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    1. Update v1.13.8:
    2. Interface
    3. Made it so fleets are not always shown as "too weak to fight” during naval invasions
    4.  
    5. Fixed the pink placeholder face being shown as a mapmode icon in a building details screen
    6.  
    7. Bugfixes
    8. Fixed a bug where naval battles did not spawn during naval invasions unless there was an explicit interception mission
    9.  
    10. Fixed a bug where a fleet would drop an army in the sea and go back to port during naval invasion
    11.  
    12. Fixed a bug where a naval invasion would get cancelled if an enemy fleet was blocking the sea node
    13.  
    14. Fixed a bug where the AI could be blocked from conducting naval invasions related to the issues above
    15.  
    16. Update v1.13.7:
    17. Features
    18. Added the Kiel Canal as a constructable canal
    19.  
    20.  
    21.  
    22. Improvements
    23. You can now negotiate treaties with countries you cannot 'reach', fixing issues such as Spain being unable to complete Hispanoamerica due to not being able to 'reach' Paraguay
    24.  
    25. Fixed multiple issues where countries could end up paying very inflated sums for port connection merchant marines (aka busted an embezzlement scheme by the port cartels). We now instead calculate how much each country’s market areas have to purchase from other market areas and attribute a portion of the port connection shipping lane costs proportional to that share to that country as a fee that is paid to the market owner.
    26.  
    27. Supply Ships now have proper 3D graphics, using troopship graphics and visually changing over time as you unlock better tech
    28.  
    29. AI
    30. The AI now composes fleets according to certain desired roles, such as a main battle fleet or a fleet for raiding/piracy. Different fleets have different ship compositions and sizes, for example main battle fleets tend to get most of the capital ships and to be much larger than other fleets. Fleets will now focus on missions fitting for their composition. Capital ships won't be used for pirating activities.
    31.  
    32. Did a major improvement pass on AI fleet mission handling to make it use its fleets in a more logical fashion both during war and peace
    33.  
    34. The AI is now better at prioritizing important regions with a high strategic region score for assignment of a stance over less important ones, and should focus its power projection efforts on regions needed to complete certain journal entries, for example
    35.  
    36. Fixed a bug where the AI could create invalid templates for some ship classes, resulting in those ship classes never being used
    37.  
    38. The AI is now willing to keep some very obsolete ships around if they have a low enough number of ships in the class compared to their desired amount
    39.  
    40. The AI will now decommission a limited number of obsolete ships per tick, to avoid overly aggressive mass-disbanding actions
    41.  
    42. The AI no longer always fills every utility slot but will make a determination based on utility weight vs number of empty utility slots
    43.  
    44. Fixed a bug where the AI was unable to downsize barracks due to attempting to downsize marines that didn't exist.
    45.  
    46. Fixed a bug where the AI would be unable to downsize barracks due to disbanding units not flagging their building spending priorities as in need of an update.
    47.  
    48. The AI now treats shortages much more seriously when they lack the ability to trade in order to solve them.
    49.  
    50. Improved AI fleet and army selection logic for naval invasions and transportation
    51.  
    52. The AI now more actively merges small temporary formations in the same location
    53.  
    54. Fixed a bug where the AI would abort a naval invasion against an occupied state when taking back the state due to no longer calculating it as a valid target
    55.  
    56. The AI will now limit the mission area size of its fleets based on how large they are, with smaller fleets having smaller mission areas
    57.  
    58. Fixed a bug where the AI would refuse to defend itself entirely in a war against a much weaker opponent because of incorrectly applied checks intended to keep it from overcommitting against far weaker enemies
    59.  
    60. Encouraged the AI to always press the "Promote National Identity" button whenever available in the South American "The \[Primary Culture\] Nation" Journal Entry
    61.  
    62. The AI will now wait 100 days after sending a peace deal to send another, giving the player time to propose their own peace deal if the AI's offer isn't to their liking
    63.  
    64. Made the Japanese AI more likely to pursue colonial laws if Japan has claims on Korea
    65.  
    66. Upon an AI Japan completing Honourable Restoration with either an Imperial or Taikunate victory, Japan will annex a non-player Ezochi
    67.  
    68. Balance
    69. Made Anarchist movements less rabid about seceding and encouraged them more towards attempting outright revolution, additionally they will no longer try to secede from nations with less than 5 states altogether
    70.  
    71. There is now a 6 month cooldown on changing tolls and strait access settings. Like tariffs and subventions, this cooldown has a grace period of 7 days after changing the setting before the actual cooldown lock is applied, during which you can freely revert to the previous setting.
    72.  
    73. Slashed toll rates in half, as they were rather excessive, particularly with single strait controller
    74.  
    75. Reduced Merchant Marine cost for port connections and goods transfer treaties to more reasonable levels
    76.  
    77. Blockade Efficiency is now calculated as (total blockade strength) / (total blockade resistance of blockaded states) instead of simply blockade strength divided by number of states, meaning that states with tiny resistances won't eat up a large fraction of your blockade strength
    78.  
    79. Added a timeout to the Short-Term Tax Cuts Amendment
    80.  
    81. Garrisoned armies can now only defend against naval invasions targeting their state or a neighboring state
    82.  
    83. Did a major balance pass on utility modules to ensure they all have some use.
    84.  
    85. Did a major balance pass on accuracy. Accuracy is now compared against both speed and visibility to determine hit chance, and accuracy modifiers are actually impactful, so capital ships will have a hard time scoring hits on torpedo craft.
    86.  
    87. Torpedo craft are now the fastest ship types of their era, rather than the slowest.
    88.  
