Featauril said:
I wonder how often the king of england visits his african domains.
And what has happened to Poland in that game?
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And what has happened to Poland in that game?
Ethiopia does enter the affairs of Europe quite often. It would be cool to see England inherit Ethiopia
Rythin said:Lazy, I see you like to rename your armies
Yeah, it helps me keep track when I have a large empire and it also has roleplaying benefits.
Snake IV said:
I've seen the Ethiopian Holy Roman Emperor before, but I agreed... that would be neat indeed!
Henry VI lived a lot longer than is typically realized...
He actually lasted for over another decade after I took this screenie.
I think the Habsburgs have their loyalties confused...
And they're not the only ones...
He actually lasted for over another decade after I took this screenie.
I think the Habsburgs have their loyalties confused...
And they're not the only ones...
Kazmir said:
And what has happened to Poland in that game?
Poland had a love affair with lithuania that ended badly when poland got in a gang bang with the rest of europe. Lithuania broke up wih poland and left her to deal with the consequences of her actions.
As a result, Poland was left as a one-province minor, vassal to castille, later diplo-annexed.
No mod, really. Just a few minor changes I made myself. I merely changed the name of "Protestant" to "Lutheran", "Reformed" to "Calvinist", and I also added "Hussite" to the list of religions.wilcoxchar said:
I honestly don't even know how the Pope converted. I thought it wasn't supposed to happen. He had the Church Attendance Duty, which should have prevented Lutheranism or Calvinism from spreading into his domain, but sure enough, I got the message that Papal State had the event "Spread of Protestantism", and within a month, the Pope became a Lutheran!MagisterMundi said:
Pretty sure just Divine Supremacy (+ missionaries) and Deus Vult are the ideas that stop spread, and Church Attendance does not.
Kanil said:
Spread or not, I thought that theocracies could not even change state religion (except possibly by force conversion?).
They can. I've seen Liege do it many times. But Papal State isn't a theocracy. Its government type is "Papacy" and that should definitely not be able to change state religion. But then again, that's what adds such humour to the game!Lazy said:
crusaderknight said:And they're not the only ones...
Some one did't like his job
Mr. G said:Some one did't like his job
Either that or the Pope is not being held hostage (or was just plain executed) by a suddenly Protestant Vatican.
...maybe he made one too many mistakes...
crusaderknight said:They can. I've seen Liege do it many times. But Papal State isn't a theocracy. Its government type is "Papacy" and that should definitely not be able to change state religion. But then again, that's what adds such humour to the game!
Well, unless it is hardcoded, the papacy is effectively the same as a theocracy:
Code:
theocracy = {
adm_efficiency = 15
allowed_conversion = {
absolute_monarchy = 5.0
}
missionary_placement_chance = 0.20
royal_marriage = no
religion = yes
minimum_policy = {
innovative_narrowminded = 0
}
}
papacy = {
adm_efficiency = 10
allowed_conversion = {
}
missionary_placement_chance = 0.25
royal_marriage = no
religion = yes
minimum_policy = {
innovative_narrowminded = 0
}
}But it is strange regardless.
I cannot see why it is so strange. Just because it didn't happen in reality it doesn't mean it couldn't happen. Imadgen the scenario where the reaction upon Luthers works from the curchs side is delayed and weak for some reason. It'd be easy to imadgen a debate open up in the catholic curch. No clear split up is made, and eventually a Pope who supports luther is choosen. The entire event is not viewed as a split, it was all a catholic curch all the time with modified values, but a great reform. What makes that scenario so unplausible.
The fact that all major (and a good chunk of the minor) Catholic powers still remaining would never let that happen.
