Will there a way to revert to 1.30.1? I don't see it in the old versions in Steam.
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EUIV: 1.30.2 Austria is now Live! (checksum c92d) - Not for problem reports
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Did we really have to go from "everybody join the HRE" to "nobody joins the HRE"?
I can't even get a 10 dev OPM to join with an alliance, guarantee, gift, influencing and 200 relations.
I can't even get a 10 dev OPM to join with an alliance, guarantee, gift, influencing and 200 relations.
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Thanks a lot for taking the time to test it and letting us know.
I really hope the HRE isn’t in the pre 1.30 situation. Yes it was OP in 1.30.1, hope they nerfed it but not TOO much.
Forming the HRE was never supposed to be easy in the first place. Considering the national ideas of the HRE at the current stage, it is much better that is it now actually much more unlikely that the HRE will be formed.
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This method still only allows you to take up to about half of what you should be getting. You aren't able to take the full amount (25 warscore) worth of cash that you should. I have also had this method not actually give me the same amount that it says it will in the peace deal.
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I have a comment/question about the change to the Cossack estate steppe development privilege. I don't see why this change was necessary.
Can someone who saw why this was a problem please give an objective explanation of why it was imbalanced? Playing as Muscovy, for quite a while you have almost entirely woods (+15% dev cost) and forest (+20%), with the exception of a few grasslands (+0%) until you conquer into Lithuania (one route, for example) to get a few farmland provinces (-5% cost), which are all grain (low value good). Having access to some steppe (+20%, but negated down to -10% with the privilege active) with decent goods (iron) to be able to push a little dev into at a discount was really great. Muscovy is already at a disadvantage mana-wise with having to take tech at a penalty and dev-push the first few institutions, so why is this such a problem that it needed to be nerfed. Now the steppe is +5% cost even with the privilege - better than a sharp stick in the eye, but still.
What was it about the -30% steppe dev cost in the privilege caused this to be imbalanced enough to necessitate a change in the first patch?
Can someone who saw why this was a problem please give an objective explanation of why it was imbalanced? Playing as Muscovy, for quite a while you have almost entirely woods (+15% dev cost) and forest (+20%), with the exception of a few grasslands (+0%) until you conquer into Lithuania (one route, for example) to get a few farmland provinces (-5% cost), which are all grain (low value good). Having access to some steppe (+20%, but negated down to -10% with the privilege active) with decent goods (iron) to be able to push a little dev into at a discount was really great. Muscovy is already at a disadvantage mana-wise with having to take tech at a penalty and dev-push the first few institutions, so why is this such a problem that it needed to be nerfed. Now the steppe is +5% cost even with the privilege - better than a sharp stick in the eye, but still.
What was it about the -30% steppe dev cost in the privilege caused this to be imbalanced enough to necessitate a change in the first patch?
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Making steppes notably better than farmlands doesn't strike you as being problematic?
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By 5%, why should it? Is it "not fair" to some other nation somehow?
edit: this is why I am asking the question, because I don't see the problem.
2nd edit: I'm not trying to say that there isn't a problem, I just don't see what it is, and I want to understand why it's imbalanced.
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if its already been answered i apologize but you have to simultaneously have all Italian states meet the requirements before you can push the button 150 opinion is the threshold just having them join the empire wasn't enough. not sure about now after patch tho.
Have you tried using the new hotkey-assign button in the lower right corner to change it from 'f'?
Playing on the 1.30.2.0 patch today, and the disaster won't end, and I have converted to a kingdom with a random noble.
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The Cardinal in the picture is the guy from the meme "I never... but when I do", right? Right?
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Bummer. Well, the files for the disaster and tus_events didn't get an update (if the issue is there at all). Guess my five minute test didn't cut it.
Tried a game as Austria before 1.30.2, everyone joined the HRE, from Aragon to Novgorod, and I didnt even have to improve relations and assist it.
Tried a new game after the 1.30.2, nobody joins, not even allied 1 province minors with max relations.
Surely there's a middle ground to aim at here.
Tried a new game after the 1.30.2, nobody joins, not even allied 1 province minors with max relations.
Surely there's a middle ground to aim at here.
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Seems like this hotfix is not nearly enough, meaning I can keep EU4 on the shelf for at least another week.
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I am sure you have been working hard on this, and it's certainly an improvement. But as long as the ducats demanded in a peace deal bug is not solved, the game remains unplayable.
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