BETA Hotfix 1.14.4 released

[Wagonlitz]

please, implement into this patch bug with war of independence, when you cannot make peace while keeping both rebellious vassals, even if war score is 100%. because of this my game is stopped for more than a week now..

The solution to that bug is called yesman.

 

[camfrlas]

yesman

ironman Great Perm attempt, year 1720

 

[calvinhobbeslik]

Is there ever going to be a fix for the "paused" sign being in front of everything, including popups and monarch point tooltips?

 

[Orctavius]

Is there ever going to be a fix for the "paused" sign being in front of everything, including popups and monarch point tooltips?

Yes, this seems trivial, but its surprisingly aggravating.

 

[pgroves]

It is normal to be on vacation over Christmas and new years.
Here in Scandinavia you have 6 weeks of paid vacation a year.

I only get 4 weeks paid vacation here (UK), but that's better than some places!

 

[pgroves]

"- Fixed broken native assimilation bonus."

Glad this is fixed, now all 3 options offer something worthwhile, depending on circumstances

 

[Pornek]

Is there ever going to be a fix for the "paused" sign being in front of everything, including popups and monarch point tooltips?

This drives me insane.

 

[B3ndolf]

I only get 4 weeks paid vacation here (UK), but that's better than some places!

then you should contact a lawyer because your employer is breaking the law

uk get 28 days paid holidays a year and since most people get 2 days off a week that equates to 5 and a half weeks. if you dont work bank holidays then that would reduce your spendable holidays by 7 days but those days are still counted as paid holidays.

 

[Kwami]

then you should contact a lawyer because your employer is breaking the law

uk get 28 days paid holidays a year and since most people get 2 days off a week that equates to 5 and a half weeks. if you dont work bank holidays then that would reduce your spendable holidays by 7 days but those days are still counted as paid holidays.

It's pretty common to exclude bank holidays when talking about paid vacation time. So, 28-7 is 21, which is approximately 4 weeks (at 5 days/week).

 

[17blue17]

Scope issues:

does the patch fix any scope issues?

I think gigau has found that the superregion_name = was not working in decisions files if I remember correctly? I also think there is a problem using region_name = or province_group_name = as triggers in the common\estates files.

Maybe someone at Paradox should double check the coding for the scopes for area, province_group, region, and superregion and make sure that things like area_name, region_name etc work in effects and triggers in all the files - missions, decisions, common\estate files?

 

[Metz]

Can you remove the Lesser Antilles islands from being a CN for next patch? And in return make South Africa a CN.

 

[17blue17]

Superregion Map mode

can we get a supperregion map mode like the area map mode and the region map mode?

thanks

 

[Wagonlitz]

Can you remove the Lesser Antilles islands from being a CN for next patch? And in return make South Africa a CN.

Why should one of the areas which had actual colonial revolts in the game time be non CN?
SA could work; though how realistic is it? Were the SA colonies really that autonomous that they warrant CN? Don't the trade companies fit better?

 

[londoner247]

please, implement into this patch bug with war of independence, when you cannot make peace while keeping both rebellious vassals, even if war score is 100%. because of this my game is stopped for more than a week now..

Are you sure it won't work? I had Moldavia declare an independence war against me and the Teutonic Order (my other vassal) joined them. I won the war and agreed peace and they were both my vassals again.

From reports I've seen, it *appears* that the bug you are talking about only happens if the non war leader vassal (so the TO in my case) is in a second war when you agree peace terms with the war leader. If, however, they are only in the independence war (and have not been involved in any other wars whilst fighting for their independence) then they *should* come back into the fold without any problems.

 

[Metz]

Why should one of the areas which had actual colonial revolts in the game time be non CN?
SA could work; though how realistic is it? Were the SA colonies really that autonomous that they warrant CN? Don't the trade companies fit better?

Colonial revolts? The Lesser Antilles did not have much problems. They were very consolidated under their European overlords, especially once their government type became "crown colonies".

 

[Wagonlitz]

Colonial revolts? You mean slave revolts?

No the colonial independence wars. E.g. American revolution, Mexican independence war, Haitian independence, etc.

 

[grommile]

No the colonial independence wars. E.g. American revolution, Mexican independence war, Haitian independence, etc.

Haitian independence was, as it happens, fundamentally a slave revolt that snowballed.

 

[highsis]

It is normal to be on vacation over Christmas and new years.
Here in Scandinavia you have 6 weeks of paid vacation a year.

Here in Korea you get 2 weeks of paid vacation a year, but in practice we get no paid vacations at all.

You often get ostracized by your boss and peers for even asking for a paid vacation and your chance of promotion vaporizes with it. The penalty imposed on the employers for breaking the law is so light that most companies choose to ignore it so there is no paid vacations. You are forced to work extra hours after your regular business hours and you don't get paid the extra. In addition you are also dragged to bars after work to entertain your boss. Often, you are called to work on Saturday and Sunday on short notice and you are obligated to work regardless of your weekend plans.

Signing up with a labour union is like signing up your letter of resignation and you are basically corporations' slave. (Samsung has no labour union to this day) Koreans work 2300 hours a year in average, and that is excluding 'extra hours' you work and not get paid for. My father used to leave home at 7 am and return at 12am(midnight) 6 days a week when he worked for a company.

I live in one of the shittiest countries among OECD members. North Korea shows the world how bad communism can be while South Korea shows the world how bad capitalism can be. Everytime I see Paradox devs leaving for a long break I feel very sad for Koreans. Glorious Sweden needs to invade Korea and incorporate our country as one of their provinces. Sweden gets great RTS and AOS gamers while Koreans get a better life; a fair deal if I ever heard one.

 

[Wagonlitz]

Signing up with a labour union is like signing up your letter of resignation and you are basically corporations' slave. (Samsung has no labour union to this day) Koreans work 2300 hours a year in average, and that is excluding 'extra hours' you work and not get paid for. My father used to leave home at 7 am and return at 12am(midnight) 7 days a week when he worked for a company.

Seems like you could need some big general strike. Or a free market in case there is anti union legislation. (If there is then it isn't a free market; the government should stay completely out of the work market and let things regulate themselves between workers (who are allowed to unionise should they want to) and employers. That is how things are here.)

Glorious Sweden needs to invade Korea and incorporate our country as one of their provinces.

If anything it would be North Korea they would invade. Ever wondered why the North Korean elite all drives around in early 70s luxury Volvos? That is because Sweden in the early 70s thought that North Korea was opening up and wanted to get a foot in early, so made lots of contracts and delivered lots of goods including cars (e.g. those Volvos) and heavy machinery. North Korea then never paid and Sweden got a long nose... (I should probably make a Sweden joke here, but I don't think it is necessary. Needless to say Denmark would never have fallen for that trick.)

 

[Rubidium]

Haitian independence was, as it happens, fundamentally a slave revolt that snowballed.

Which still resulted in a former colonial region becoming an independent nation, which is really what the game cares about.