I don't understand what crown land affects. It's not clearly explained in the game. If i have more than 40% is there any advantage of increasing it? Do i get more tax, production or manpower if i have very high crown land?
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Crown Land question
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The estates gives modifiers to you tax income, manpower etc. Its shown on estates tab.
You can give away crown land to get +1 monark point from each estate and also other perks.
You can give away crown land to get +1 monark point from each estate and also other perks.
Getting beyond 50% gives you bonuses to tax and maximum absolutism, and eventually yearly absolutism and autonomy reduction. Unless you desperately need the cash you'll want to wait until the late sixteenth century before really bumping it up.
The tooltip is both wrong and bad 
40-30 You neither gain nor lose anything. When bellow 30 (I think) you start getting penalties and the less you have, the worse they are.
Also, there's a French mission which requires you to have 70% Crown Land. I'm guessing that other nations have similar requirements for missions, maybe.
40-30 You neither gain nor lose anything. When bellow 30 (I think) you start getting penalties and the less you have, the worse they are.
Also, there's a French mission which requires you to have 70% Crown Land. I'm guessing that other nations have similar requirements for missions, maybe.
Another tooltip that is wrong is the following one
By granting privileges loyalty does not increase, the loyalty equilibrium does.
I'm enjoying the new estates a lot but dam the tooltips are misleading af.
By granting privileges loyalty does not increase, the loyalty equilibrium does.
I'm enjoying the new estates a lot but dam the tooltips are misleading af.
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