in game menu).Īchievements. Extended Timeline religions corresponding to vanilla religions got holy sites too, the remaining ones will probably get them eventually as well whenever it makes sense. Holy sites are now visible as province modifiers.
For organized New World religions they include London and Paris if you want to play Sunset Invasion game. There are now holy sites for more religions, generally based on CK2. 1.12 patch's +50% extra AE for taking land from non-cobeligerents makes it even more difficult to use cheesy tactics to bypass enemy's alliance networks, making these alliance networks even stronger defensively. Unfortunately there's only so much mods can do about rival system, so these fixes aren't always enough.Īs result of such changes expansion in Fun and Balance should be easier in terms of monarch points impact, but more difficult due to denser defensive alliance chains.
Monarch points are also slightly easier to get in Fun and Balance as well, as it fixes a bunch of problems with rival system, which frequently prevented you from having enough rivals or flickered rivals on and off. Unfortunately that's not moddable, so it does its best with 1point/development - and to make best simulation of annexations taking longer you can only start them after 20 years of vassalage, not 10. Much more important change is that Fun and Balance doubles relations limit, and goes as close to making diploannexations not cost points as it can, just as it used to.
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