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Ahh... so your telling me all that work to sphere them in hopes that I could do an event to bring them all into one nation, much like you do with the german city states as prussia... was completly wasted and I should just wait for a diplomatic insult to remove the SI and just annex them? Well there goes my infamy
The problem is Australia is not an American democracy. Nations in North or South America which are democracies get huge bonuses to immigration (practically all the migrants go there). This may have changed in 1.4b though.
Unfortunately, no, and no.
Indian Sepoys will take Pondicherry and Goa when they unite the country, but you don't want them (they'll take the rest of India from the UK too.), and I've never seen them succeed.
They are your satellites as well as in your sphere, so even if they leave your sphere you still cannot annex them. The only way to break the satellite status is a revolution.
If I release a country in the Politics tab, the satellite status they'll receive will be the same as usually? Like they are not allowed to have their own diplomacy etc.
The priority of your influence, how many other countries you have influenced, your size and proximity relative to the country you're influencing, and some techs all affect how quickly you influence somebody. You'll get the highest possible rate (barring tech) for an OPM right next to you if that's the only one you're influencing.
Being a great power and one of the commerce tech lines (its an extra 20% for every one under FoT) affects how many points you get. Look at the tooltip on the boxes when you are influencing to see how that translates into influence.
I don't think there is any (in game anyway), but if nothing else, I'll bump this question. I'm curious too.
As jaxx2009 pointed out, the culture for Switzerland is "Swiss", so they won't going a German empire. Thank god!
You could "Conquer" them of course!
I don't believe there is a difference In-Game either. If you are the master, whether they are a "Sat" or "Dom" they are still a "puppet" to you.
Going to assume you mean influencing. In the Vanilla game I know a few techs in the Commerce or Culture tabs can increase your Diplomatic Influence.
(Just noticed "The Arch Mede" answered this already.)
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As the Netherlands, why do all of my soldier pops in my homeland evaporate even at 100% military spending, and how do I prevent it?
I want to beable to get all the indian subnations into one giant british india so I can free it into a puppet India state, like you can do with Canada and Australia. So the only way to do that is to manage to get them out of my sphere and then decalre to anex?
Since there is very little chance of a released India not becoming a GP anyway, why not just let the Sepoys win?
Problem is that would create a free India when you want to puppet it. The only true ways to form India as a British puppet are to either annex all the Indian nations (through Conquest or Doctrine of Lapse) or let the Sepoys win, Restore Order to India, then release as a puppet. Which I'm sure you'll agree is very longwinded.