i have a prob.playing as greece i want (let us say) the anracho-liberals to get a rebellion going,but still even though they have 100% militancy and 11 brigades they wont rise up?why?"
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Trying to narrow down the specifics of combat width. If I have an army with, let's say, 30 infantry brigades and the width limit (via tech) is 25, what happens to the extra five brigades? Are they completely ignored, can they rotate in?
Does anyone have any advice on how to play the influence game as Prussia against Austria? Every time in my last game as Prussia just when I was ready to move against Austria they would free one of my minors from my SOI.
I just want to make sure this is true, in my South German Federation game
1-Austria-Hungary formed
2-I beat the crap out of it
3- Rebels everywhere, Austria is released
If I sphere this new Austria will they eventually petition to join the SGF? And how about the other Austria-Hungary which is no longer a gp?
1-Austria-Hungary formed
2-I beat the crap out of it
3- Rebels everywhere, Austria is released
If I sphere this new Austria will they eventually petition to join the SGF? And how about the other Austria-Hungary which is no longer a gp?
about the potato blight ...
Was i really unlucky or is it some way to prevent it?
I got stuck thrice doing a remplacement in a MP game , losing a lot of my population in the process as I played Belgium, over 10 years.
Was i really unlucky or is it some way to prevent it?
I got stuck thrice doing a remplacement in a MP game , losing a lot of my population in the process as I played Belgium, over 10 years.
You can research Inorganic Chemistry earlier to avoid the blights. All the famine and plague events have their counter in the Medicine line of techs.
2 questions: playing as krakow i get polish rebellions but they are BROKEN!!! they will occupy krakow but wont do anything.if i release polands nothing happens and if i click 'play as' the game ends and sais i was annexed.kind of annyoing
ALSO playing as greece my troops always have low morale even if i find the +morale techs.why?
ALSO playing as greece my troops always have low morale even if i find the +morale techs.why?
not sure about the poland thing.
For your troops, do you have your national stockpile spending at 100%? They won't have good morale if they don't have good supplies. If you do have your spending up and they still don't get morale, then you are too low on the totem pole to get the goods you need from the world market. You could switch to irregular troops as they only require wool, but they suck in combat... only slightly better then mobilized farmers... maybe.
After a certain date, Great Wars are discovered. Basically, every war which has more than one Great Power on both sides becomes a Great War. From what I know, here are some of the effects:
- Maximum infamy costs to justify war are cut to 33% of the original value
- Wargoals are much cheaper to demand
- White peace is no longer possible, the "Great War Capitulation" is a mandatory wargoal
- The "Great War Capitulation" means that you have to lose 50% of your military, can't build any new military (for 5 years), have to pay the victor a certain amount of your taxes (for five years) and you can't declare any war (I think, not sure - again, for five years)
They're basically designed to change the world up a bit, since regular wars lack the grandeur of the really big ones.
For them to do something you must either be a Great Power or in the sphere of a Polish Great Power (I don't think this can happen; unless somehow Danzig becomes a GP, and even then I think they have North German as primary culture.)
This is because you only have the one province. When releasing a country, it is never given your capital, even if it has a core there. So when you try to release Poland, it gets nothing, due to all the territory you hold being your capital.
Relax, historically Krakow was annexed by Austria in 1846. But I don't think the AI uses the "Conquest" CB. Ever. So you're always going to exist.
oh well.im still playing as a krakow (kommunist one) and as soon as i turned communist (near 1900) persia attacked me demanding 1 african colonie and then the U.K took 1 of my indian colonies.not sure if coinsidence or communist hating
When you have a revolution, all your alliances are broken and you lose all influence.
i never was ally with them,and never great power.i guess they never attacked me cause mother russia was protecting me.oh well,sad way for things to turn in 30 years before the end
Question: How do rebels "win"? Say I'm the USA. I have a lot of troops and provinces. I want to go Communist just for the hell of it. Some Communist rebels rise up. What do I do to get them to win, how do I tell them I want to give up and when do they actually win?
They change your government once they have occupied your capital for a year.
