Event
The Winter of Current Year
Past winters have always been cumbersome. The marching of the frost frequently claimed the lives of our fellow men, the crops of our farms. However, this year the cold has reached an unimaginable degree, striking the entire continent with a force that seems to freeze time itself. Bitter winds sweep the land, as, slowly, even the most resilient animals and plants bow down to the unquestionable reign of mother nature.
Entire villages are buried under the snow, as granaries full of stockpiles go bad within days. Even those who huddle around a fire can barely keep the relentless chill at bay, while animals freeze where they stand, their bodies stiff and lifeless...
Definitionin_game/events/situations/little_ice_age.txt:1578
1579type = country_event
1580category = situation_event
1581title = winter_events.16.title The Winter of Current Year
1582desc = winter_events.16.desc Past winters have always been cumbersome. The marching of the frost frequently claimed the lives of our fellow men, the crops of our farms. However, this year the cold has reached an unimaginable degree, striking the entire continent with a force that seems to freeze time itself. Bitter winds sweep the land, as, slowly, even the most resilient animals and plants bow down to the unquestionable reign of mother nature.
Entire villages are buried under the snow, as granaries full of stockpiles go bad within days. Even those who huddle around a fire can barely keep the relentless chill at bay, while animals freeze where they stand, their bodies stiff and lifeless...
Entire villages are buried under the snow, as granaries full of stockpiles go bad within days. Even those who huddle around a fire can barely keep the relentless chill at bay, while animals freeze where they stand, their bodies stiff and lifeless...
1583outcome = neutral
1584historical_info = winter_events.16.historical_info The winter of 1709, known as The Great Frost, stands as one of the coldest winters ever recorded in Europe. It swept across much of the continent, hitting France, Italy, England, and Scandinavia especially hard. From late December 1708 through March 1709, temperatures dropped dramatically, covering the land in snow and ice for weeks. Major rivers like the Thames in England and the Seine in France froze completely, halting trade and travel. The deep freeze led to widespread hardship, leaving a lasting mark on European history.
1585image = "gfx/interface/illustrations/situation/little_ice_age.dds"
1587trigger = {
1588num_locations > 0
}
1591immediate = {
1597every_province = {
1598if = {
1599limit = {
1600any_location_in_province = {
1600winter_level = severe
}
}
1602change_province_food_percentage = -0.15
}
1604if = {
1605limit = {
1606any_location_in_province = {
1606winter_level = normal
}
}
1608change_province_food_percentage = -0.1
}
1610if = {
1611limit = {
1612any_location_in_province = {
1612winter_level = mild
}
}
1614change_province_food_percentage = -0.05
}
1616else = {
1617change_province_food_percentage = -0.03
}
}
}