Nevermind, seems it takes a few more years after my unlawful territory cores to be fully registered.
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Plus they may have hired a band of 5000 mercenaries to aid their cause - maybe paid for by one of your rivals.There might be a 10 towns with 500 pop + 50 with 100 pop + probably several thousands not in any town at all.
The modifier is removed a while after they core, I think it takes longer the more infamy you have, among other factors.
No, generals are not restricted by a certain time. Only their deaths send them away.Does a General die in 10 years after you recruit him?
Yes, it makes those nations less likely to accept your offer.Does Infamy effect Vassalization offers?
Only if you need that extra centralization move. I usually take it, since it saves me the pain of moving towards centralized on the slider itself.Should I take the pass militia act?
There is no fixed duration. They die/retire randomly (although the probability may increase after a certain time).Does a General die in 10 years after you recruit him?
More discipline is always useful.Should I take the pass militia act?
How exactly is the best way to get into playing EU3 multiplayer?
Any ground rules or helpful things you should always know? Are there ever any games geared specifically for players new to multiplayer?
Will most other players try as hard as they can to kill you?
Hi, I'm playing httt as Denmark. I'm really struggling to hold Sweden in the pu. Can I actually inherit them though? I thought I needed to have more provinces? Any more general advice would be great I'm broke keeping army big enough to stop them spamming insults! Thanks for your help
If they are at war they won't insult spam you no matter the relative size of your armies. Of course you also can't inherit but chances of inheriting when you have fewer provinces are terrible anyway. Once you get to the point where you have as many provinces as Norway start worrying about going to peace, until then the easiest way to keep the union going is to just stay in random wars with the crusade target or anyone you get missions against.
From what I've seen, Norway is checked before Sweden so once you can inherit them it will often put you in position to immediately inherit Sweden as well (pretty much all or nothing).
I'm playing France, kind of RP game as always. HRE, mainly Austria and Bohemia gave me a hard way earlier in the game so instead of focusing on beating the crap out of the brits I want to completely destroy the HRE. I managed to vassalize / PU 5 Electors out of the 7 so I'm now the Emperor without being a part of HRE.
Every province I annexed from HRE when I wasnt the Emperor had left the Empire. And know I am the Emperor I use "Imperial ban" and "Imperial reconquest" as Casus Beli to annex tons of provinces.
To disband HRE the tooltip said that I have to vassalize every Elector and control Emperor's capital province. Now it says that I just cant disband HRE as the Emperor. So what ? The only way I can disband HRE now is vassalize the 2 remaining electors, and insult every one so they will not vote for me ?
If you leave the Empire I believe you lose any non-core HRE provinces and all your core provinces leave the HRE.Ok thanks. Do you know what will happend to all the provinces I've conquered while being Emperor if I leave ? Because even If I am not a HRE member, holding a HRE territory and being warned by the Emperor give me a stability hit. And I'll get 30 of them, at 9 magistrates a year it will take time before leaving all the provinces from HRE...