Interesting. This was exactly the thing i was thinking of. Wonder how hard they'll have to stretch for formables elsewhere though. Just name the union after the name of the region or..?
Development Diary - 17th of December
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If diplo range is based primarily on capital location, is it possible for two countries to share a border but be outside of diplo range?
If I win a war, can I force the loser to export/give me some trade good, even if they don't have a surplus?
Nice and meaty dev diary. Could you give a hint of what next weeks dev diary will be about?
Trade seems to go on a per province basis, but you can import to the capital. Is it possible to import to specific cities within a province or is the capital the only case in which this happens? (Do provinces have a designated capital?) Or is it so that you can never focus on a boosting a specific city and will only ever boost an entire province (through trade)?
Importing to Capital means importing to your Capital Province. Trade is between Provinces and local benefits go to all cities in the province.
I am still not happy with pops promoted by mana(sounds like hell of a micro but we will see) but trade system looks amazing. We need something like that in EUIV ASAP.
I wonder if tall gameplay will be fun in I:R
I wonder if tall gameplay will be fun in I:R
Hello. It would be great if any dev could confirm this.
Can you export an item that you have imported? If say, I'm Crete and I'm importing elephants from Carthage, can Rome ask me to export elephants to them? (Giving for granted here that Rome and Carthage hate each other).
If that's the case, we could end up with tradenodes similar to EU4 but way more dynamic and fluid. So, for example, just like in EU you don't want to kill a merchant republic completely, in IR you might want to keep Crete alive in order to have access to stuff you otherwise would not have access to.
Can you export an item that you have imported? If say, I'm Crete and I'm importing elephants from Carthage, can Rome ask me to export elephants to them? (Giving for granted here that Rome and Carthage hate each other).
If that's the case, we could end up with tradenodes similar to EU4 but way more dynamic and fluid. So, for example, just like in EU you don't want to kill a merchant republic completely, in IR you might want to keep Crete alive in order to have access to stuff you otherwise would not have access to.
please tell me that the sound when you selecte the armies is in beta and we will have a better one
Just found the first nation that I will play as! Gloucestershire represent!
Interesting question... I hope they make exceptions so that this doesn't happen.
According to the wiki, the bonus associated with leather and base metals is regiment recruitment speed. In EU IV, recruitment speed was essentially worthless.
May I suggest changing it to some other kind of bonus, like recruitment cost? I would imagine that having plenty of leather and metal would reduce the costs of producing equipment for soldiers.
May I suggest changing it to some other kind of bonus, like recruitment cost? I would imagine that having plenty of leather and metal would reduce the costs of producing equipment for soldiers.
How will the Diplomatic Range be determined if the whole tribe migrates? So you don't have a capital anymore. A Youtuber called Steinwallen did this moving with the Saxons to Rome. I guess this is kind of a cheesy strategy but it's possible.
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=cheese strategy
Will we be able to do internal trade routes within our empire? Let’s say if as Rome, we conquer Carthrage, would we be able to import wine into Rome still?
That would be too modern. The Ancient Britonnic name for themself was 'Pritani'