Not to mention the prestige and morale bonuses and extra war exhaustion reduction.
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I'm currently playing as scandinavia in 1490, and i've long since researched men at arms (I'm at land tech 8), however i cannot produce them in my cores, i can only produce them in cores from nations i have conquered, as far as i understand, it is because i can use the tech they have, while having their cores, however i do not understand why i cannot train men at arms (Or any units other than latin knights and latin medieval infantry)
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
@ANO1453 & il_loco
I thank you very much, i did not think of this at first, unconsciously i must've been ignoring that tab.
I thank you very much, i did not think of this at first, unconsciously i must've been ignoring that tab.
can you form Germany with Austria? Looks like I would probably have too many Austrian Cultural providence''s to do so.
AFAIK there are more Saxon than Austrian provinces. So, after conquering them, changing your capital and culture shifting, you could probably go directly HAB > GER or even HAB > PRU > GER.
Yes. You need to let your enemy have a province left so they can produce soldiers for you to fight. Battles reset the auto white-peace timer.
If you're in a war for five years and there is no violence (i.e. you just occupy provinces instead of fighting or assaulting) the game automatically creates a white peace. This is to stop distant AIs from locking themselves into wars and driving up their WE, as well as to stop abuse of war taxes.
somewhere I read about the overseas enemy provinces after few years of occupation defect to you automaticaly, not just randomly
true?
true?
Used to be true, but it isn't any longer. Colonies can be captured by "Seize Colony" (an option on the bottom of any army's window). For a self-sustaining province:
- Same culture group as the province your opponent holds
- Less than five war exhaustion
- Opponent has more than fifteen war exhaustion
- Province has been occupied for some time
these all requirements are met and they fall to my ownership in order I occupied them after that "some time"?
"some time" is not defined but variable?
like in deffection of occupied provinces of other cultures?
sometimes I try waiting for that but it's painfully slow
It's variable, yes. It has a MTTH (Mean Time to Happen) of about 3000, meaning it will be anywhere from 25-75 years IIRC. Best just to take it in a peace deal.
I am quoting myself since the question seemed to get lost the last time. I tried looking in the different text files, but could not find this decision anywhere. If it matters, i am Poland Culture Shifted to Liguria.
Here is a picture to prove that i am not hallucinating.
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how do you get it to show your ship numbers in the top right of the screen. where the army infromation is at all times ?
I think if you are not catholic, you get a "The conquest of Rome" modifier". +0.5 Missionaries and +1% Prestige. You can look all of these up under "triggered modifiers", the icon of two crossed flags in the lower right.
I am quoting myself since the question seemed to get lost the last time. I tried looking in the different text files, but could not find this decision anywhere. If it matters, i am Poland Culture Shifted to Liguria.
Here is a picture to prove that i am not hallucinating.
though I do not known if it is the question you ask but I was able to enact that decision multiple times with different nations.