@Phoonix, that might be doable but would probably be so OP as to make the game not fun. A sort of Roman lost colony start might be interesting but would be harder to implement since it would require a lot of speculation to separate them from just regular Roman origins.

yes or start a colonia empire with mars, europa and titan as colony

@Ph00nix Hmm, start as a colony of Rome instead of Rome itself?

coloniale start ?

@Captain403 literally the only thing that changes in the updates is the number that tells Steam and the Paradox launcher what version of the game the mod is for. It changes so little that it really doesn't need any code tweaks and its content complete so nothing inside the mod needs changing until someone finds a bug.

Changelogs would be nice. ;)

@awgw0807 No problem! I plan on updating this officially when the next DLC drops in a few weeks but i'm not anticipating anything actually breaking.

I'm an idiot...lol it's working, thanks for your help Risker!

@awgw0807 hmm, but if you try to use it anyway does it not work?

For version 3.11.3, no its not. Every time i click on the launcher it says its outdated

@awgw0807 is it not functioning on the current version?

Hey! Are there plans to update this for the current version?

@thee's Vang I will say, i tried very hard to get custom origin pictures to work. It actually delayed the mod going live for several days as i tried different ways of getting the images to appear in game before finally deciding to just reuse vanilla origin pictures.

@Thee'e Vang I don't have a guide but this was my first major mod and i think it turned out relatively well so even beginners should be able to make it work.

Basically there are 3 parts, the origin itself with any bonuses you assign to it, the jobs that you are adding and the buildings you are going to be adding or editing to. You can make the outer shell of a mod by firing up the stellaris launcher and going to "all installed mods" and in the top right it should have a "create mod" button. After that you go to the folder it creates and recreate the folder structure from Stellaris that you need, Common>Goverments>Origins for example. From there you can just create files with the prefix of your mod, this mods prefix is RI, and what the file does like RI_pop_jobs. Then you can just start copying jobs, buildings, whatever from the base game and pasting them into your mod files and tweaking them as you need.

Do you have a tutorial or a modding guide? I could make it myself.

@thee's Vang I don't see why it couldn't be done but my knowledge of the Chinese dynasties isn't quite where'd id like it be. Also a big reason i made this mod was because of the SPQR namelist which paradox added a while back. a Chinese Dynasty mod would either have to include its own namelist or just have the players use a vanilla namelist.

Can you make one for China Dynasty? Han, Ming, and Qing Dynasties?

@Jorgin it should be fully functional in a vanilla 3.10 game.

Works on 3.10?

@A Japanese Man No problem! I play with a ton of mods and Steam's fake installs has caused me and my friend a lot of grief over the years lol. Hope you enjoy the mod!

looks like it was an installation issue, sorry about that. Thanks.

@A Japanese Man no DLCs should be required but if you have only subscribed to it today then its possible steam has said that it downloaded the mod but it actually hasn't. unsubsribing and resubscribing may help, or setting Stellaris as a high priority game.

I've also noticed that if you are using other origin mods these origins will not be at the bottom of the list. Generally they seem to sit somewhere around the middle of the list but i imagine that depends on what origin mods you are using and how many origins are added.

Doesn't seem to be showing up for me in the origins tab, is there something I'm missing like a DLC?

@Apate there is so little information on the Roman Kingdom which was nearly mythical even to the Romans of the late Republic that i don't think it would be possible to add a 4th origin for it. Especially since the Imperial Authority type is already represented in the Roma Aeterna origin.

It will also be added Roman Kingdom ?

This is very cool. kinda pairs well with the civics from Space Rome

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Ah yes, fulfilling the requirement that every Paradox game let you play as Rome in some form. :D

@Ph00nix well, technically yes. the code obviously supports origins giving extra colonies i don't really see the point. The origins represent stages of the actual roman empire, not corresponding stages of space Rome.

While the idea of playing Barbarian Invasion in space is an interesting one, it is kind of outside the scope of the mod.

Can you add more colonize planet to start like with ( Advanced Starts & Civics )?

@Ph00nix you start with just 1 planet like any other origin. The goal is to add roleplay opportunities to the game rather than radically altering the game balance.

how many colonize planets do you have?