Culture unions can now do a shift but only if it is to a culture within their union. This means that if Azerbaijani Qara Koyunlu forms Persia for example they can still shift to Persian culture.
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Yes you should still be neighbours in that regard. In a recent LAN game we realized the Byzantine player lost his Latin tech group neighbour and couldnt westernize and we couldnt figure out why, until we realized it was because he had annexed The Knights. So straits seem to work completely like land borders.
Follow-up question: If he released The Knights as vassals, would they become latin tech again?
They can, but only if they get their core on the island of malta somehow.
Yes. Although teh likelyhood of a cardinal is still dependent on their base tax (and other national modifiers that increase or reduce or your likelyhood of getting cardinals, like badboy, papal states relations, etc).
That brings a bit of a problem with Crusader states.
I haven't seen any Cardinal from Overseas provinces so far.
will they change so rebelhunting is region-based in the beta patch? (for huuuuge empires)
Where is the best place to put your capital in north america?
I'm thinking of Campeche since its tropical but it has only 2 base tax
I'm thinking of Campeche since its tropical but it has only 2 base tax
I've just thought of something ... the AI isn't bound by the same rules as human played countriesin a lot of fields in this game.
you can't move your capital in or out the HRE
but can some of your vassal move its capital if you give it some chunks of north America? like Bremen which is OPM ...
you can't move your capital in or out the HRE
but can some of your vassal move its capital if you give it some chunks of north America? like Bremen which is OPM ...
I'm playing as Naples, trying to form Italy. My economy is a serious problem; I have about 8% inflation and have to mint about a fourth of my budget, leaving me at a slight technological disadvantage. Trading doesn't work well because Naples starts out with quite a bit of Mercantilism. Naples starts out decentralized too, so tax isn't very good. What can I do?
I don't see why you couldn't. However, I think the AI is unable to move capitals inside or outside the HRE, just like players. It really doesn't break that many rules.
Yeah , i tested different things , editing the save , but those vassals wouldn't move it to NA even given 8 provinces with cores and culture , etc (and them removed from HRE)
I have a few days to imagine a scheme to get one vassal to relocate there , like Portugal often does if they are reduced to Lisboa.
selling a province to Malacca or any non-european country so they won't change the culture, won't allow me to sponsor nationalists , only patriots , so this don't work either.
Once they have accepted one, they will have very likely to recieve other provinces adjacent.
I have a few days to imagine a scheme to get one vassal to relocate there , like Portugal often does if they are reduced to Lisboa.
selling a province to Malacca or any non-european country so they won't change the culture, won't allow me to sponsor nationalists , only patriots , so this don't work either.
Once they have accepted one, they will have very likely to recieve other provinces adjacent.
I have seen an HRE elector move its capital via the AI's magic "move my capital under duress" rules (that don't require maxed stability and a thousand ducats).
To Mozambique.
In a multiplayer Austria (a friend of mine) got into a PU with Burgundy. When he has negative relations (like -100) he won't get inherited right ?
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