    89. The Ottoman Empire no longer receives 100% Maneuvers in every Diplomatic Play for the duration of the "Tanzimat: Reclaim Syria" Journal Entry, instead it receives extra maneuvers specifically for the war against Egypt in the "Reasserting Our Authority in Syria" Event
    90.  
    91. Rebalanced blockade strength and resistance values to make blockades more viable in the mid to late game
    92.  
    93. Restricted the headquarters of Witkowitzer Bergbau- und Hüttengewerkschaft to Moravia, and added an Iron Mines potential to this state
    94.  
    95. Updated several Journal Entries and Events to account for non-leader Politicians in the National Cast
    96.  
    97. Luxembourg now starts the game with all technologies that the Netherlands have access to
    98.  
    99. Reduced the assimilation requirements for The Government of Chōsen Journal Entry
    100.  
    101. Increased the minimum level of turmoil permitted in The Government of Chōsen Journal Entry
    102.  
    103. Art
    104. Added traditional Japanese umbrella (Wagasa) for Japanese pops to the game
    105.  
    106. Added a flag to Buganda
    107.  
    108. Adjusted province borders in the Sinai to more closely follow the shape of the Canal
    109.  
    110. Ainu characters and pops in non-Japanese countries will no longer wear Japanese clothing
    111.  
    112. Made the Empire of Korea slightly less purple
    113.  
    114. Content
    115. The Taming the North Journal Entry may now be completed by the Ezo Government/Ezo Republic
    116.  
    117. Added two events about the Ezo Republic. During a civil war, defeated Shogunate forces may flee to the island of Hokkaido, from where they may attempt to negotiate with the government to establish a Tokugawa fiefdom.
    118.  
    119. Removing Subjecthood is now a requirement to abolish the Edo System, for both the Meiji Restoration Journal Entry button and the Decision
    120.  
    121. If the Sonnō Jōi movement has the Shōjōi ideology, its activism will now increase for every year that Japan does not expel foreigners, to a maximum of 50%
    122.  
    123. If the Sonnō Jōi has the Daijōi ideology, it will gain Activism for Japan being Unrecognised
    124.  
    125. In the Boshin War, the side not in control of Matsumae Domain will now gain a wargoal to annex Ezochi
    126.  
    127. Made The Korean Rebellion into an International Situation Journal Entry
    128.  
    129. Limited Shinbutsu Bunri completion criteria to starting Japanese Homelands and expanded the tooltip to list them individually
    130.  
    131. The "Manifest Destiny" decision can now also be taken when 40% or more of the Great Plains strategic region are controlled by the United States as an alternative to having an interest in the Pacific Coast strategic region
    132.  
    133. Added a system which will track who the Japanese Taikun is, assign them a permanent modifier, and ensure they are an Interest Group leader
    134.  
    135. The Suez and Panama surveys will now be visible for all Great Powers by default
    136.  
    137. The Texan Statehood Journal Entry for the USA is now pinned by default, and adds Involvement in the Pacific Coast upon completion
    138.  
    139. Added a complete condition to The Oregon Border Dispute for the USA gaining Columbia District as a subject
    140.  
    141. Gave Cherokee culture its traditional homelands in the US South East which are removed as part of the Trail of Tears
    142.  
    143. Gave Caddoan culture homelands in Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska. Removed their homeland in Alabama.
    144.  
    145. Gave Muskogean culture a homeland in Alabama
    146.  
    147. Reworked Japan's political party names
    148.  
    149. Fixed an issue where a Naval Administration building in Constantine, Algeria was owned by Morocco
    150.  
    151. Created a starting treaty between the USA and Oregon, to give the USA some starting Involvement in the Pacific Coast
    152.  
    153. Added an alternate political party system for the Taikunate
    154.  
    155. Added a starting Port to Washington
    156.  
    157. Added several more Japanese noble last names
    158.  
    159.  
    160. Interface
    161. The selected mapmode is now the default mapmode which the game will remember and return to after you close panels that change the mapmode. You can also click the globe button next to the mapmode to lock it, which makes that mapmode stay selected even when panels are open that would normally override it. This means you can properly select and stay in a mapmode of your choice instead of having it constantly reset.
    162.  
    163. Added wages to the maintenance cost prediction in ship designer
    164.  
    165. You can now see what contributes to a country's share of the cost of a shipping lane in a market
    166.  
    167. Allowed assigning commanders to formations without units
    168.  
    169. Added paged construction for Military and Supply ships
    170.  
    171. Removed empty unit type buttons on Unit Groups in the Army panel when there are no available Unit Types in that Group and added a tooltip
    172.  
    173. Made it so the military and supply ship queue no longer show maintenance points spent to increase clarity
    174.  
    175. Made it so that when keeping a particular region's panel open, that region will be highlighted on the map
    176.  
    177. Added proper grouping and breakdowns to toll income and expense tooltips
    178.  
    179. Adjusted tooltips for National Cast and Companies Filters by removing unnecessary ones and adding new relevant ones
    180.  
    181. Fixed the wrongly greyed out Army button in the Invasion Planner when you had selected an Army
    182.  
    183. Filtered out foreign shipyards from ship construction menu
    184.  
    185. Added dropdown menus to Strategic Region Tiers to improve overall navigation
    186.  
    187. Blockade and Power projection missions now display more relevant information when active or being selected
    188.  
    189. Made sure the tab structure and shortcuts to the tabs are correct on the Fleet panel
    190.  
    191. Added a dropdown to group Diplomatic Plays in the Outliner
    192.  
    193. The support separatism action now shows which movement is being supported in the outliner
    194.  
