Mesoamerica Universalis Beta (0.632 Itzcoatl) (1.19 Only)

IMPORTANT NOTE: Please check the last message I posted in the comments for an explanation of what happened to this mod, as well as the final WIP version we produced. Hi, folks! Welcome to the Mesoamerica Universalis Beta v. 632 (Itzcoatl), a total overhaul mod for Europa Universalis IV by Ballistic, Addminus, and NathanC. = What’s in Beta v. 632 Itzcoatl = A simulation of historical Mesoamerica from the year 1428-1697 CE. New cultures, governments, ideas, religions, and other systems, including a basic population system. Rise to dominate the Triple Alliance as the island city of the Mexica, Tenochtitlan! Build a strong empire in the West as the city of the Purepecha, Tzintzuntzan! Experience new thoroughly researched historical events and decisions! Face off against the conquistadors, or choose to experience a new, alternate history with no Conquest! The groundwork for future updates that will fully flesh out the world of Mesoamerica! = Questions = Do I need any DLC? Wonky behavior should be expected any time you remove any of the major dlc from the equation. This mod was developed on the most recent build (1. 19. 2) of EUIV, with all dlc enabled. DLC which will cause a bigger effect on gameplay will be El Dorado, Cossacks, and Rights of Man. Unique unit graphics for Mesoamerican nations require the El Dorado Content Pack. It’s not working, what can I do? We advise all testers to note that this is a preliminary beta release. All kinds of weird and awful behaviors can happen. We advise testers to keep us advised here on the workshop discussions and on the associated modding thread on the Paradox Plaza site. What can I do to help? We’re glad you asked. We’re currently looking for experienced modders, researchers, and artists. Special attention is currently being paid to EUIV code wizards, modelling artists, traditional artists, and researchers familiar with the Mesoamerican area. If you’re interested, leave us a line! We will have a recruiting thread open in our workshop