Magna Mundi Platinum - Stories Bound in History -> RELEASED!

**ubik** · October 03, 2008, 09:59 PM

MAGNA MUNDI PLATINUM V.1.00

Well, its about time. Mr. Luciano's champagne is losing its strength and I want to go to sleep.

Included here for free are countless hours of fun, but I am sure there will be lots of bugs in these first versions of Magna Mundi Platinum (no, we are not aware of any).
The truth is: A handfull of talented and dedicated modders plus a handfull of dedicated beta testers falls short of catching all the bugs, given the complexity of the beast.
Now that it will be tested by thousands of people, the bug hunting season is opened!

Expect the manual during the weekend.

... tread lightly. Magna Mundi is not for the reckless folk!

Install instructions

1) Install EU3, Napoleon’s Ambition and In Nominee.
2) Update In Nominee to version 3.1
3) You should see a mod pull-down option in the launcher (it should say "default" to begin with).
4) Extract the MagnaMundiPlatinum.exe file to your EU3/mod directory.
4.1) Make sure that before extracting, you delete all content from any previous version of Magna Mundi from the mod directory.
4.2) After extracting, make sure that you see a file with a MagnaMundiPlatinum.MOD extension in that directory. If you don't, you should move the directories so the MagnaMundiPlatinum.MOD is in EU3/mod and there is a MagnaMundiPlatinum directory right after it (in EU3/mod/MagnaMundi2).

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**John I Tzimisces** · October 04, 2008, 03:48 AM

At long last! Thank you ubik, I extend my thanks for your and the labor of all others who worked on MMP!

*dances madly*

**ubik** · October 04, 2008, 08:00 PM

LOLOLOL!

**~~Banzai!~~** · October 07, 2008, 05:58 PM

This mod is insane! In the first three years I get -200 relations with the HRE electors without doing anything, framed, lose half my country to anti-judaic mobs and get dropped down to -3 stability by events. I'm not even bothering investing in stability because some event will just pop up that undoes my stability gains.

Also it stutters every month.

**Darkarbiter** · October 08, 2008, 03:33 AM

Originally Posted by Banzai!

This mod is insane! In the first three years I get -200 relations with the HRE electors without doing anything, framed, lose half my country to anti-judaic mobs

I know I probably shouldn't, but this mod reminds me of borat.

Great job though anyway... it just seems that I need to take more of a "play, do the best for your country and see what happens" stance rather then, ohz noes you haven't expanded in the last 10 years, fail fail fail.

**ubik** · October 10, 2008, 06:21 AM

Version 1.05 fixed some serious balance issues with rebels.

Today we are releasing version 1.1 and yet some more fine tuning was done.

It should not be harder than MMG2.

This being said, if you play with the careless behaviour the vanilla game allows, you'll be trashed. You now need to THINK and have a plan before doing soemthing.

The idea is not about building an army to conquer a neighbour. The idea is to build an army. Then, it will open another possibility given the changing diplomatic environment. One day, when the conditions are right you will use the army to conquer the neighbour.

The same goes for everything else. No immediacy here. Long term planning and VERY careful management of stability.

Be careful with the badboy. Framed is only a major concern if you go over 50% of it. Otherwise it is just a bump in the road that must be overcome by the player's political and administrative capabilities.

This is not a mod for fantasy conquerors. This is a mod for those who like to play within the constraints of plausibility.

**Darkarbiter** · October 11, 2008, 01:23 AM

Hey I'm not bagging it, its just those times where I play tired and decide to go all out conquerer is more bang my head against the wall mode for this mod

Instead of getting boring quickly, it gets boring incredibly quickly.

anyway, thats not what eu3 is about. In general great mod... and I can't wait to play some more tomorrow. Really great (and somewhat different) experience, and it really helps out eu3, and its replayability.