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r/twrmod•

Following the release of 1.2 "Rom und Jerusalem", TWR is looking to expand our dev team with new experienced coders and GFX artists to help us push forwards with developing and polishing new content, including the upcoming second part of our Middle East update and new content beyond. Whether you wish to join an existing project or possibly begin your own, we encourage you to post in the recruitment channel on our discord!

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2204739234 https://discord.gg/yY7fa8f

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r/victoria3•

So I've been playing again recently after a break, and I've found the diplomacy system really quite cool and satisfying. Having everything done by treaties, where you give and take to try to reach a deal, renegotiate on specific terms etc. while perhaps a bit lacking in possible articles, is a really cool innovation on the usual paradox diplomacy system IMO. It's both a little closer to how real life diplomacy works, and quite satisfying when you manage to reach a good deal, both as a great power enforcing your will on smaller countries, or as a smaller power managing to get the backing of a major one in exchange for some strategic concessions.

On the other hand, the autonomy system still s

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