    195. We now sort entries in various calculation breakdowns
    196.  
    197. Removed company charter information from tooltips that snuck in for non-owners of Charters of Commerce
    198.  
    199. Removed veterancy level from ship type tooltip
    200.  
    201. Fixed an issue where supply routes were shown when HQs were highlighted
    202.  
    203. Added concepts for Diplomatic Relevancy and Strategic Adjacency
    204.  
    205. Fixed misaligned Ruler Selection panel layout when having a mix of politicians and commanders
    206.  
    207. Fixed a couple of typos and other minor localization issues
    208.  
    209.  
    210. Performance
    211. "Highest on the Highveld" event uses more efficient triggers and effects
    212.  
    213.  
    214. Modding
    215. Added script support for Variable maps
    216.  
    217. Added `fleet_compositions` to ai_strategy which allows you to greatly control how AI fleets will look and behave
    218.  
    219. Allowed can_queue_building_levels to accept script values
    220.  
    221. Added new diplomatic play scope effect add_maneuvers
    222.  
    223. Added fastdetection console command which gives all fleets a 100% chance to spot enemies
    224.  
    225.  
    226. Bugfixes
    227. Fixed a bug where World Market Hubs were not fully deregistered upon destruction, which could lead to double toll payments
    228.  
    229. Fixed a bug where the World Market Hub Trade Center would pay all tolls rather than toll costs being properly distributed per trade center
    230.  
    231. Fixed a bug where unused supply ship construction points would be used for military construction points preventing supply ships from being built
    232.  
    233. Fixed a bug where the company sorting buttons did not work
    234.  
    235. Fixed convoy raiding not engaging army supply ships, preventing naval raids from disrupting land army supply lines
    236.  
    237. Fixed an issue where an army could travel to a basecamp without a valid supply path
    238.  
    239. Fixed an issue where fortifications were not affected by goods shortage
    240.  
    241. We now disband all the troops when disbanding a formation instead of transferring them, which resulted in teleportation
    242.  
    243. Fixed an issue where commanders could not be recruited to formations without units or ships
    244.  
    245. Fixed a bug where non piracy agreement would not prevent your export routes from being pirated
    246.  
    247. Fixed an issue where fronts could not advance against enemy allies
    248.  
    249. Fixed the multiple unit panel always only showing the Advance order
    250.  
    251. Removed the Age of Caudillos modifier from Iquichia
    252.  
    253. Fixed an issue that caused Caribbean states to not use the Latin American building set
    254.  
    255. The Social Monarchy law is now valid for forming Sovereign Empire power blocs
    256.  
    257. Fixed a bug where after annexaction units could join the wrong armies
    258.  
    259. Fixed an issue where Negotiations could request an impossible amount of trade centres
    260.  
    261. The "Acquire Land in Panama" and "Acquire Land in the Sinai" decisions now give provinces on both sides of the canal to be
    262.  
    263. Countries are now forced to actually pay the merchants shipping their treaty transferred goods
    264.  
    265. Fixed refreshing army supply paths when military access changes
    266.  
    267. Purchasing Alaska no longer transfers the Kuril Islands to the country that purchased Alaska
    268.  
    269. Selling Alaska now dissolves the Russian-American Company
    270.  
    271. When defending against naval invasions, we now strongly encourage the coward generals stationed in the attacked HQ to go alongside their units to defend
    272.  
    273. Fixed Sakhalin having no arable resources
    274.  
    275. Corrected a hub issue in Tenasserim, so troop movements from the port hub to the land do not teleport armies
    276.  
    277. Fixed an issue with unraised conscripts being included in the calculation of the special unit ratio
    278.  
    279. Fixed a bug where invasions with with both marines and regular troops could silently fail to start
    280.  
    281. Fixed numerous cases where primary cultures could be culturally discriminated against
    282.  
    283. Fixed a bug where ships in ports that take damage would not queue up any repairs
    284.  
    285. Fixed a bug where ship repairs did not account for new damage once the repair was queued
    286.  
    287. Moved the city of Suez to within Sinai state
    288.  
    289. Fixed an Out Of Sync with Ship Templates serialization
    290.  
    291. Fixed an Out Of Sync with AI evaluation of project interest on a sea region
    292.  
    293. Fixed a bug where a companies HQ did not properly disband, this would prevent you from creating the company again
    294.  
    295. Fixed an issue where pursuing the Andean Federation would give infamy to the wrong country
    296.  
    297. Fixed an edge case where a non-Tokugawa character could become the Shogun of Japan
    298.  
    299. Colonial countries formed through "Establish Colonial Administration" will now get all of the overlord's primary cultures
    300.  
    301. Fixed a bug where using marines did result in not showing any 3D models on fronts or battles
    302.  
    303. Fixed a crash that could occur when an invasion was cancelled
    304.  
    305. Corrected DLC requirements for some clothing assets that were accidentally locked
    306.  
    307. Chinese ship names will now display properly
    308.  
    309. Fixed the Kuril Islands not having market access at game start
    310.  
    311. Fixed a bug when Market Access Price Impact would not change after Flood has ended
    312.  
    313. Fixed a bug where, when a country would become recognized, existing piracy missions would not be cancelled
    314.  
    315. Abdicating the Japanese Emperor now fires the Imperial succession events (The Great Wave)
    316.  
    317. The "The Opium Trade" Journal Entry now addicts a culture in a market which is importing opium, rather than exporting it
    318.  
    319. Fixed a bug where liberate country would not be possible when the target country had no researched pan-nationalism
    320.  
