I decided to start a game as Castille in the grand campaign. First quest was ofcourse to finish the requonsita, so I declared war on Granada and annexed it. This also put me in a war against several of the north african countries and among them Marocco that was the war leader. I shipped some troops over and took control over most of their land. I planned to make them my vassal, but for that I needed 156 warscore, so I decided to take their 3 richest provinces instead. Tangier, Ceuta and Fez.
A few years later I got government 4 and my first national ide and is now researching production so I can build constables. I'm clicking around on my provinces to find out wich one I want to build in first. I click on Fez and see it's distant overseas and I get tarrifs instead of other income. No surprice there, but when I click on Tangier and Ceuta, they are NOT distant overseas and I get tax income and production income from them instead of tarriffs. What's up with that???
I can accept that if you own both Gibraltar and Tangier that will count as a land connection, but why is then Fez overseas? All the 3 African provinces are connected, they all have a port and I don't have cores on any of them. Anyone have an explenation for this?
While we're on the subject will things like a dock. workshop, counting house, mint and stock exhange be just as usefull in overseas provinces as in regular provinces?
A few years later I got government 4 and my first national ide and is now researching production so I can build constables. I'm clicking around on my provinces to find out wich one I want to build in first. I click on Fez and see it's distant overseas and I get tarrifs instead of other income. No surprice there, but when I click on Tangier and Ceuta, they are NOT distant overseas and I get tax income and production income from them instead of tarriffs. What's up with that???
I can accept that if you own both Gibraltar and Tangier that will count as a land connection, but why is then Fez overseas? All the 3 African provinces are connected, they all have a port and I don't have cores on any of them. Anyone have an explenation for this?
While we're on the subject will things like a dock. workshop, counting house, mint and stock exhange be just as usefull in overseas provinces as in regular provinces?
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