Originally posted by nelly644
How come, when all new cultures are enabled, Brandenburg has Upper German as a state culture, but Lower German provinces?
Originally posted by Caliga
Yes, I've observed the Tangiers CoT several times and assumed it was caused by an event which I didn't notice.
-Caliga
Originally posted by Caliga
Yes, I've observed the Tangiers CoT several times and assumed it was caused by an event which I didn't notice.
-Caliga
Originally posted by Onslaught
If there is no event taking place, it could very well be a random CoT appearing instead. It is usually a sign of the number of CoTs existing being too low.
Originally posted by Onslaught
If there is no event taking place, it could very well be a random CoT appearing instead. It is usually a sign of the number of CoTs existing being too low.
I suspect Juan's startdate should be pushed back to 1464, but I've PM'd Txini to confirm.Originally posted by nelly644
Blanca I and Juan I both rise to the throne on Jan 1 1425 in Navarra
I saw it pop up January 1431, and no, it's not by event. Probably the result of trade good changes and/or tax base increases.Originally posted by Caliga
I'm curious to hear the experiences of others, but if it's that consistent that a CoT pops up in Tangiers supposedly 'randomly', we ought to a) either add one other CoT, or b) just put one in Tangiers if that's not ahistorical.
They should get Lower by event in the 1440s.Originally posted by nelly644
How come, when all new cultures are enabled, Brandenburg has Upper German as a state culture, but Lower German provinces?
Originally posted by Korath
I saw it pop up January 1431, and no, it's not by event. Probably the result of trade good changes and/or tax base increases.
There's an event for Prussia that makes Danzig a CoT as choice A starting in 1435, if they still own it and aren't at war; perhaps this should be moved slightly earlier? In any event, it needs a duplicate event for Poland (which generally ends up owning it), and a failsafe for if neither have the province.
What's the earliest that people have seen the CoT pop up? And has anyone seen it anywhere but Tangiers?
Originally posted by Korath
I suspect Juan's startdate should be pushed back to 1464, but I've PM'd Txini to confirm.
IIRC he's in Northumberland by design - or was it agreed on that he should be moved back?Originally posted by nelly644
Henry V (English Monarch/Leader) is still in Northumberland. He should be moved to Normandie.
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trigger = {
owned = { province = 313 data = -1 }
provinceculture = { prov = 313 data = polish }
OR = {
religion = protestant
religion = reformed
}
}
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[color=white]
trigger = {
owned = { province = 313 data = -1 }
provinceculture = { prov = 313 data = polish }
AND = {
OR = {
religion = protestant
religion = reformed
}
}
}
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These work correctly - EU2 triggers use prefix notation, not infix. The original trigger as you posted is the same as:Originally posted by vilkouak
I found another bug of me. Trigger for some german shift events are:
Originally posted by nelly644
I've seen it in 1422 and 1428, so i think the startdate for the Danzig event shouild go back to 1419. And always in Tangiers.
Originally posted by Korath
IIRC he's in Northumberland by design - or was it agreed on that he should be moved back?
Originally posted by Onslaught
But if the event fires in 1419, what's the point of it? IMO the CoT should be there from the beginning, if the event must be moved back so much...