    321. Fixed an issue where Diogo Antônio Feijó could live forever with Colossus of the South active
    322.  
    323. Struggle for the Highveld JE now has text when looking at South African countries in the lobby
    324.  
    325. Fixed an avenue in which French royal claimants could duplicate themselves
    326.  
    327. Removed a duplicate instance of Tōgō Heihachirō
    328.  
    329. Fixed an event that, instead of transferring Napoleon III between countries, would kill him and make a clone
    330.  
    331. Fixed a case in Divided Monarchists in which cementing the power of the ruling dynasty would kill and create a clone of the ruler
    332.  
    333. Fixed a problem that could make the German flag fail to render in tooltips
    334.  
    335. "A Strange Superstition" may no longer fire every year
    336.  
    337. Fixed the wrong country having the Treaty of Singapore with Johore
    338.  
    339. Fixed DLC icon and text in event windows
    340.  
    341. Added localisation to the name of Ibibioland
    342.  
    343. Fixed an inaccurate tooltip in the Strike! Journal Entry
    344.  
    345. Update v1.13.6:
    346. Bugfixes
    347. Fixed an issue where tolls were only looking at trade going to a world market hub state and not to other trade centers in the market area
    348.  
    349. Prestige goods bonuses now apply to units in combat
    350.  
    351. Fixed Interest Group leaders disappearing on change of government
    352.  
    353. Update v1.13.5:
    354. Features
    355. Added Ship Crew Experience. Ships will now gain experience while out on a mission, while participating in battles and when sinking ships. Experience will decay over time if a fleet is sitting idle in port. By accruing enough experience ships will increase their Veterancy Rank, which provides a positive modifier to accuracy, critical hit chance and readiness gain, with higher ranks providing larger advantages. The baseline accuracy bonus and critical hit chance for all ship types has been adjusted downward to compensate.
    356.  
    357. The "Jeune Ecole" and "Capital Fleet" Navy Model Laws now also provide a starting experience bonus to ships
    358.  
    359.  
    360.  
    361. Improvements
    362. The supply ship allocation percentage is now a hard cap on how much ship construction is allowed to be allocated to supply ships
    363.  
    364. Certain treaties now allow joining diplomatic plays again regardless of interest tier: alliance and support independence as well as guarantee independence and defensive pact when trying to join on the defense
    365.  
    366. Added 'station in state' to right-click menu for military formations, also supports overseas stationing
    367.  
    368.  
    369.  
    370. AI
    371. The AI is now less gung-ho on supply ships and will not drive their economies to ruin endlessly building them
    372.  
    373. Made a substantial pass on AI ship construction logic to make them more proactive about replacing obsolete ships gradually, instead of all at once
    374.  
    375. Added better logic for AI navy composition, governed in the AI strategies database files
    376.  
    377. Fixed a bug where the AI would select far too small fleets to transport their armies, resulting in the army being split into a myriad tiny stacks
    378.  
    379. Fixed an issue where the AI was unable to ever pass Jeune Ecole
    380.  
    381. Made the AI less willing to select event options that would increase Movement Activism if it is threatened by a revolution
    382.  
    383. Made the AI more inclined to expel agitators with traits that increase Movement Activism
    384.  
    385. Fixed a bug where the AI could get stuck on very low authority while unable to reduce authority spending
    386.  
    387.  
    388.  
    389. Balance
    390. Halved base literacy growth further, from 0.1% to 0.05%
    391.  
    392. Abolishing the Edo Status System now requires Japan to abolish Subjecthood
    393.  
    394. Public Schools now grant literacy growth per level of institution
    395.  
    396. Philosophical Pragmatism, Central Planning and Analytical Philosophy technologies now grant literacy growth rate
    397.  
    398. The Political Concessions amendment will now cost Authority proportional to its strength, and will not be available during negotiations if the country has insufficient Authority
    399.  
    400. Bakufu is now required to enact Shinsengumi
    401.  
    402. Made Iron-reinforced Hull consume some Iron instead of purely Hardwood
    403.  
    404. Reduced the movement attraction impact caused by several pulse events - "The Flight of the Battleship [name]", "Antiquated Words", "Confusion and Delay", "Political Imprisonment", and "Cause Without a Rebel"
    405.  
    406. Increased the Movement Activism effect of Political Concessions
    407.  
    408. Ending Sakoku via the button in "The Locked Country" will now increase the Activism of the Sonnō Jōi movement equivalently to if the law was enacted normally
    409.  
    410. Changed Itō Hirobumi's ideology from Market Liberal to Modernizer leader and interest group from Rural Folk to Intelligentsia
    411.  
    412. Added a sufficient amount of Naval Administrations to Russia
    413.  
    414. Reduced the immediate approval decrease from selecting the option to reconsider Sakoku in The Morrison Incident event
    415.  
    416.  
    417.  
    418. Art
    419. Added traditional Japanese female clothing (haori) with additional patterns and color variations to the game
    420.  
    421. Japanese characters with modernising ideologies will now adopt Western clothing prior to the Restoration
    422.  
    423. Japanese characters without modernising ideologies will no longer adopt Western clothing if the Restoration concludes with a Bakufu victory
    424.  
    425.  
    426.  
    427. Content
    428. Added Ansei Great Earthquakes event for Japan.
    429.  
    430. Added events for the Taikyo Proclamation and finishing Shinbutsu Bunri and Elevate Buddhism
    431.  
    432. Added a decision for Japan to found a modern secret police force based on the Shinsengumi
    433.  
    434. Added a decision for Japan to abolish the Edo status system upon either concluding the Meiji Restoration or researching Human Rights
    435.  
