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I'm playing as the emperor, was in a war against Burgundy when their inheritance event fired. They instantly left the war like nothing happened, and a 15 years long truce came into effect.
According to the tooltip, my favored choice in the Burgundian Inheritance crisis will result in me automatically attacking them with the "Restoration of Union" CB.
The truce still counts normally, and this will ruin my stability, right?
According to the tooltip, my favored choice in the Burgundian Inheritance crisis will result in me automatically attacking them with the "Restoration of Union" CB.
The truce still counts normally, and this will ruin my stability, right?
You can seperate peace. White peace or better on the warleader will make all declaring nations your vassal again.. with -100% LD because "lost independence war"
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I'm Burgundy. I have colonies in the Caribbean with burgundy culture - (13 and 13 dev) and castilian culture (8 and 9 dev core and 8 and 13 no core prov). When my 5 colony grows to 1000 population (9dev) i have colonial nations with primary CASTILIAN culture. If i develop 1 prov to 30 dev with burg culture, my new colonial nations still have primary castilian culture.
WHY???
WHY???
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Colonial nation takes its culture from the capital and the capital is the 5th province colonized.
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Sounds like you are in ironman. In situations like this, where the consequences of your actions are instant but also non-obvious, I don't think that it's at all controversial to back up your save file and restore it if the game interprets your actions in a different way than what you expected. (IE: Quicksave; alt-tab; locate the save file on disk; copy it somewhere else. If something unexpected happens, you can restore by exiting EU4 and copying the save file back to the original location with exactly the same filename.)
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You can't change the culture once the colonial nation is formed.
How i can form colonial nation with burgundy culture? not castilian culture
Make sure you have Burgundian culture in the province that will be the colonial nation's capital at creation. Changing capital after CN forms doesn't change their primary culture.
To add to jonjowett said, don't play ironman until you can safely predict the outcome of most of your actions. I say most, because even after years of playing, I sometimes find myself thinking: "that wasn't supposed to happen".
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But on my screen capital in st maria antigua and it first capital after forming colonial nation.
If I am the EoC and convert to a non-eligible religion, will I retain the emperorship? More specifically, I am Japan and want to go Christian for the achivement, thus converting to Catholic through an event.
Stupid question.
In the mercenaries panel, what is this number?
I thought it is army maintenance, but the ammount is slide different from the one in the pop-up window.
In the mercenaries panel, what is this number?
I thought it is army maintenance, but the ammount is slide different from the one in the pop-up window.
There's nothing else other then maintenance and hiring fee. It might be bugged though, as pretty much everything in the 1.30 update.
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I thought the bonuses of Absolutism is additive, but when I'm playing Oirat > Yuan (while staying horde) the number of provinces I can take in one war is clearly less when Absolutism hits. I was butchering Ottomans and I already prepared the peace deal earlier in the war, but Age of Absolutism hits in the middle and then iirc peace cost became about 130% and I had to alter my peace deal to take less land. Anybody knows why?
Fyi, I also already took Diplo early for the war score discount. I'm guessing the problem is the Horde government, since I never stayed as Horde until this late in the game and this is the first time I see something like this.
Fyi, I also already took Diplo early for the war score discount. I'm guessing the problem is the Horde government, since I never stayed as Horde until this late in the game and this is the first time I see something like this.
What religion are you? If you're not sunni, it might be the religious war age perk that has ended.
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Did you have the age ability that lowers the warscore cost vs other religions during the age of reformation? That would explain why you can take less land in the age of absolutism. And if you don't have any absolutism yet, it can't have a positive effect.
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