Of course, no one would expect the transition from the Early Modern Period to present day to be wholly smooth sailing, and the mod lists a few known problems that users have encountered. There’s a bunch of other changes, too, including new trade boycott mechanics, espionage abilities, a new valuable resource in titanium, and diplomacy alterations. The mod’s creators, Steam users Ghalandar and Aetherum, have also introduced pre-established international alliances to the game, including the European Union, and additional gameplay mechanics, including military base-building, and tweaks to how players provide military support to foreign nations. Infantry have also got a spruce-up, and now come equipped with modern military weaponry – although uniforms, bizarrely, haven’t kept up with the times, so expect to see 17th Century line infantry carrying around automatic assault rifles. You can recruit everything from armoured patrol cars, to heavy tank battalions, to aircraft carriers, complete with miniature planes populating their runways, each with a new unit model.
Modern military technology now peppers the map. Released on February 11 and available on Steam Workshop now, the mod overhauls the game’s map and playable countries, while introducing a host of new mechanics and units in-keeping with our modern world. New Europa Universalis 4 mod Modern EU4 transplants your grand-strategising to the 21st century, ditching the mad monarchs and messy musket-fire of the Early Modern Period in favour of the assault rifles, aircraft carriers, and intergovernmental military treaties of our present day.
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