    436. Extended effects of and added custom tooltips for some Shinto conversion effects
    437.  
    438. Added game concept tooltips for Japanese Religious concepts
    439.  
    440. Made the Abolitionist ideology available to the Armed Forces
    441.  
    442. Made the Devout ideology available to the Devout
    443.  
    444. The Legitimist ideology is no longer available to the Petit-Bourgeoisie, and is now available to the Armed Forces
    445.  
    446. Made the Social Democrat ideology available to the Petit-Bourgeoisie
    447.  
    448. Added Sinosphere tradition to Ryukyuan culture
    449.  
    450. Changed Jairam Shivji's ideology from Royalist to Moderate
    451.  
    452. Changed Tomás Cipriano de Mosquera's ideology from Republican to Modernizer
    453.  
    454. Changed Lúcio Mansilla's ideology from Radical to Republican
    455.  
    456. Changed Hasan al-Alawi's ideology from Land Reformer to Moderniser
    457.  
    458. Changed numerous Landowners character ideologies from Royalist to Moderate
    459.  
    460. Changed Manuel Ignacio de Vivanco's ideology from Royalist to Authoritarian
    461.  
    462. Changed José Relvas's ideology from Republican to Radical
    463.  
    464. Changed Manuel Isidoro Belzú's interest group from Armed Forces to Rural Folk
    465.  
    466. Changed Euclides da Cunha's ideology from Republican to Positivist, and interest group from Rural Folk to Intelligentsia
    467.  
    468. Changed Custódio de Melo's ideology from Radical to Royalist
    469.  
    470. Changed James Longstreet's ideology from Radical to Liberal
    471.  
    472. Changed Arturo Fernández Vial's ideology from Social Democrat to Reformer
    473.  
    474. Changed Flavio Alfaro's ideology from Radical to Liberal
    475.  
    476. Changed Francisco Linares Alcántara's ideology from Radical to Liberal
    477.  
    478. Changed Victor Bonaparte's interest group from Landowners to Petty Bourgeoisie
    479.  
    480. Changed Gustave Cluseret's ideology from Radical to Republican
    481.  
    482. Changed Otto von Bismarck's ideology from Royalist to Authoritarian
    483.  
    484. Changed John French's ideology from Market Liberal to Moderate
    485.  
    486. Changed numerous Armed Forces character ideologies from Jingoist to Moderate
    487.  
    488. Changed Peregrine Maitland's ideology from Jingoist to Ethno-Nationalist
    489.  
    490. Changed Teofil Lapinski's ideology from Radical to Republican
    491.  
    492. Changed Santos Acosta's ideology from Radical to Liberal
    493.  
    494. Changed Ricardo Gaitan's ideology from Jingoist to Liberal
    495.  
    496. Changed Thomas Bugeaud's ideology from Orleanist to Authoritarian and his interest group from Rural Folk to Armed Forces
    497.  
    498. Changed Felipe Salaverry's interest group from Armed Forces to Landowners
    499.  
    500. Changed Rafaël Franco's ideology from Social Democrat to Corporatist
    501.  
    502. Changed Jefferson Davis's interest group from Armed Forces to Landowners
    503.  
    504. Changed Victor Hugo's ideology from Republican to Abolitionist
    505.  
    506. Upon reforming the Daimyō into the Kazoku as Japan, new Daimyō will no longer be generated
    507.  
    508. Changed Dayananda Saraswati's ideology from Feminist to Reformer
    509.  
    510. Changed Heinrich Clam-Martinic's ideology from Royalist to Reformer
    511.  
    512. French Legitimist, Bonapartist, and Orleanist revolutions will now have white, dark blue, and blue map colours respectively
    513.  
    514. The Heavenly Kingdom will now change names if it's State Atheist or no longer a Kingdom
    515.  
    516. Renamed "Restoration: End Sakoku" to "Restoration: Achieve Recognition", requiring Japan to become a Recognised Country
    517.  
    518.  
    519.  
    520. Interface
    521. The Company panel has received an update, with added filters and an overall improved layout
    522.  
    523. Moved the Previous Investments tooltip to be more visible under a label in the Construction panel
    524.  
    525. Added a list of characters to the population tab of the state information panel containing the characters who call that state their home
    526.  
    527. Matched the Army upkeep tooltip layout to the new Fleet upkeep tooltip
    528.  
    529. Added subtabs to the Population tab on the State panel to reduce how much you have to scroll to see the Characters and Pops lists
    530.  
    531. Added a proper Promote Commander tooltip to the promote button in the Character panel
    532.  
    533. Grouped "Insufficient Ship Crew" alerts into one
    534.  
    535. Added map notifications i.e. floating text messages when when ships are constructed/repaired/retrofit
    536.  
    537. Updated flagship button tooltip to show reason why a ship cannot be designated
    538.  
    539. Improved the tooltips of the Purveyor of Progress Journal Entry (Pivot of Empire)
    540.  
    541. Added missing text for when an agitator would not start or join a political movement if invited
    542.  
    543. Adjusted the tooltip of the "Everyone Disliked That" achievement to match its requirements
    544.  
    545.  
    546. Performance
    547. Optimized supply computation
    548.  
    549. AI countries will recruit Commanders on-demand instead of keeping a pool of them around
    550.  
    551. Optimized UpdatePartySupport ticktask
    552.  
    553. Cached modifier names for re-use
    554.  
    555. Country sea node range distance now updated in parallel
    556.  
    557. Precomputed Ideology Law Stances
    558.  
    559. Cached AI's willingness to prepare for war
    560.  
