Aonuma's Province Expand

Larger Monuments Interface or 中文版 1. Province Policy & Development I was inspired by Medol's MOD (Development for Ducats ) to create 9 buttons for provinces. These buttons, in addition to increasing or decreasing a province's development and devastation (left-side buttons), also provide various province policies (right-side buttons, which I call province policies). The first policy unlocks the ability to exploit development using the left-side buttons, granting Ducats, manpower, and a chance for monarch points. The specific amounts of Ducats and manpower depend on the province's development, but you can receive a maximum of 250 Ducats and 500 manpower. The second policy unlocks the ability to increase development using the left-side buttons, as shown in the screenshot. There is a chance for success (and a chance for failure) in increasing development, which is influenced by province terrain, current development, and culture. The Ducats required and the success chance depend on the province's development. However, regardless of development, it always costs 500 manpower. In provinces with mainstream or accepted cultures, the success chance for increasing development is affected by terrain, making it challenging to turn poor lands into ideal cities. For provinces with consistent terrain and development, cultural factors influence the success chance for development increase, making cultural cleansing or acceptance crucial under this mechanism. The third policy provides bonuses for cultural cleansing, with two tiers that can be adjusted or cancelled as needed. The fourth policy is related to religion, as indicated clearly in the screenshot. There are two more buttons on the left that haven't been introduced yet. Their effects involve decreasing or increasing devastation using Ducats, a feature that should be highly sought after by players using the European Remake mod. 2. Favor request for provincial control You can request your allies to transfer control of a pr