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I am hoping here to reach both fans of @E_Universalis and other @PDX_Dev_Studio games who want to understand the vision of history they are advancing, but also folks unfamiliar with these games, to make the argument that there is a historical vision here worth interrogating.
Because I'd argue that PDX's games - while they have their shortcomings and problems, as all things do - do advance a theory of history (sometimes a good theory, sometimes not) in a serious way that relatively few other historically set games do.
What EU4 needs is to have a mechanic where you 'discover' semi-randomly generated people and things inside your provinces. Steal the Stellaris survey mechanic for provinces! (but with bureaucrats instead of scientists) Include fluff on how this affects the local population.
I'd *avoid* a Vicky/Stellaris pop model because pops are stupidly CPU hungry if you want to do *any* interesting stuff with them, and not granulated enough to effectively represent important, but small minorities anyway. Instead, expand provincial culture mechanics.
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