Does 100 IA mean that all princes will auto pass the next reform? Currently revoking some privilegias in Iron Man-mode, so i don't feel like releasing some vassals just to see that those darned Bohemians that i tried to bully back to catholicism won't pass anyways. Cheers for a hopefully quick answer!
100 imperial authority
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No, imperial authority does add to their willingness to vote yes, but is by no means a guarantee at 100. For example first game I played as Brandenburg I left Austria alone for too long, so they still had all their starting land and the Burgundian inheritance. There was no way for them to ever vote yes on anything simply due to economical power.
So i will have to fight them for it in, since i get claims to their lands? Do i get cores as well?
I dont think its guaranteed, but I've personally never seen a scenario in which I was unable to pass a reform with 100 IA.
Passing reforms is based on individual opinion mods. Any country that has a neg opinion of you will not support the reform. You can have 100 IA and still have alot of negative relations.
Because you want positive relations, you should start spending IA to improve relations. You can see in the HRE tab who is not supporting your reform. 1 point of IA raises relations by +40, once per ruler reign (*afaik).
Between improve relations, bestow imperial grace, and gifting money, you should be able to adjust any neg relations & get the support you need.
Unless you've run up a ton of AE or something.
edit: when it comes to passing reforms, 50 IA is the same as 100 IA, so when you are about to advance it is usually a good idea to burn off the excess IA anyway to spread out as many + opinion mods as possible.
Because you want positive relations, you should start spending IA to improve relations. You can see in the HRE tab who is not supporting your reform. 1 point of IA raises relations by +40, once per ruler reign (*afaik).
Between improve relations, bestow imperial grace, and gifting money, you should be able to adjust any neg relations & get the support you need.
Unless you've run up a ton of AE or something.
edit: when it comes to passing reforms, 50 IA is the same as 100 IA, so when you are about to advance it is usually a good idea to burn off the excess IA anyway to spread out as many + opinion mods as possible.