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Tired of Bloody Europe and 4 year old Addon+? Bored of the same mods, that add nothing other than making the game even more of a mess, while giving false promises and then just fading away? Tired of wars looking like a child's painting? Wishing Addon+ kept getting updates? LOOK NO FURTHER! The mod is still in development, glitches can happen! Make sure to report them here CHANGES: -AI no longer acts like barbarians (plundering is much more expensive) -Only Great Powers or nations with a high military score can travel across the sea -Fixed the combat to adapt it to the game's turn-based system (no more chasing and random chaos on the map) -Eternal Wars in some scenarios -Only superpowers can fight big wars in Modern World scenarios (no more chaos in modern world) -Removed rebels (the mechanic is utterly broken and makes no sense, if you've ever seen any youtube video, due to rebels the game turns into a mess, especially on high aggression values) -Technology has been replaced with a Military Scores mechanic (allows you to tune how powerful militarily different nations are) -Fixed the game fog (it now works properly for each scenario, no more fog of war in modern world) -You can no longer change ideology (necessary change to prevent chaos) -Game optimized (removed metadata from lots of images, reducing the game's space) in the future I will implement more optimizations like file compression -It is now harder to attack (necessary change to fix the game) -You will no longer have a restriction on distance for making Alliances in modern world (having it included made no sense at all) -Added new Civilizations, Scenarios (I will add more in the future, plus DLCs) -Modern Day Scenario with accurate representation of the world -Some Addon+ Scenarios have been ported to this mod and had lots of mistakes and issues fixed in them -Replaced some flags to make the game look more appealing/historically accurate in some cases -Lots of translation fixes (August bug, some civilizations untranslated, consistencies, better to understand text) -Font and UI changes -Economy reworked (I might change it later, for now you will not be able to increase your economy) What will be added in the future: -Translations to other languages (if you wish to help, go to /game folder/languages/Bundle.properties, copy everything and paste it into Bundle_yourlanguage.properties then translate everything into your language and upload the bundle file here, I'll be sure to add your language) -DLCs (Scenarios extended with events, I already have a test version of this and it seems to be working pretty well) -No longer being able to declare wars on your allies if someone helps me with their code wizard wisdom -Formable civilizations reworked (I did not touch them yet) -New Scenarios and fixes to current ones if I find any issues -Maybe more stuff, depending on your suggestions CREDITS: I can't credit everyone, but these are most places i got things from: Addon+ mod was the original base (even though it's barely Addon+ anymore) TNO mod for sounds, map and music @Apple for the Classic map Redditors for so many cool flags (especially you, r/vexillology) Łukasz Jakowski for creating this amazing game SCREENSHOTS: DOWNLOAD: PC (Windows/MacOS/Linux): CLICK Android (No Music due to Music not working on newer phones): CLICK INSTALL: PC (Windows/MacOS): Open the archive and put the game folder wherever you want the game to be. Then, simply run the jar file. (the game runs natively on every PC platform, but you will need Java) Linux: Android: Simply install the .арk file and play (if your phone complains about it being dangerous or from a third party source, click on the settings button on the installation screen - Allow from this source ON) IMPORTANT! The game's арk is based on Addon+, so delete Addon+ before you install this! Also, Version 1.1 and higher will have some things changed that will make version 1.0 and 1.0.1 incompatible! JAVA INSTALLATION GUIDES: WINDOWS: MACOS: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/how-to-install-java-on-macos/ LINUX: https://opensource.com/article/19/11/install-java-linux