You are correct. You can't core it (take it in war). You can fix it by dropping a colony in Tuna to create a land path to your capital.This is my 3rd game and am not exactly clear on the rules. I would appreciate any help.
I don't think I can I annex the 2 provinces the green arrows are pointing to (Ostyaki & Iglino) because I don't have a direct connection. I think I got the claims via a mission and even if I declared war using Conquer Ostyaki or Conquer Iglino as justification I'd bet I couldn't actually annex them because I have no connection and can't core them.
Just want to verify this as true or false. Am I correct in saying I can't annex them even if I win the war?
This is my 3rd game and am not exactly clear on the rules. I would appreciate any help.
I don't think I can I annex the 2 provinces the green arrows are pointing to (Ostyaki & Iglino) because I don't have a direct connection. I think I got the claims via a mission and even if I declared war using Conquer Ostyaki or Conquer Iglino as justification I'd bet I couldn't actually annex them because I have no connection and can't core them.
Just want to verify this as true or false. Am I correct in saying I can't annex them even if I win the war?View attachment 603695
My guess is first half of September.Around which month will 1.31 be released?
Sad! I wish that 1.31 be released before CK3.My guess is first half of September.
Did you actually enforce the Protestant faith in the peace deal? merely taking a pile of land when you win the war leaves the Empire with Religious PeaceI started the protestant war as the leader, Prussia, and won. However, Bohemia, which was on the losing catholic side, and did not convert to protestant, was made the new Emperor. I thought that me, as the leader, was supposed to become the emperor...so how did they instantly become protestant and steal the throne?
Also, my Ruler was male an should be eligible
If you play aggressive the diplo macro for outraged countries doesn't work. AI has some debts issues, but that wasn't a problem for me. The diplo macro it is.I haven't played EU4 in maybe 1,5 years and was planning to get back to it after the release of the Emperor expansion. But then I read it was buggy as hell so decided to wait for it to be patched. Is it better now and at least playable/fun? I'm not a min maxer, just looking to have a fun experience playing in the HRE without the game mechanics being broken and annoying.
Maybe not the right thread to ask, and if so, I apologize, but any thoughts on this would be appreciated!
Common misunderstanding - winning the league war does not make you the next emperor. It merely makes you and all other protestants eligible for election (only the protestants if that peace criteria was picked) but all electors nonetheless vote for whichever eligible country they otherwise would.I started the protestant war as the leader, Prussia, and won. However, Bohemia, which was on the losing catholic side, and did not convert to protestant, was made the new Emperor. I thought that me, as the leader, was supposed to become the emperor...so how did they instantly become protestant and steal the throne?
Also, my Ruler was male an should be eligible
One day you'll click through it anywayI'm looking for something for a pop up like "Are you sure you want to break the truce, you'll lose 5 stability and have to pay 800 Admin to get to stability 3 to avoid a looming disaster."
One day indeed.One day you'll click through it anyway
But yeah, that would be neat (more of a generalized "are you sure you want to declare this stabhit war?", of course).
I know two ways: revoke another privilege first, or you use a mod that shows more than 4 privileges(I think that there is an achievement compatible mod that does that).How do I revoke an estate's 5th privilege?
I know two ways: revoke another privilege first,
Maybe that is the case in your situation.So effectively, I can't revoke the privilege for another x years (until loyalty has crept back up above influence)