These sea provinces have a distinct symbol on them, and enable much faster movement between continents.ĪGCEEP completely revises the countries that are in the game. These are sea provinces which, for gameplay purposes, function as Fast Northern Sea Zones. The most obvious difference, however, is the addition of Ocean Currents. Most of North Africa has been officially moved into either Europe or Asia (thus affecting which continent rules they follow). Some provinces have been renamed in the game files. Whilst the provinces have been left in the same place, and the province names on the map have not been changed, there have been some changes in the geography. The last version (1.58) that is compatible with EUII, rather than For The Glory can be downloaded from a Japanese-language page here (click the blue: こちら) Thought the website does not still exists, the forum thread for it at the Paradox Interactive forums still does. The AGCEEP has also taken on other mods as part of it such as Alun's Reformation Mod and Peter Ebbesen's Manpower Mod as well as the AI files of Daywalker's greatest AI mod. The AGCEEP has created a large set of new events, modified many existing events, and added or modified leaders, monarchs, graphics, AI files and scenario setup. Eventually the EEP and the AGC were able to put aside their differences and recombine their efforts into the AGCEEP Project. The AGC Project sought to also include more historical events and focused on providing more options to allow players to play the version of the Grand Campaign that they wanted to. It also provided what-if events for countries usually doomed to obliteration, like the Byzantine Empire.Įventually a great schism arose within the EEP causing the "Alternative Grand Campaign" Project to split off from the EEP. The purpose of the EEP was to provide players with additional historic events. Soon after the release of Europa Universalis II a group of enthusiasts started the "Event Exchange Project". This section is taken from the now-defunct website for the mod.
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