    561. Cached some expensive Diplomatic Play variables for the AI
    562.  
    563. Improved performance for AI evaluating Diplomatic Actions
    564.  
    565. Modding
    566. Added new scopes to can_join_side_in_diplomatic_play and can_start_diplomatic_plays_against
    567.  
    568.  
    569.  
    570. Bugfixes
    571. Fixed formations not receiving supply penalties from production shortages
    572.  
    573. Fixed an issue where armies could get stuck in exile
    574.  
    575. Fixed Market Access Price Impact (MAPI) not updating when incorporating a state, researching technology or switching from Traditionalism
    576.  
    577. Fixed Carlist Spain missing supply centers for their armies
    578.  
    579. Fixed a bug where the wrong character could get retired by the career end system, resulting in issues such as Metternich retiring before his JE is concluded and interest group leaders retiring shortly after assuming their new job
    580.  
    581. Fixed an issue that prevented Chartered Company-type subjects from ever being able to be annexed or have their autonomy reduced
    582.  
    583. Fixed armies getting stuck in some island states, including after invading certain island states
    584.  
    585. Fixed fleets getting stuck at sea when their transport target becomes invalid
    586.  
    587. Fixed a bug that could lead to the Iwakura Mission instantly unseating the Emperor by enacting Republic
    588.  
    589. Fixed a bug where armies were unable to merge outside of its home countries borders
    590.  
    591. Fixed a bug where, after the end of the war, the country could no longer track formation spam
    592.  
    593. Fixed an issue causing the game to not tell the player why they or another country can't join a diplomatic play as a result of insufficient interest in the region
    594.  
    595. Fixed a bug where the Japanese Daimyō could duplicate without limit upon a secession or revolution
    596.  
    597. Fixed an issue where a coup could remain if the commander executing it ceased to exist
    598.  
    599. Fixed a bug where Strait wargoals would invalidate when the strait province is occupied
    600.  
    601. Fixed a bug where we allowed you to decommission ships when a revolution is brewing
    602.  
    603. Fixed an issue where colonial countries could occasionally get the wrong primary cultures
    604.  
    605. Fixed an issue where ship crews could still be assigned from a state after its owner had changed
    606.  
    607. Fixed the Retire from Office interaction possibly resulting in the same character promptly being set as the new leader
    608.  
    609. Fixed a bug where locality calculations could go over 100%
    610.  
    611. Fixed a bug where a fleet sometimes could not deliver units to Circassia
    612.  
    613. Fleets from Gibraltar now properly travels through Mediterranean sea, instead of phasing through land
    614.  
    615. Fixed multiple instances of broken tooltips in the Iberian Union Journal Entry (Iberian Twilight)
    616.  
    617. Restoring King Miguel now causes the Reign of the Devourers Journal Entry for Portugal to invalidate (Iberian Twilight)
    618.  
    619. Federating Australia now properly includes New Zealand
    620.  
    621. Fixed an issue where Miguelist Portugal would have a default name, and French Legitimist revolutions would purport to be Miguelist
    622.  
    623. Fixed several issues in coups that could lead to visible null scopes
    624.  
    625. Fixed supply routes sometimes not following spline network correctly
    626.  
    627. Corrected the name order of several Japanese characters
    628.  
    629. The tooltip of The Imperial Sanction will no longer possibly mislead the player as to its outcome
    630.  
    631. Fixed an unlocalised string in the triggers for whether a country is a Crown Land or not
    632.  
    633. Finally captured and eliminated Henry Ford's mischievous clone
    634.  
    635. Fixed an issue where "The Voice of the Nation" could have a null scope in its flavour text
    636.  
    637. Update v1.13.4:
    638. Improvements
    639. When barrack levels are inherited from other countries, those units are no longer allowed to be merged into formations that have existed for more than a few days, and thus will no longer disrupt carefully managed unit compositions. Instead, they will form 1-2 new armies named after the country of their origin (so 'French Army' if you took barracks from France).
    640.  
    641. When armies are auto-split for transport they will now be proportionally split along unit groups to prevent sudden org loss from unbalanced formation chunks
    642.  
    643. Magnate noble titles will now only display if their country can reasonably be expected to have a titled nobility
    644.  
    645.  
    646.  
    647. AI
    648. Fixed an issue where the AI was failing to merge fleets and marine units at sea, resulting in many tiny formations
    649.  
    650. The AI should now properly calculate when its fleets need to return home to repair or take on crew
    651.  
    652. The AI is now less keen on intercept and protect supply missions against enemies with inferior navies
    653.  
    654.  
    655.  
    656. Balance
    657. Increased the base command limit for formations without commanders to 20, so to better handle multi-trip transport without organization crashing
    658.  
    659. Merchant Marine input scaling and World Market Hub routing now correctly uses travel distance rather than number of sea nodes to calculate additional MM input and best trade route. This should fix the issue with no trade going through Suez and also significantly alleviate the over-demand of Merchant Marine making trade unprofitable.
    660.  
    661. Reduced the time it takes to recover organization, 0% to 100% now takes 100 days (down from 200)
    662.  
    663. Changed the minimum Supply threshold under which a formation receives penalties to 25%, was 50% before. This means formations can fight at full effectiveness for longer before running into trouble.
    664.  
    665. Increased Supply Capacity for all land-based units significantly. This, together with the change above, should make them a bit less susceptible to fluctuations in Supply availability, e.g. while Supply Ships still need to be assigned to them.
    666.  
    667. Signing a "Foreign Investment Rights" treaty now requires an interest tier level of 2 or higher
    668.  
