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Can anyone tell me how the revolution thing in America happens?
I had a large holding in South America when Brazil and Paraguay popped up from nowhere, i was able to stomp them easily but i couldn't annex them.
Does it only take one province in the "zone" to be of revolt risk high? even if it's not your one?
ta
I had a large holding in South America when Brazil and Paraguay popped up from nowhere, i was able to stomp them easily but i couldn't annex them.
Does it only take one province in the "zone" to be of revolt risk high? even if it's not your one?
ta
Are there specific missions, decisions, events, or something that gives Great Britain cores in India?
I have diverse set of resources, and my colonies are spread out over asia and south america, caribbean. It's not a vast empire, so what is best to build in cities, trade or production?
All European countries get such an event. They have to have cored an Indian province and established an Indian Trade Company, and their Indian core has to be next to Indian provinces owned by a nation outside the Western tech group.
Would also point out that colonising taiwan is the easiest route to get the east indian trade co.
Would point out that there are empty provinces more close, and that taking Dadra away from its owner would serve a double purpose.
Trade, I'd say, because it also increases production values.
Just remember to wait until the province is a city before taking the decision.
How is trade range calculated in DW?
I started a game as Burgundy and had no problems trading in Genoa and Venice. Some time into the game, and I am told that I am out of range. How did that happen?
I started a game as Burgundy and had no problems trading in Genoa and Venice. Some time into the game, and I am told that I am out of range. How did that happen?
Burgundy's southern territory is pretty close to Genoa and Venice, so I'm not sure how that could happen. Did you: Lose all of your southern territory? Move towards mercantilism? Install a map-mod after starting your Burgundy game?
Is there some benefit to a ridiculously high national manpower beyond having a good reinforcement pool and the ability to recruit a bunch of new troops all at once? I'm just wondering why some AI nations that already have high manpower like France tend to take National Conscripts or if they'd be better off having something else in its place?
Nothing of that. I even deleted the map cache... but this wierd effect persists.
Just now, for a month or so, I was again able to trade there... and then: poof, out of range again.
Are there conditions for being able to trade overland? Or is that just a strange bug?
Some of them, at least, probably have it on their Historical NIs list, making them very likely to take it.
Nothing for cores, but there's a mission that gives you conquest CB's on the entire Indian coast, letting you take provinces for 1 infamy.
Code:
conquer_indian_coastal_province = {
type = country
allow = {
or = {
tag = ENG
tag = GBR
}
indian_coast = { has_discovered = this }
not = { indian_coast = { owned_by = this } }
is_lesser_in_union = no
is_subject = no
}
abort = {
or = {
is_lesser_in_union = yes
is_subject = yes
}
}
success = {
indian_coast = { owned_by = this }
}
chance = {
factor = 1000
modifier = {
factor = 2
idea = land_of_opportunity
}
modifier = {
factor = 2
idea = colonial_ventures
}
}
immediate = {
indian_coast = {
limit = { port = yes range = yes has_discovered = THIS }
add_temp_claim = THIS
}
}
abort_effect = {
indian_coast = {
remove_temp_claim = THIS
}
}
effect = {
treasury = 50
}
}Are you sure its range? Maybe you have popup messages disabled for getting embargoed. Go to the individual CoT's screen and hover over the word Send on the Send Button. If it says "Cannot Compete Here" it means they've embargoed you, if you are out of range it'll say something like 'The distance to this CoT is XXXX and our current trade range is only YYYY"
Stupid question perhaps, but here goes. Every month there's a whopping 0.30 attrition added to my WE but the only troops in foreign territory is a 3-unit in Malta which has a Supply Limit of 8. I have a few rebels and a few stacks of 25 units camping in provinces (of my own) that only have a supply limit of 23-24. Are those stacks really to blame for that high attrition?
Well if you've checked each stack to make sure none are suffering attrition then I guess not. Could it be that some of your provinces are occupied? Not sure if that comes up as attrition or occupied provinces on the tool tip thought tbh.
How far away from you does it say they are? And what does it say your trade range is?