Reach government tech 27.Originally Posted by RiseFromTheAshz
Or be France, reach government tech 25, and have 100 ducats monthly income and a king with ADM 8, and take the decision "Say L'etat, c'est moi".
Reach government tech 27.
Or be France, reach government tech 25, and have 100 ducats monthly income and a king with ADM 8, and take the decision "Say L'etat, c'est moi".
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I think you should be able to do so directly when you've got government level 27.
Originally Posted by RobRoy3
Yes.
But it's a province modifier; so if you lose the province, you lose the bonus.
All province modifiers feature a mouseover which shows their effects.
Wait.....how can it give national if it's a province modifier? Or you mean I have to keep Lubeck to keep the national modifier?
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Is there any way to stop hordes from attacking me other than colonizing their lands? I have occupied their lands for some time, but rebels are just too annoying. If I demand tribute from them, will they attack me again? I'm bordering four different hordes right now.
so the event where all my provences start to switch to protestant just started to happen, how can i stop it, is it literally gonna stop until all my provinces are protestant? should i just convert to protestant ?
Use national ideas. Church attendance day/Divine supremacy/Unam Sanctum make reformation spread 100% slower in your country.
so its never gonna stop by itself?
It will. Like in reality, there will be a council which will give rise to the Counter-Reformation.
But, if you don't use those NIS, by the time it comes up, you'll probably be completely protestant.
Yes, they'll attack again after the truce expires. They keep the truce if YOU pay tribute to them, though.
Getting a buffer state can be handy. Perhaps one of the rebels will form a useful state if left alone? Or can you release an intervening vassal during the peace term? There's also a high likelihood that another state will take advantage of your weakening their rival, and attack one of your horde neighbors. Even if it's another horde, maybe they'll vassalize your neighbor.
Four hordes? Who are you? A Georgia or Persia that's expanded a bit?
Yes.
Often HSA players find themselves well positioned to become HOL, PRU, GER and/or HRE. Doing so is fun. But if you cede Lubeck somewhere along the line, or release it as a vassal, you lose that nice province modifier, which does indeed affect your entire nation (strange as it sounds)
I am playing as Moscowy and I am trying to eat Siberia, but a problem has shown up. Their last province is "too wild and hard to make a permanent settlement". Hopw the heck am I suppose to annex the horde when i can't make any settlement in their province? :S
Province modifier, national effects. Very simple, it's a modifier attached to the province that gives global country-wide effects.
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I think you have to switch to Despotic Monarchy first. And as that, you can switch to Absolute Monarchy.
I've been confused about the meaning of infamy reduction when selecting a CB. I thought the percentage meant a reduction, but was just watching a video that said lower is better. Which is it?
Never saw this, in my Moscow-Russia game i just colonized every single horde in my way without problems
The infamy modifier listed is what the costs are multiplied by. So 25% means you're paying a quarter of the normal infamy costs. 0% (which I think is limited to Reconquest only) means you get no infamy at all.
I seem to remember there being a bug where if a base tax 1 horde province gets an event that reduces the base tax there to 0, it becomes uncolonizable. If that is the case you can edit the save to fix it.
Well, how do I do this? Is it hard?
If you want to convert to protestant (it has some advantages) then accept a conversion to protestant in a peace deal. "Offer tribute" > convert to protestant. This way you get no stability hit.
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