    669. Springtime of the Peoples revolutions will now require the capital to be in revolt, with at least 25% Revolution progress
    670.  
    671. The Springtime of the Peoples will now require a European major power to have their capital in revolt, with at least 25% Revolution  progress
    672.  
    673. The Divided Monarchists Journal Entry will cause the Revolution clock to progress faster whilst it is active (Voice of the People)
    674.  
    675. The Divided Monarchists Journal Entry for France now requires a civil war to make at least 25% progress before failing (Voice of the People)
    676.  
    677. Revolution state selection is now more strongly targeted towards states with high clout from insurrectionary Interest Groups and high Turmoil
    678.  
    679.  
    680.  
    681. Art
    682. Added model of Shibu Uchiwa (Japanese traditional paper fan) and updated idle poses for female characters
    683.  
    684. Added child ideology icon
    685.  
    686.  
    687. Interface
    688. The military panel interface is now far more compact and displays more information about units at a glance
    689.  
    690.  
    691.  
    692. Bugfixes
    693. Fixed a bug where fleets could get stuck in the Bering Sea and Western Polynesian Sea
    694.  
    695. Fixed a bug where transporting fleets could become 'stuck' at sea if the transport destination changed owner or controller, requiring a manual issuing of orders to get them moving again. They will now simply abort the mission and go home.
    696.  
    697. Fixed an issue where formations could get stuck during a transport mission
    698.  
    699. Fixed armies with a supply hub in Schleswig-Holstein not being able to build supply routes through the port
    700.  
    701. Fixed an issue where the button to pause supply ship construction was disabled if there were no military ships in the queue
    702.  
    703. Unraised conscripts no longer count against transport capacity. It is also no longer possible to raise conscripts (or continue raising conscripts being raised) when an army is overseas or in transit via ship, to prevent conscripts from suddenly appearing on the other side of the earth without needing transport.
    704.  
    705. Fixed armies not being cross Sinai from East to West
    706.  
    707. Fixed supply penalties from goods shortages not being applied
    708.  
    709. Fixed a bug where market access price impact (MAPI) would not update after switching from traditionalism
    710.  
    711. Fixed a bug where units could be recruited to and disbanded from formations being transported by fleets
    712.  
    713. Clicking the back button after clicking a military formation in the military panel now re-opens the military panel
    714.  
    715. Fix embarked armies not disembarking when target became invalid (for example state got occupied)
    716.  
    717. Fixed world market access ignoring blockade penalties in some cases
    718.  
    719. Fixed an issue that could prevent fleets from getting to resupply despite having enough supply ships
    720.  
    721. Fixed ship construction queue entries getting stuck at 99.99% and "throttling down" before finishing
    722.  
    723. Fixed a bug where you could be involved in a diplomatic play without having a high enough interest tier to join it
    724.  
    725. Fixed an issue where armies would continue to advance the front despite having no advance order
    726.  
    727. Fixed a case in which multiple characters could get the Emperor of Japan trait if one abdicated
    728.  
    729. Fixed a bug where certain states cannot be fully colonized using frontier colonization, for instance Australia
    730.  
    731. Fixed a bug where company-owned buildings would not auto downsize despite standing empty for extended periods of time.
    732.  
    733. Fixed an issue where ship models visually started travelling from their HQ to the current fleet location after loading a game
    734.  
    735. Fixed the Retire from Office interaction possibly resulting in the same character promptly being set as the new leader
    736.  
    737. Fixed an issue that could print errors when hovering characters in the "Honorable Restoration" Journal Entry
    738.  
    739. Character career lengths are now in a random span of days, not years, so they don't retire in bulk on January 1st
    740.  
    741. Fixed Abdicate Monarch failing to make heir the new ruler
    742.  
    743. Fixed a possible null scope in coups that could appear if a commander was unassigned
    744.  
    745. Fixed an issue in the trigger of "Discord within the [interest group]"
    746.  
    747. Fixed an issue where an independent India could keep its colonial cultures in cases where her languages were changed
    748.  
    749. Update v1.13.3:
    750. Improvements
    751. Ordering a fleet with insufficient capacity to transport an army will now have it make multiple trips to get the entire army to its destination. Moving any queued formations will result in them not being transported, while moving/giving a mission to the transporting fleet will cancel all further planned transportations.
    752.  
    753. There is a known issue: if an army is transported to a state that becomes invalid (e.g. when a state changes occupation) - the fleet will get stuck mid-ocean. Sending the fleet on any mission to any sea node fixes the issue, and the fleet can be stationed in any state afterwards to disembark the transported army.
    754.  
    755. Balance
    756. Cut the infamy cost of Threaten Naval Hostilities in half
    757.  
    758. Update v1.13.2:
    759. Improvements
    760. Military maintenance will now always be deducted before any other naval construction can happen, including supply ships. This avoids the issue of ships suffering maintenance penalties if you set the priority to allocate too little capacity for the category.
    761.  
    762.  
    763.  
    764. AI
    765. The AI is no longer willing to just give away states that grant control over a strait
    766.  
    767. Fixed several more cases where the AI could get blocked from launching naval invasions
    768.  
    769. Fixed an issue where the AI was not merging small Marine units formations that were deployed in the same land location
    770.  
    771.  
    772.  
    773. Balance
    774. Power bloc members now generate involvement the same way subjects do
    775.  
    776. Moved Reinforced Fortification Production Method unlock for Naval Fortifications to Breech-Loading Artillery. Previously was on Concrete Fortifications.
    777.  
    778.  
    779.  
