Now before you ask! NO you cannot both offer and demand something.
Now before you ask! NO you cannot both offer and demand something.
Yeah. While the terrain map is terrific, the political map looks much worse than EU3W (and CKII, which it shares most of its graphical style with).This map looks so pre-DW.
A shame, would have been the icing on the cake.Now before you ask! NO you cannot both offer and demand something.
Now before you ask! NO you cannot both offer and demand something.
Conc. the flags shown in the Paradox Development Studio Feature - Europa Universalis IV - Part 1.
I would really like if the Swedish flag was replaced with the "blå-gula flaggan" (the Scandinavian cross), instead of the "Tre-Kronor flaggan", which I think resembles the French "Fleur-de-Lis" flag to much.
I always mod the Swedish flag into the "blå-gula flaggan" and the Russian flag into the "white-blue-red tri-color".
Indeed. Perhaps it could be an option for player-player deals only?Multiplayer will suffer. Offer-and-demand deals would be used very frequently.
First of all the Swedish flag doesn't exist at the start of game, secondly the only thing similar with three crowns and fleur-de-lis is the colours.
Will AI be using this feature? If so, this can prove to be problematic, as we not always want to get our core province - it may be also a core of a major power, which would happily attack us, especially if we are a minor nation. Also, AI could easily destroy our "pretty borders" by "generously" giving us their's enemy's provinces (on which we got cores by e.g. border dispute event or we purposely lost them earlier in a previous war/abandoned/sold them to have better borders).One of the most interesting is you can ask for a core province of a third country that might not even be involved in the war to be transferred to them. This way you can weaken a country without having to take worthless indefensible province for yourself. You can, effectively, partition a neighbor that has been giving you trouble and build up credit with other states nearby.
I hope adding money to demands will be more easy task than in EU3.
Cause asking for 5000 ducats clicking 200 times on plus is not a proper time spending.
Will AI be using this feature? If so, this can prove to be problematic, as we not always want to get our core province - it may be also a core of a major power, which would happily attack us, especially if we are a minor nation. Also, AI could easily destroy our "pretty borders" by "generously" giving us their's enemy's provinces (on which we got cores by e.g. border dispute event or we purposely lost them earlier in a previous war/abandoned/sold them to have better borders).
If AI will be capable of doing this, maybe add an option to refuse to accept a province? Or just make it that AI won't use this peace option to give provinces to player.
Yes, unless you are at war. And even if you're lucky enough to be at peace at the moment, it can be tedious to get the same province and sell it every few years.In this case you can simply sell the province to the highest bidder.
First of all the Swedish flag doesn't exist at the start of game, secondly the only thing similar with three crowns and fleur-de-lis is the colours.
Edit: and the 3-point shape I guess, though I thought they would use the one with multiple fleur-de-lis.