good news and bad news, the good news is i have the answer to your dilemma and the answer is there is no dilemma.
the bad news is you do not get cores on any territory your inherited partener did not have cores on.
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good news and bad news, the good news is i have the answer to your dilemma and the answer is there is no dilemma.
the bad news is you do not get cores on any territory your inherited partener did not have cores on.
Maria Theresa was only ever Queen Consort of the HRE, it was her husband Francis I that was elected HRE because of the rules stipulating a woman could not be elected. The HRE was not hereditary de jure, only de facto.
And another question which came to my mind this night:
Can every vassal vote "no" on the Imperial Reforms, and if yes, will they "unvasalize". In my current game I have vassalized 75% of the Empire before "Revoking the Privileges" and I am afraid that the bigger ones like Bohemia or Burgundy could vote no on becoming my vassals or joining a Renovatio Imperio.
Also: What is the best way to gain Imperial Authority after passing the "ewiger Landfriede"- Reform? In my previous games I either had conquered enough countries allready so that i could release like 10 or 15 of them, or was not in the empire myself, but atm I got there as austria through Diplomacy, and thus can only release 4 countries..
Can every vassal vote "no" on the Imperial Reforms, and if yes, will they "unvasalize". In my current game I have vassalized 75% of the Empire before "Revoking the Privileges" and I am afraid that the bigger ones like Bohemia or Burgundy could vote no on becoming my vassals or joining a Renovatio Imperio.
Also: What is the best way to gain Imperial Authority after passing the "ewiger Landfriede"- Reform? In my previous games I either had conquered enough countries allready so that i could release like 10 or 15 of them, or was not in the empire myself, but atm I got there as austria through Diplomacy, and thus can only release 4 countries..
They elected her husband Emperor, as she could not be Emperor under Salic law. The Habsburgs still remained Emperor even with her gender getting in the way.
Hi,
If I start a Holy War in 1649 but make peace in say 1651, do I still get the infamy reduction?
If I start a Holy War in 1649 but make peace in say 1651, do I still get the infamy reduction?
I think you should be able -- it's the start of the war when the wargoals are checked.
Playing as the Teutonic Order, I'm currently engaged in a war with The Hansa. I've occupied Lubeck (none of their other provinces, though, as yet). They still have Hamburg and Bremen - they haven't expanded beyond their initial borders. Lubeck is their capital (isolated) - their Focus is in Hamburg. Why am I not able to demand Lubeck in a peace deal? It doesn't have a land connection to any of their other provinces.
The capital has to be completely isolated, no sea connection either.
When the loan is due you'll be given the option to either extend it or pay it off.
Is there a way to conquer a province and keep the province improvements on it?
like maybe via defecting,or a reconquest cb?
or do they get destroyed no matter what you do
thanks
like maybe via defecting,or a reconquest cb?
or do they get destroyed no matter what you do
thanks
How do MP game work? How long are they? I assume they can´t be lengthy so they are more focused on warmongering then country development right?
The standard is weekly 4 hour sessions starting in 1399 and hopefully finishing in 1821. You can read the first post or two of some of the active MP threads to get some basics down. A complete game usually takes around 5 months to complete.
In the beta patches, you get to keep the buildings if you have a core on the province. Can't remember if there are more conditions.
Buildings are destroyed even if another nation simply controls it during a war, right?