    780. Interface
    781. Restructured the layout of the action buttons for Formations and what goes in the context menu and what goes outside of it
    782.  
    783. Hid ship modifications tech unlocks without DLC enabled
    784.  
    785. Supply ships should no longer count as military ships of a fleet while engaged in a battle
    786.  
    787. You can no longer set strait access restrictions when you have the strait open to everybody. Previously this would reset when you changed settings.
    788.  
    789.  
    790.  
    791. Bugfixes
    792. Fixed an issue where supply ships being raided would permanently join the raided fleet if the battle ended abnormally, inflating costs and power projection
    793.  
    794. Fixed an issue causing the game to not tell the player why they or another country can't join a diplomatic play as a result of insufficient interest in the region
    795.  
    796. Fixed an issue where exiling an agitator would not remove them as commander
    797.  
    798. Getting a toll exemption treaty now only affects the target country rather than all
    799.  
    800. Fixed a softlock in the Honourable Restoration Journal Entry caused by a non-Tokugawa shogun
    801.  
    802. The Emperor abdicating will no longer break the Honourable Restoration Journal Entry
    803.  
    804. Fixed an issue that prevented opium_wars.4 from ever firing
    805.  
    806. Kameoka (Kyoto mining hub) is now properly placed, connected and localized
    807.  
    808. Update v1.13.1:
    809. AI
    810. Fixed an issue where the AI would create a lot of tiny fleets. Also improved the behaviour for armies so AI should have less tiny armies
    811.  
    812. Fixed a bug where the AI would not disband empty formations it did not have a use for
    813.  
    814. Improved AI handling of obsolete ships, including cancelling obsolete ship constructions and more aggressive decommissioning of useless ships
    815.  
    816. Fixed a bug where the AI would generate way more templates than it needed and did a general improvement pass on how the AI designs ships to produce more sensible templates
    817.  
    818. Countries no longer start naval invasions using marines without a general
    819.  
    820. Fixed a bug where the AI was constructing new ships they did not have the necessary crew for
    821.  
    822. Added triggers for the AI to get rid of Merchant Navy if they have sufficiently high tech unlocked
    823.  
    824.  
    825.  
    826. Balance
    827. Reduced Literacy growth from 0.5% per week to 0.1% per week, as it was way too fast previously
    828.  
    829. Reverted the change to several Land Reform law such as Tenant Farmers that added minimum subsistence employment. We will experiment with bringing this back when the UI and mechanics support it properly.
    830.  
    831. Reduced the armor values of late game Capital Ships, moderately increased the damage of late game Cruisers, as damage was far too outclassed by armor from Modern Ironclads onwards
    832.  
    833. The fraction of Coup Strength formerly calculated off of the number of units commanded by a General or Admiral is now calculated off of that commander's rank divided by the sum of the ranks of all commanders of that type
    834.  
    835. Added two textile mills to Ile de France at game start, to discourage French uprisings on account of their threadbare clothes they can’t afford to replace
    836.  
    837. Reduced movement radicalism gain from the Geheime Staatskonferenz for Austria
    838.  
    839. Reduced movement radicalism gain from the Divided Monarchists Journal Entry for France
    840.  
    841. Increased the threshold for the Hungry Forties Journal Entry to fire
    842.  
    843.  
    844.  
    845. Art
    846.  
    847. More historical Japanese characters have had their specific character DNA for their appearances added
    848.  
    849. Fixed an issue where pre-restoration Officers pops could wear peasant clothing pre-Restoration if the player had no DLCs
    850.  
    851. Fixed blockade graphics not being shown on the map
    852.  
    853.  
    854.  
    855. Interface
    856.  
    857. Made the Strait map marker show up less frequently in the Default map mode
    858.  
    859. Removed the broken commander buttons from the Naval Invasion planner, we are planning to improve the general functionality of this feature in future hotfixes
    860.  
    861. Improved the missing crew alert by adding info that ships need to go to port to get new crew. This new part will be displayed in English only, until next week or so.
    862.  
    863.  
    864.  
    865. Performance
    866. Significantly increased AI performance for handling diplomatic plays
    867.  
    868. Improved AI performance for handling armies
    869.  
    870.  
    871.  
    872. Bugfixes
    873. Fixed the stranding of armies due to fleets forgetting they were transporting them because they got merged with another fleet. As a backup and to fix saves, we teleport any currently stranded armies at sea to their supply hub.
    874.  
    875. Fixed an issue that allowed countries to start or join diplomatic plays in a region even if they didn’t have the necessary interest tier level.
    876.  
    877. Stopped drowning marines when you merge two fleets. Instead allowed them to be attached to the other fleet as it was intended.
    878.  
    879. Fixed a bug where unraised irregular infantry could not gain any supplies
    880.  
    881. Fixed a bug where fleets could return to their home HQ when stationed in other HQs or states
    882.  
    883. Fixed ‘Abandon Piracy’ treaty not preventing ‘Piracy’ missions from still occurring
    884.  
    885. Fixed an issue where buildings which only employed very small pops would ignore them and dump their wages making them unable to hire anyone
    886.  
    887. Potentially fixed an issue that caused a rare bug which would cancel the construction of naval administration buildings
    888.  
    889. Fixed an issue that could print errors when hovering characters in the "Honorable Restoration" Journal Entry
    890.  
    891. Fixed Sweden owning Livestock Ranches in Kyoto
    892.  
    893. Removed deprecated Man-o-War good from the USA-Texas starting treaty
    894.  
    895. Removed the Armstrong Ironclad Prestige Good as it can no longer be produced
    896.  
    897. Fixed a number of localization issues