Crisis failed to get attention --> mass rebellion/secession of affected area por favor.
THIS It really is amazing how pissed of these areas can get without actually rebelling. >.>Crisis failed to get attention --> mass rebellion/secession of affected area por favor.
Crisis failed to get attention --> mass rebellion/secession of affected area por favor.
THIS It really is amazing how pissed of these areas can get without actually rebelling. >.>
THIS. And please, if the 'attacker' gets support and the 'defender' doesn't PLEASE don't let the game carry on as if nothing happened. I imagine the situation: 'We, all the powers of the world agree on the fact that this piece of land shouldn't belong to you. Since no power disgrees, you keep the land'
Yeah it's simply astonishing that it isn't included...That's the most bullshit thing about the crisis system by far, it's so frustrating when you're playing a small country, and it leads to some really weird gameplay. For example if you have someone else's core you should actually avoid becoming a great power because that would increase the odds of losing that land in a crisis.
I also hope that they can improve the crisis system to include other factors for support like religion, history, east vs. west, etc. Countries with freedom ideology should also be more supportive to crisises, and that alliences are taken more into consideration than already done.. It's so annoying how allies just betray you in crisises (WWI?). Also Boxer rebellion --> Crisis --> all GPs that dislike what happebed join the one side --> big historical coalition"Hey russia, wanna support my crisis over me as greece gaining thessalonika? No... why? Why wouldnt you?"
EU4 doesn't have tens of thousands of pops to enter data in for, though.
1919-1936 is not worth.This basically. I like the two start dates but another one could also be good, like 1919 .
I also agree a lot on the religious mapmode suggestion. All in all I wish religion (especially Greece v. Ottoman) would play a larger role in crisises as I said earlier.
Don't expect more than one start date. I think Johann (or was it Wiz) mentioned that few people play the alternative starting dates in EU4, and they might not do multiple starting dates anymore. Besides that, the amount of work necessary to properly set up the V2 POP files is mindboggeling. It easily takes a day to properly arrange the POPs of even a small country. Doing the whole world would take months.
A more on topic comment:
When working on the Central Asia countries for CoE, I noticed a lot of these countries were highly decentralised. Almost to the point of certain regions being virtually independent. A lot of effort went into centralising these states. I'd like to see this represented in V3. Perhaps by having the relevant countries consist of substates, and as reforms are passed, more influence can be exerted over the substates.
1919-1936 is not worth.
I would go something like this with starts date(but if this mean less accuracy in the main I prefer having 1 start date):
1815-1821(something between this), 1848, 1866 and 1912.
any info about whcih time we will see viki3 ? since viki 2 is preaty ded with no future dlc planed.
I added to this question. Which time we will see Victoria III?